What To Do When Lashes Hit Your Glasses - Xtreme Lashes Blog (2024)

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You can wear any type of glasses or sunglasses with your lash extensions. As long as your stylist can determine the appropriate distance available, you are good to go.

This is one of the easier problems to solve. If the lashes are too dramatic, a simple solution is to pop off a few extensions to give a more wispy look.

There are several reasons why you may experience blurry vision after getting eyelash extensions: The adhesive used to attach the extensions can irritate your eyes and cause inflammation. The extensions may be too heavy for your natural lashes, causing them to droop and obstruct your vision.

Apply Lash Serums

The peptides, which are an ingredient of the serums, strengthen eyelash follicle proteins which help repair damage, and working together with moisture molecules, lash serums promote eyelash repair and recovery.

Start by Choosing Short Lashes

Naturally, the easiest way to make sure the lash extensions aren't touching the lenses is to choose short lashes! Start with lashes in the 6mm-11mm range, then move up from there if there's still room (and the client wants longer lashes).

Most eyelash extensions can withstand a little eyewear interference, but if you are uncomfortable with this, try using a shorter lash length. You'll still get the same glam look but with a little less length, so you can easily wear your lashes comfortably with your glasses.

If a person has an allergic reaction, they should remove the eyelash extensions. They should also avoid getting eyelash extensions in the future and use mascara instead. A person can often treat the allergic reaction with at-home solutions, such as eye drops or allergy medications.

If you really don't like the way your lashes look and you just want to take them off, go back to the salon where they were installed and request that your technician remove them. They will usually be able to do this quickly and might even be able to fit you in without an appointment.

Since extensions are attached using an adhesive, it can take about 24-48 hours for your lashes to settle. However, if this continues for more than a few days, something isn't right; this is especially true if they look clumpy and/or crusty, along with a “crunchy” sensation.

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In most cases, eyelashes will grow back within a few weeks with no need for treatment. However, if your eyelashes do not grow back, there are some more things you can do to promote growth.

What Does Vaseline Do for Your Eyelashes? Although Vaseline does not make your eyelashes grow longer, it can help to keep your lashes hydrated by locking in moisture and, in turn, preventing lash breakage. Vaseline is very gentle and when applied to your eyelid can often make your lashes appear thicker.

If you want a natural way to repair damaged eyelashes, you might want to consider using an eyelash growth serum. A lash serum is a cosmetic product that makes your eyelashes grow. Hair growth is important because they go from being brittle, stubby eyelashes to long and healthy lashes.

Remove them in a way that works for you.

If this is easier, we'd say go for it! For those wanting to go cold turkey, a salon removal is best. It's a super simple process – a technician applies a removal serum to your lashes and slides off the extensions.

Lube them up. You might think keeping your lash extensions dry is smart, but they actually stay nicer, longer, when they're oiled up (this helps keep them flexible). Just rub a drop of baby oil on them with your fingers, as Courtney Akai of Courtney Akai Lash Boutique in New York City recommended to me.