When applied correctly by a properly trained lash artist, lash extensions should not damage your natural lashes. Proper application means attaching each extension or fan to one natural lash at a time, using an appropriate length and weight based on the health and strength of the natural lashes.

If an extension or fan is attached to multiple natural lashes, it can cause pulling, discomfort, or unnecessary stress on the natural lashes, especially because natural lashes grow and shed at different rates.

It’s also completely normal to see a lash extension fall out with a natural lash attached. Natural lashes go through a continuous growth and shedding cycle, and losing a few lashes each day is normal. When a natural lash reaches the end of its cycle, it naturally sheds and is eventually replaced by a new lash.

Seeing a few natural lashes shed each day is normal and does not necessarily mean your extensions are causing damage.

If you’re looking for a natural-looking lash set, a Classic set is a great option. Classic sets use a 1:1 application, meaning one extension is applied to one natural lash. The result is similar to the look of your natural lashes with mascara- just longer and more defined.

Classic sets are especially popular with first-time clients because they offer a simple, polished look without the fullness of a Volume set.

When it comes to curl, C curl is one of the more subtle options. Its softer, more relaxed curl works especially well for natural lashes that grow straight or slightly downward, helping to open up the eyes without creating an overly dramatic look.

C curl can complement many eye shapes, but may not be the best choice for natural lashes that grow significantly downward.

Lash extensions can simplify your beauty routine by giving your lashes length, curl, and definition without the need for mascara, lash curlers, or strip lashes. You can spend less time getting ready while still enjoying a polished, eye-enhancing look.

A full set can last up to 4 weeks, depending on your natural lash growth and shedding cycle. For the best appearance and to maintain your set, we recommend scheduling a fill every 2–3 weeks.

As your natural lashes naturally shed, some extensions will fall out with them, which can create gaps. Regular fills replace those extensions and remove any outgrown extensions that may be putting unnecessary weight or tension on your natural lashes.

To keep your lash extensions clean, comfortable, and looking their best, we recommend scheduling a fill every 2–3 weeks and following these care tips:

• Clean your lashes twice a day, morning and night, to remove dirt, makeup, and buildup. Keeping your lashes clean can also help reduce the risk of irritation and other issues.
• Brush your lashes daily with a clean spoolie to keep them fluffy, separated, and free from tangles.
• Avoid excessive heat that may affect the curl or appearance of your extensions.
• Be mindful of oil-based skincare and makeup products around the eye area, as they may affect lash retention. Avoid applying these products directly to your extensions.

With consistent aftercare, you can help maintain your extensions and keep your set looking fresh between fills.

No, crying alone should not cause your lash extensions to fall out. However, excessive rubbing or touching your eyes while crying can affect your extensions and may cause premature shedding.

If you do cry, gently rinse or cleanse your lashes afterward to remove any salt and residue, then pat them dry with a clean, soft towel. Avoid rubbing or pulling on your extensions.

Regularly cleaning your lashes and following proper aftercare will help keep your extensions looking their best and maintain retention between fills.

Our Cashmere Mink lash tray is our best seller!

Known for its ultra-soft feel, smooth fanning, and deep matte finish, Cashmere Mink creates a bold, dark look with an eyeliner-like effect.

If your clients love rich, defined lashes with a soft, luxurious finish, Cashmere Mink is a great choice.

Each élan lash line has its own unique finish, curl, weight, and styling characteristics. Here’s a quick guide to help you find the right one for your technique and the look you want to create:

• Soft Silk – Our original lash tray and a great option for beginners. This is the only collection available in .02. While our trays generally hold a tighter curl than other brands, Soft Silk holds the tightest curl of all our collections.
• Velvet Mink – Our softest lash tray, designed to work well with all fanning methods. It’s ideal for creating fluffy Mega sets, closed fans, and soft wet or wispy looks. Velvet Mink is also available in an Easy Fan version.
• Cashmere Mink – Our best-selling lash tray and the least curly of our collections. It creates a dark, rich, matte finish that’s ideal for achieving an eyeliner-like effect.
• Royal Mink – Our lightest-weight lash line, with a super-feathery feel and dark, matte finish. This is the only collection available in .01 and .04.
• Matte Mink – Our darkest and most matte lash line, designed for an ultra-dark, matte finish. Matte Mink has a looser curl and a less sticky adhesive strip.
• Signature Mink – Designed for precision, speed, and style. These lashes help create sets that are bold, dark, and fluffy, while the pink adhesive strip makes lashing quick and easy.

Easy Fan lashes are a type of lash tray designed to make fanning quicker and easier. They feature a thin layer of adhesive along the base of the lash strip, which helps keep the lash bases together as you fan.

Unlike traditional lash trays, where the bases can separate or become loose during fanning, Easy Fan lashes help maintain the shape of the fan, making them easier to work with and ideal for creating fans more efficiently.

Yes! All of our lash trays are vegan and cruelty-free.

We’ve got you! Whether you’re just getting started or looking for a refresher, we offer resources to help you learn and grow your lash skills.

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