It's sh*t, we know.. but unfortunately, this is what can happen! You can have lashes on for 7 days, 7 months, 7 years and all of a sudden develop a reaction.

What is an indication of a reaction?

Try and find the cause, is it cyanoacrylate or carbon black? If it's carbon black, try a clear glue. We would recommend your client seeing a doctor to confirm the allergy.

Absolutely not, if they're done correctly.

But if your lashes have been done poorly they'll become uncomfortable and cause damage to your natural lashes.

Isolation should be the top of a lash artists priority, always check for stickies at the end of your sets!

If they're pulled/picked out this'll cause long term damage also (this is why regular infills are important so outgrown lashes can be safely removed)

But if they're cared for well, you can have infills over and over again and have 0 damage.

Yesssssss, daily, and we can't emphasise this enough.

Cleansing removes oils, dirt and debris from your lashes and avoids infections, not to mention how much better cleansed lashes look!

If this is something you can't keep up with, avoid lashes as you'll have endless issues with dirty, uncared for lashes.

Not cleansing your lashes can lead to build up and damage, which will become painful and take a while to remove!

Also, only use a Lash Shampoo to cleanse.

Yes! Lashing has evolved massively over the past few years, glues are more advanced and new products have entered the game. 

Adhesive cures with the help of moisture drawn from the air.

Superbonding your sets allows the adhesive to cure straight away, nanomisters disburse a mist that will aid your adhesive in drying faster too.

Some lash artists even offer a post lash cleanse to help cure the glue and limit fumes.