How to Prevent Lash Shedding
Lash loss is perfectly natural, however excessive or premature shedding may be aggravating for both customers and lash technicians. Understanding the distinction between natural lash shedding and avoidable extension loss is critical to increasing retention and keeping lashes appearing fuller for longer.
Understanding Natural Lash Shedding
1. Choose Professional Application
2. Follow Proper Aftercare
Clean Your Lashes Regularly
Oil, dirt, and makeup buildup weaken adhesive bonds. Cleaning your lashes several times per week helps maintain strong attachment.
- Use a lash-safe cleanser
- Clean daily if wearing makeup
- Pat dry gently
- Brush once dry
Clean lashes last longer.
Avoid Oil-Based Products
Oil degrades lash adhesive over time. Avoid:
- Oil-based makeup removers
- Heavy eye creams close to the lash line.
- Oily skincare products
3. Protect Lashes During the First 48 Hours
The first 24 to 48 hours following application are critical for glue curing. During this time:
- Avoid steam rooms and saunas.
- Avoid swimming.
- Prevent excessive perspiration.
- Do not massage or touch the lashes.
4. Brush Lashes Daily
- From mid-length to tips.
- Only after the lashes have dried.
- Without straining on the base.
5. Sleep Smart
- Sleep on your back whenever possible.
- Use a silk or satin pillowcase.
- Avoid rubbing your face against pillows.
6. Maintain Healthy Natural Lashes
- Avoid picking and pulling.
- Maintain a balanced diet.
- Keep lash appointments consistent
- Professionally remove extensions if necessary.
7. Book Regular Infill Appointments
Waiting too long between fills can cause uneven weight distribution and added strain on remaining lashes.
Scheduling infills every 2–3 weeks keeps your lash line balanced and reduces the appearance of shedding.
Common Causes of Excessive Lash Shedding
- Poor isolation throughout the application.
- Incorrect adhesive application.
- Humidity or temperature concerns
- Excess oil production
- Skipping aftercare
- Utilising low-quality items

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