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Frequently Asked Questions
Get answers to common questions about Full Set Volume.
A full set volume appointment usually takes 90 to 120 minutes, depending on eye shape and desired density. Your technician will customize mapping and volume fans to achieve the look, ensuring careful isolation and secure bonding for long-lasting, dramatic results.
A full set typically maintains fullness for three to five weeks before gaps appear. We recommend scheduling a refill every two to three weeks to preserve density. Retention depends on your natural lash cycle, oil exposure, and nightly routines.
Yes—when applied by a certified technician, volume extensions are safe for most clients, including sensitive eyes. We use medical-grade adhesives and individualized techniques. A patch test and consultation identify sensitivities; alternative adhesives or modified application methods are available if needed.
Mascara is generally unnecessary with volume extensions and can shorten retention if oil-based. If you prefer extra tint, use water-based or extension-safe mascara applied only to tips. Avoid waterproof formulas and rubbing; your stylist will advise suitable products.
Avoid water, steam, and heavy sweating for 24 to 48 hours to allow adhesive cure. Sleep on your back, avoid oil-based makeup and cleansers, and brush lashes daily with a clean spoolie. Schedule regular refills and follow stylist recommendations for longevity.
When applied correctly with proper weight and isolation, volume extensions should not cause long-term damage. Overloading or poor technique can harm natural lashes. Regular fills, maintenance, and professional removal protect lash health; discuss concerns during your consultation.