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Frequently Asked Questions
Get answers to common questions about Volume 2D/3D Refill.
We recommend refills every 2–3 weeks to maintain optimal density and shape. Timing depends on your natural growth cycle and daily habits; during consultation we’ll suggest a personalized schedule to keep your 2D-3D lashes looking full and even.
When applied by trained technicians using proper isolation and lightweight fans, Volume 2D/3D refills do not damage natural lashes. We assess lash health each visit and avoid overloading fragile lashes to ensure longevity and safety.
A typical Volume 2D/3D Refill takes 45–75 minutes depending on how many lashes need replacing and the condition of your natural lashes. Your artist will provide an estimated time during booking based on your desired fullness.
Yes—most clients can receive a refill even if the original set was applied elsewhere. We’ll evaluate bond quality, lash compatibility, and retention; sometimes a short removal or corrective session is recommended before a full refill for optimal results.
Avoid water, steam, and eye makeup for 24 hours after your Volume 2D/3D Refill. Clean lashes daily with oil-free cleanser, avoid oil-based products, don’t rub or pick, and sleep on your back to prolong retention and prevent tangling.
You should postpone refills if you have active eye infections, conjunctivitis, recent eye surgery, or known adhesive allergies. Inform us about medications, lash sensitivity, pregnancy, or medical treatments so we can advise patch tests or alternative options.