This means that you could lose 1 to 5 eyelash extensions per day. This is perfectly normal and is to be expected with or without eyelash extensions. When the natural eyelash reaches maturity at the end of its growth cycle, the eyelash extension attached to it will also fall off. The eyelash extensions are placed so that the natural cycle continues as usual.
This means that natural eyelashes will come off with their extension as they adhere. Therefore, the fall of eyelash extensions reflects the natural loss of eyelashes. In other words, if you normally lose 2 to 5 eyelashes per day, you're likely to lose about the same amount of eyelash extensions per day. All growth can take a few weeks, so eyelash extensions usually last between 2 and 4 weeks.
On average, you lose between 1 and 5 natural eyelashes a day. This means that if the eyelash extensions stick to the natural eyelashes, that's the number of eyelashes that will fall out. It's hard to know if this is the case, unless you've done false eyelashes before and have experience to compare them to, so you might want to give the technician the benefit of the doubt and come back for a filler appointment to see if that helps. Medical conditions such as alopecia areata, truchotillamonia, chemotherapy, and thyroid disease can cause eyelash extensions to fall out faster.
While you can't change anything about the natural eyelash cycle, you can let your customers know to wait for them to fall out a bit. In general, if you lose a lot of natural eyelashes with extensions, the problem is with your eyelash technician. Some fell out the next morning (about 4 eyelash extensions), but I suspect it was because my lash line was leaking when I first put them on. In that case, avoid waterproof formulas at all costs.
Experts say they're much harder to remove and that all that pulling is bad news for the lifespan of eyelash extensions. This involves researching eyelashes and glue first, or asking someone with more experience what they would recommend (or more importantly, what not) they would recommend. Always tell your esthetician to choose extensions that are similar to the shape of your natural eyelashes. If you don't have enough extensions left to fill because you liked the feel, the technician may charge you more, up to the cost of a new game.
As tempting as it may seem, Feroz encourages customers to resist the need to play with their eyelashes all day long or while they clean themselves. Many eyelash technicians recommend the use of misnamed water, especially if your clients wear eye makeup and need a remover. If you have large, visible gaps, contact your eyelash technician to have them filled. Regular maintenance, a proper daily cleaning routine and careful handling can greatly contribute to the longevity of eyelash extensions.
