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Great facial . Always so relaxing
Great service and fast!
Great eyebrows service me and my girl really likes it.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Get answers to common questions about Clusters Long, Volume or Wispies.
Clusters usually last 1–3 weeks depending on your natural lash cycle and aftercare. They shed naturally as lashes grow, so schedule fills every 2–3 weeks to maintain consistent length, volume, and the desired textured effect.
When applied and removed by a trained technician using quality adhesive, clusters are safe. Avoid oil-based products and rubbing. If you have sensitivity or weakened lashes, request a patch test or consult our stylist for safer alternatives.
Yes — length, spacing, and density are fully customizable. We assess your natural lashes and eye shape, then create a tailored cluster map to achieve long, voluminous, or wispy looks while preserving lash health.
Gently cleanse lashes daily with an oil-free cleanser, brush with a clean spoolie, avoid oil-based makeup, and minimize rubbing. Sleep on your back when possible and book routine fills to keep clusters looking full and textured.
We recommend professional removal to avoid pulling or breaking natural lashes. Technicians safely dissolve adhesive and remove clusters. At-home removal risks damage; if necessary, use a proper remover and proceed extremely gently.
Properly applied and cared-for clusters should not cause long-term damage. Using professional technique, quality adhesive, and good aftercare protects natural lashes. Stop service and consult us if you notice irritation or excessive shedding.