Can You Curl Your Lashes After a Lash Lift

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• Breakage and Loss: Curling can cause lashes to break or fall out, significantly when they're weakened post-lift.
• Heat Damage: Heated curlers can expose lashes to harmful heat.
• Tugging and Pulling: Mechanical curlers may tug at lashes, risking pulling them out.
• Infection Risk: Dirty curlers can introduce bacteria, leading to eye infections and lash loss.
• Wear and Tear: Using a worn-out curler increases the risk of lash damage.
• Poor Technique: Incorrect curling technique can harm your lashes more than help.

• Lash Serums: These nourishing treatments enhance the overall health, length, and thickness of your lashes. Our collection at Luxe Cosmetics offers high-quality eyelash growth serums that support lash strength and vitality.
• Lash Mascaras: Light mascaras are a perfect touch-up for keeping your lashes looking their best between lift treatments. Our lash conditioning mascaras add volume and definition without weighing your lashes down. 
• For a DIY touch-up: Use a small brush, like a clean mascara spoolie, for a gentle lash curl. Warm the brush in hot water, dry it thoroughly, and gently brush and press up from the base of your lashes to create a subtle curl. This method is a safe, effective way to achieve a bit more lift without compromising the integrity of your lash lift.