FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

When applied by a licsense lash artist, your extensions won’t damage your natural lashes! When proper application & proper aftercare is followed at home, lash extensions can be worn for years without damage.

Eyelash extensions last anywhere from 2-3 weeks, & this solely depends on how well you take care of your lashes at home & how slow or fast your natural lash shed \ grow. The average person loses anywhere form 2-5 natural lashes per day, which is why fills are required every 2-3 weeks.

If your lash extensions are hurting, chances are they were not applied properly. Often times one’s extensions may be hurting, is due to the extension being glued to the skin, not the lash. Adhesive should never be applied directly to the skin. Proper application of an extensions will leave about 1-2 mm of length between your lash line & the synthetic lash when applied properly.

Lashes are only as good as their application & aftercare. Cleansing your lashes daily with a cleanser specifically made for lash extensions, brushing your extensions daily, avoiding any & all oily products on the upper lid or lash line, not wearing any mascara or eyeliner on the top or bottom lash line, avoiding excessive heat exposure to the lash line (for example, standing back when opening the oven, being cautious of using hot tools near your lashes, etc. these will lead to fraying the tips of the extensions which will result in a removal & full set). Not cleansing your lashes will cause makeup, dead skin, & bacteria build up. Failure to follow proper cleansing instructions provided by your lash tech, can lead to eye infection such as blephairits or lash mites. PLEASE follow Ultra Bellus lash extension aftercare instructions.

Your lashes are falling out due to your natural lashes shedding, which everyone’s natural lashes shed, DAILY! The average person loses 2-5 lashes a day, hence the importance of maintaining fills on time. Another thing important to note is that it is completely normal to experience shedding while cleansing or brushing your lashes.

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Do everything you can to minimize pain. Do not drink alcohol, drink coffee or caffeine, and try to schedule your appointment at least a week before or after your menstrual cycle. You can wax 10 days after the procedure; avoid over-plucking, shaving or waxing prior to your appointment.

YES! Microblading is a form of manual tattooing (i.e. using a hand tool instead of a traditional machine). Just like traditional tattooing, microblading places pigment into the dermal layer of the skin, which holds the pigment there permanently. Permanent cosmetics, micropigmentation, dermal implantation, microblading/microstroking, eyebrow embroidery, and long-time/long-lasting makeup, are all different names for the same procedure: cosmetic tattooing. Any time color is placed into the skin with any device, it is a tattooing process as defined by many well-informed regulators, the medical community, and dictionary sources.

YES! Microblading is a tattoo, and tattoos, are definition as permanent. Some advertise microblading as a “semi-permanent” procedure, and this procedure tends to change and fade over time. All tattoos fade with sun exposure, and the eyebrows, being in a position where sun exposure is a daily occurrence will endure some fading with time. Results depend on how well you take care of them. Other factors include skin pigment, texture and oiliness. No guarantee can be made regarding benefits from the procedure.

NO! Microblading does not actually use a blade to perform the procedure; instead, a grouping of needles is used to create the fine hairstroke lines of the brows. *ALL needles and hand tools are ONE TIME USE ONLY!! *

The process of microblading can take 3 plus hours for the initial appointment. Come early and be prepared to fill out paperwork. Medical grade numbing cream will first be applied to your brows. Your lash tech will sit and talk with you about after care, answer any questions you have, and discuss your desires for shape and color. Once the shape is determined your artist will mix a custom color for you after having agreed on the shade, start adding the hair-strokes to the brow area, and follow their pattern. Once the strokes are in place a pigment mask is often used to help darken the pigmentation. This is then cleaned up and the artist will see if any changes or additions need to be made. Once you’re finished, you’ll have some amazing looking brows and should follow aftercare as directed!

Depends, this varies significantly from person to person. Some describe the pain as merely annoying, or like intense tweezing. Others it’s more intense and some just fall asleep through the process. Do everything you can to minimize pain by not drinking alcohol, drinking coffee or caffeine and try to schedule your appointment at least a week before or after your menstrual cycle.

There can be some redness, slight swelling, or ‘weepiness’ of the tattoo for a few days following the procedure. If you have more sensitive skin, you’ll probably see more redness right after, but they don’t usually form scabs. They will itch and look darker than desired for about 10-14 days. If they scab, the scabs will fall off and may look a bit awkward, or patchy and light. The full healing time is 6 weeks after the first treatment. Remember to follow the Ultra Bellus Microbalding aftercare instructions!

Almost anyone regardless of ethnicity, hair color and skin color can get microblading, even blondes! But the colors do need to be a certain level of depth to show up on your skin tone. Only certain medical or skin conditions will waive your eligibility for microblading. This includes, but is not limited to: pregnancy/breastfeeding, diabetes, hemophilia (or other blood clotting disorder), previous permanent makeup tattoo (please consult with your Fleek artist). Furthermore, anyone with a disease/disorder that prevents or slows healing, undergoing significant medical procedures, taking certain medications, or recovering from any burns, open wounds, or acne in the area to be tattooed should consult with your lash tech and or doctor. make sure to not drink alcohol or take ibuprofen/aspirin unless directed by a physician. Anything that thins the blood makes microblading more difficult to achieve good results.

Results vary, typically lasting 8-10 months. Results depend on how well you take care of them.

Yes, it will fade over time and you will need a touch up to maintain the shape and color 6 weeks after your initial procedure. The touch up is not required but highly recommended to complete the procedure correctly. You still need to pluck unwanted new growth.

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The entire healing process will take 4-6 weeks depending on your body and age. Your new eyebrows will go through several phases during the healing cycle. The pigment will appear very natural looking immediately after the procedure. The color of the pigment will appear much darker and larger the next day.