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Sets, brows and gloss

Everything here was done in the Fairfax room and photographed under the studio lights — no filters, no lash-lengthening apps, no stock. Each one is credited to the artist who did it.

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Warm-lit close-up of a hazel-green eye with long dark lashes and a natural brow
Classic set, warm light Lash set · Set — June Mackey

“The gloss bar is dangerous. I came in for a fill and left with two tubes. Sloane matched a colour to my exact undertone in about ninety seconds.”

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How they stay looking like this

Retention is about half technique and half what happens in your bathroom. This is the half we can't do for you.

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  1. First 24 hours: keep them dry

    No steam, no sauna, no crying at a movie you knew would do that. Cyanoacrylate adhesive keeps curing for a full day after you leave.

  2. Then wash them — properly, daily

    Foaming lash cleanser and a soft brush, every night. Dirty lashes are the number one cause of poor retention, not the glue. Clean lashes last a week longer.

  3. Brush in the morning, never at night

    A spoolie, downward then out, once a day. Brushing wet lashes drags them out of alignment while the adhesive is soft.

  4. Nothing oil-based near your eyes

    Check your cleanser, your SPF and your under-eye cream. Oil dissolves the bond. If a product lists mineral oil or coconut oil in the first five ingredients, keep it below your cheekbones.

  5. Sleep on your back if you can manage it

    A side-sleeper's lashes go first on one eye and it always looks lopsided. A silk pillowcase buys you a week if changing sides is unrealistic.

  6. Never pull them off

    You will take your natural lash with it and it takes ninety days to grow back. Removal is $35 and free if you're going straight into a new set.

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