SQ Aftercare
Brush them before the school run, same as your hair.
Four things decide how long a set lasts. You can't change three of them. The fourth is a spoolie and a bottle of cleanser.
- The work
- Your lash cycle
- How oily your skin runs
- What you do at home This one's yours
The first 24 hours
Three things to skip on day one.
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No water or steam
Keep them dry for the first 24 hours. No pool, no sauna, and save the sad movie for tomorrow.
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No mascara or oil
Leave the mascara in the drawer, no liner on the lash line, nothing oil-based near your eyes.
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Stay off your face
Try not to sleep face-down that first night while the glue finishes setting.
After that, shower like normal. They're tougher than they look.
Every day after
The rest of it happens in your bathroom.
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Brush every morning
Ten seconds with the spoolie. Sleep pushes them crossed and brushing puts them straight. If you do one thing, it's this.
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Wash every few days
Foaming lash cleanser every two or three days, then rinse. Clean lashes hold on longer.
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Sleep on your back
Face-down sleeping thins a set faster. A silk pillowcase helps if you can't change how you sleep.
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Keep oil away
Oil dissolves the glue. Check balms, removers, eye creams and sunscreens before they go near your lash line.
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Hands off
Pull one off and your own lash comes with it. If one's bothering you, call Amy instead.
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Back within 27 days
Refills are priced by regrowth. Leave it past day 27 and you're paying for a new set.
Your next fill
Come back before day fifteen.
A Classic fill is $50 up to day fourteen and $60 from day fifteen. Past twenty-seven days it is priced as a new full set, so the calendar is the only thing standing between the two numbers.