Lashes

Yes. Before any lash service, Han talks through the look you want and looks at your eye shape and your natural lashes. Classic sets look the most natural, Thai style is soft and wispy, and natural volume is fuller but still soft. If you are unsure, a lighter set is the safer first choice, because it is easy to go fuller next time.

Most clients come back for a fill every two to three weeks. Extensions are attached to your natural lashes, and natural lashes shed and regrow all the time, so the set thins out gradually as they fall. Gentle daily brushing, keeping oil away from the eyes, and not rubbing or pulling at them all help a set last towards the longer end of that range.

Extensions that are the right weight for your natural lashes, and removed properly, should not damage them. The usual causes of damage are pulling or picking extensions off, rubbing the eyes hard, and sets that are too heavy for thin natural lashes. That is why your natural lashes are checked before a style is chosen, and why removal should be done by a technician, never at home.

Yes, after the first 24 hours. Keep your lashes dry for the first day so the adhesive can set fully. After that, swimming in the sea or a pool is fine. Rinse your lashes with clean water afterwards, let them air-dry, brush them gently, and keep oily sunscreen away from the lash line.

A fill tops up your existing extensions by replacing the ones that have fallen out along with your natural lashes. Most clients need one every two to three weeks. Before starting, Han looks at your lashes in a short consultation and tells you whether a fill is enough or a new full set would look better, and you agree the price before any work begins.