Why do my eyelash extensions twist? Red Lotus in Beaverton, Oregon talks about eyelash extensions.10/27/2016  Eyelash extensions twisting can mean a few things. One is that the lashes can be too heavy. When the lashes are too heavy, they can weaken the eyelash and the eyelash simply cannot hold it so they tip over. Another reason can be that the lashes are too grown out. As the lashes start to grow out, they are not tight on the base (the root, or strongest point of the lash) which causes them to tip over.
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 For new clients, we are offering a special for classic eyelash extensions. The special is $150 and the normal price is $275! You must mention this price when booking.
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Text, call, or order online. For more information, please see http://www.redlotusskincaresalon.com/gift-certificates.html  Once you have decided to proceed with a skin procedure such as a chemical peel, scheduling is one of the next major considerations. The fall and winter are good times to opt for treatments that can help improve your complexion, as well as for major plastic surgery. With many months before you will be spending a lot of time in the sun, your skin is more protected from the complications that can occur if you receive too much UV exposure while your skin is in the recovery and healing stage. Many people also find it easier to stay indoors and recuperate during this time of year.
Depending on whether you opt for a superficial, medium, or deep treatment, a chemical peel can address skin concerns ranging from pigment changes and mild sun damage to more extensive wrinkles and lesions. Deeper peels are done on the face, while superficial peels can address concerns on other areas of the body as well. Common reasons for opting for this procedure are the reduction of fine lines and wrinkles as well as enhancement to the texture and clarity of skin. During a chemical peel, the skin is cleaned and then treated with a solution known as a wounding or exfoliating agent. The solution is intended to destroy portions of the skin to which it is applied, encouraging the growth of new skin in its place over a period of time following the procedure. Toward the end of the treatment, the chemical is neutralized. The strength of the solution and length of time are dependent upon the type of peel, with medium and deep peels using stronger chemicals that are applied in multiple 15-minute increments during a 60 to 90 minute procedure. The level of sedatives and pain medications that are used also correlate to the extensiveness of the peel. Over the following days to weeks, skin on the treated area will peel and begin the process of creating new layers to replace those that have been destroyed. Skin must be cared for properly during recovery to ensure proper healing, long-lasting results, and avoid infection. Sun exposure has the potential to introduce color changes and hyperpigmentation, therefore it is important to avoid this until the skin has finish peeling completely and daily sunscreen use can be added to the post-procedure regimen. Since there are lower UV levels during the fall and winter, these seasons are optimal for recovery. For patients who are receiving a series of peels spaced a month or more apart, they can complete an entire set of treatments without having to cope with high sun exposure. While sunscreen still must be applied daily, the chance of damage is decreased significantly. Additionally, many people find it easier to take some time to recuperate indoors during the colder months, without the added pressure of summer vacations, beach trips, and other outdoor activities. If a chemical peel is selected as the best option for your skin care concerns, scheduling the procedure during the fall or winter may help to optimize your ability to recover. Whenever your chemical peel is scheduled, it is important to follow your physician’s recovery instructions fully to ensure the best results and prevent skin damage. For more information, please see http://www.redlotusskincaresalon.com/  For women over 50, the natural eyelash growth cycle slows down and lashes become scarce. Filling in your lashes with extensions is an easy and effective way to achieve a fuller, more youthful look – and it can be an incredibly relaxing experience. Some places even throw in a complimentary hand and foot massage during the treatment.
If you’re curious about eyelash extensions and considering them for yourself, here are some of the pros and cons. Pro: Your eyes instantly look younger. Full, flirty lashes work wonders for giving your face a lifted and youthful appearance. They also distract from the look of crow’s feet and fine lines. Con: Upkeep can be pricey. For a full set of eyelash extensions, you can expect to pay somewhere in the ballpark of $150. If you’re planning on regular upkeep, it’s recommended to have your lashes refilled every two weeks to maintain a full look, and these refills can cost around $90 per treatment. Pro: Eyelash extensions look gorgeously natural.False lashes are always a great way to add some glam to your makeup, but extensions are much more natural-looking. Con: They can be high maintenance.It’s crucial not to get your lash extensions wet for 24-48 hours after application. To prolong their lifespan, it’s also important to avoid oil-based eyeliner, mascara, and you have to be careful when washing your face. This can especially be a bit of a nuisance in the shower. Pro: Your daily makeup routine will be super easy.One of the main reasons why people are obsessed with lash extensions is because it cuts down on the need for actual makeup. When you wake up, your eyes will already look perfect. Add some concealer, blush and lip gloss, and you’re ready to go! Con: Eye creams reduce staying power.Oil-based or extra-rich eye creams can reduce the staying power of your lash extensions. Of course, discontinuing the use of anti-wrinkle creams (or keeping the delicate eye area moisturized) isn’t a good idea. So for women over 50, lash extensions may have a shorter lifespan. For more information, please see http://www.redlotusskincaresalon.com/  Recently there has been a number of online articles and videos talking about how to remove your eyelash extensions yourself. This is usually seen using coconut oil and steam. The reason we shouldn't remove them ourselves is because it can pull out your natural ones and leave extra glue behind. Professional eyelash artists have removers that basically melts the adhesive making it easy to remove with no damage.
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