The fill window
A fill every two to three weeks
Natural lashes shed all the time and take their extensions with them. A fill replaces what's gone, and the window keeps it short.
- 01Set
Step 1: Day one: your set
Your set is built in one visit. Book your first fill before you leave, if you like.
- 02First fill
Step 2: Two to three weeks
Your first fill replaces shed extensions and fills the gaps.
- 03Fills
Step 3: Then on repeat
Each fill keeps the same rhythm, and the visit stays shorter than a set.
- 04New set
Step 4: A longer gap
After a longer gap, too few extensions may remain to fill. A full set may be needed instead, and I'll tell you before we start.
- 05Removal first
Step 5: Another artist's set
Extensions from another artist come off first, then we start a new set. I can't fill them.
- 06Removal
Step 6: When you're done
Book a removal as its own visit. Please don't pull extensions off.
Removal
Off with a remover, never a pull.
Removal is its own visit, and it takes about half an hour.
Pulling extensions off pulls out natural lashes, so I use a remover and a cotton pad, working while you rest with your eyes closed. Another artist's set takes a little longer.
Questions about fills
How often do I need a fill?
Every two to three weeks. That keeps the set even and the visit short.
What if I wait longer?
After a longer gap there may not be enough of your set left to fill. I'll look at your lashes and tell you whether a fill or a new set makes more sense.
Can you fill another artist's set?
No. Another artist's extensions come off first, so I can see your natural lashes before I start a new set.
How long does removal take?
About 30 minutes for my own sets and about 45 for another artist's.
Book your next fill.
Fills take a deposit to hold your time. It goes toward your service.