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By Sharmadean Reid
lash lift is a no-makeup makeup secret! No falsies, no fall out, no extensions and no mascara â just super luscious lashes that are 100% your own! But how do get the longest wear out of your lash lift? We asked Beautystack Pro @EmmyCreatesLdn for her top tips on keeping those lashes lush between appointments. Emmyâs lash lifts are a fave amongst celebs and can last for up to two months if you give them the TLC they need, so take notes!
Keep Your Lash Lift Dry
In the first 24 hours after your treatment itâs super important to keep your lashes away from any water, steam, or sweat â that means no steam rooms, no swimming and no intense exercise. So whatever you do, donât get a lash lift on a spa day and be extra careful when booking your pre-holiday appointment!
Look Donât Touch
Try not to rub your eyes or touch your lashes too much after your lift, as this can push them out of their picture perfect curl. Itâs also good to avoid sleeping on your side or on your face if you can, as this also changes their shape.
Brush Brush Baby
Brush your lashes daily to keep them looking fluffy and stop them getting tangled. A lash brush is made especially for this, but the free spoolies you can find in most makeup shops, or an old mascara wand that youâve cleaned, will also do the trick.
Get Some Nuts
Oil up those lashes 3 â 5 times a week with a nut oil of your choice. Emmy recommends sweet almond oil, jojoba oil, coconut oil or castor oil for best results.
For Mascara Lovers
If you still want to wear mascara after your lash lift, just make sure youâre using a water-based formula and steer clear of waterproof mascara! Use oil-free make-up remover to take it off, and gently pat your lashes dry afterwards â no rubbing.
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5 simple steps for the best results post lash lift
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