As you know, hair follicles connect to the blood supply via a vein and an artery. So what does this have to do with medication?
To start, ask your lash artist – if they are experienced and well-researched, they should be able to advise you.
Avoid lash serums with harsh, drying chemicals. The adhesive is already very drying, so adding in another drying element could be damaging to your natural lashes.
During the first 2 months of using lash serum, you may find your lashes grow so quickly. New baby lashes also grow out a lot more than usual and that definitely affect your lash extension. Your extension may not as full as usual due to a large amount of baby lashes. These fair and fine lashes will slow down lash technicians’ work. They might even stick to nearby extensions and they are unfortunately very hard to see
Using lash serum while having extension on is still possible. The point is you may need sooner infill than
usual because lash serum makes all of your natural lashes grow faster. The grown-out extension(your
natural lashes have grown so quick) needs to be removed earlier than usual. From our experience, you
might need to get infill every 2 weeks to maintain the fresh and proper look.
Our Piece of Advice
Don’t get us wrong, ladies!
Lash serum is still our good mate. If these points that we mention do make sense to you, you are still able to use lash serum, but please consider these points within your first 2 months of using your lash serum. When you get used to the lash serum, everything will get back to normal and you have nothing to worry about.
If you think that, you want to save your time and money and still wish to achieve the best look while using serum, give yourself a break from having lash extension.
Chat with us if you have any questions or concerns about lash serum and lash extensions, we are more than pleased to give you consultation
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