X 2 Care Tips
Lash Extension After Care:
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No Mascara (waterproof especially)
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No oil based products around eye area
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No water can come in contact with eye area for 24 hours after the application
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No tinting or perming eyelash extensions
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No pulling or rubbing of the eyelash extensions
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Brush your lashes with mascara spool given by technician
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Wash your lashes daily. Unwashed lashes can result in a gross eye condition call Blepharitis
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Do not try and remove eyelash extensions yourself you must visit a certified lash technician
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In fills are recommended 2-3 weeks after initial full set.
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You should get a new full set every 2 months
HAIR WEAVE TIPS
Co-Washing
Before installing your raw human extensions, use moisturizing conditioner. This should be done once a week, over shampooing and causing hair to dry out.
Moisturizing Hair
Apply a small amount of Almond, Coconut, or Argan oil 2-3 times a week or when required. Argan oil is great finishing oil for styling and frizz.
Shampooing & Conditioning
We recommend washing and conditioning hair once a week. Use a sulfate free shampoo. Sulfate strips hair of natural oils. To avoid damaging hair, cuticles and your scalp, only wash with cold or warm water. Wash the hair gently in a downward motion with your palms, do not scrub or bunch hair together as this will cause open cuticles to rub against each other causing friction.
Styling/Coloring:
Hair can also be cut , colored, permed, straightened, blow dried and washed. We recommend you always apply a thermal heat protectant to hair whenever using hot tools to style hair. If you perm, tint, bleach, or cellophane the hair, we recommend a professional to do so to ensure the hair doesn't become damaged . Also for our curly hair texture we recommend you use a wide tooth comb instead of a paddle brush to have minimal to no shed!
Treatments:
We recommend doing a deep treatment once a month, this will help to keep the hair at its best, if you are using hot styling tools on a regular basis, you may want to do a treatment more often.