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Get answers to common questions about Volume Full Set.
A full set typically takes 90 to 150 minutes depending on desired volume, eye shape, and customization. Your technician will consult beforehand to select fan thickness and mapping, ensuring comfortable timing and a precise, dramatic finish.
When applied by trained technicians using proper isolation and lightweight fans, a volume full set should not cause damage. Regular fills, proper home care, and avoiding oil-based products preserve natural lash integrity. Remove professionally to minimize risk.
Refills are typically recommended every 2 to 3 weeks to maintain fullness and replace grown-out lashes. Timing varies with your natural lash cycle and maintenance routine; we'll evaluate and advise the ideal schedule during your visit.
Mascara is generally unnecessary with volume extensions and may reduce retention, especially oil-based or waterproof formulas. If desired, use a water-based, extension-safe mascara sparingly on tips only. Avoid rubbing lashes and consult your technician for recommended products.
Avoid water, steam, and heavy sweating for the first 24 to 48 hours to allow adhesive to cure. Sleep on your back, skip oil-based makeup removers, and brush lashes daily with a clean spoolie to preserve shape and prolong retention.
Notify us of eye infections, allergies, recent eye surgery, or chronic conditions. Patch tests are available for adhesive sensitivity. If pregnant or taking certain medications, consult your doctor and inform your technician to ensure safe application and product choice.