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Frequently Asked Questions
Get answers to common questions about Wet Full set.
Wet Full set lashes generally last through a natural lash cycle of two to four weeks. We recommend fills every two to three weeks to maintain fullness, depending on your natural lash shedding and aftercare routine.
Yes, many clients with sensitive eyes or contacts tolerate Wet Full sets using medical-grade adhesive and a gentle technique. We recommend a patch test and informing your artist about sensitivities beforehand for the safest experience.
Wet Full sets use closed or narrow-volume fans to create wispy spikes and a fluffy texture, offering a more natural, mascara-like look than dense volume sets and more dimension than classic single-lash extensions.
Arrive with clean, makeup-free eyes and avoid caffeine before your appointment to reduce eye fluttering. Remove contact lenses or bring lens cases and solution so you can relax comfortably during application.
Avoid water and steam for the first 24-48 hours, skip oil-based products, and gently cleanse lashes daily with a recommended cleanser. Brush softly with a clean spoolie and avoid rubbing to prolong wear.
Mascara is usually unnecessary with Wet Full sets, but if desired use a water-based formula only on the tips. Avoid waterproof mascaras and harsh removers to prevent premature loss of extensions.