Allergy season can indeed wreak havoc on your eye makeup. Many people experience allergies during the fall season, but don’t let hay fever ruin your perfect look! The good news is that you can still feel confident and have a striking eye look with minimal or no eye makeup thanks to lash extensions.
Allergy-Resistant
Eyelash extensions are made of synthetic materials like silk or mink, which are less likely to trigger allergies compared to traditional mascara or eyeliner. Plus your eyelash extensions will never run even when allergies cause wateryness or itchiness.
Long-Lasting
When proper aftercare is followed, eyelash extensions can last for several weeks, offering a consistent and polished look without the need for daily makeup application. This can save you time and frustration during allergy season when you might be dealing with eye discomfort.
Waterproof
Most eyelash extensions are resistant to water, sweat, and tears after the first 24 hours. This is especially valuable during allergy season when watery eyes are a common symptom. Unlike traditional mascara, eyelash extensions won't smudge or run.
No Makeup Removal
With eyelash extensions, you don't need to worry about removing eye makeup at the end of the day, which can be a relief when your eyes are already irritated. Avoiding makeup removal can also help prevent further irritation.
For the best results always make sure to go to a reputable salon. Find a certified and experienced eyelash technician to ensure the best results and minimize the risk of damage to your natural lashes. At Lashology we happily provide testimonials from our clients. You don’t just have to trust our word. Any of our lash artists would also be happy to consult with you before beginning the application process. This way we can map out the best look for you based on what will flatter your natural features and what your desired look is. It will also give you a chance to get to know your lash artist beforehand. We want you to feel comfortable in our care. Why not stop in today for a consultation?
