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Patch test 

Eyelash Extensions Patch Test: A Step-by-Step Guide

A patch test is a crucial step to ensure clients do not experience allergic reactions to the adhesive or other products used during eyelash extensions. Here's a complete guide:

Why Perform a Patch Test?

• Detects allergies to lash adhesive or other products (e.g., primers, removers).
• Minimizes the risk of adverse reactions during or after the procedure.
• Ensures client safety and builds trust.

When to Perform the Test?

• 48 hours prior to the lash extension appointment for the most accurate results.
• Recommended for first-time clients or clients with sensitive skin or allergies.

Materials Needed

• Lash adhesive
• A few lash extensions
• Disposable microbrush or applicator
• Under-eye patches (optional)

Step-by-Step Process

1. Consultation

   • Discuss the client's history of allergies or sensitivities.
   • Explain the purpose and process of the patch test.

2. Preparation

   • Ensure a clean and sanitized workspace.
   • Have the client lie down or sit comfortably.
   • Cleanse the area near the test site (typically behind the ear or on the inner wrist).

3. Application

   • • On Natural Lashes :
     • Place 2-3 lash extensions on the outer corner lashes using the adhesive.

4. Observation

   • Instruct the client to monitor the test area for 24–48 hours.
   • Watch for signs of redness, itching, swelling, or discomfort.

5. Follow-Up

   • If no reaction occurs, proceed with the lash extension appointment.
   • If a reaction occurs, discuss alternatives (e.g., hypoallergenic adhesives) or avoid lash extensions.

Classic Lashes (1:1)

Full Set €75

Hybrid Lashes (1:1 mix with volume) 

Full Set € 85

Light Volume Lashes (2-4D)

Volume Lashes (4-8D)