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Excellent experience, definitely recommend
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Frequently Asked Questions
Get answers to common questions about Classic Max Fill.
A Classic Max Fill typically takes 45-60 minutes depending on how many lashes need replacing and your natural lash condition. New clients or those with significant gaps might require slightly longer consultations and application time.
When performed correctly by certified technicians, Classic Max Fill preserves natural lashes. We use gentle adhesives and isolation techniques to avoid stress. Proper aftercare and regular fills prevent excessive weight and minimize risk of breakage.
We recommend scheduling a Classic Max Fill every 2-3 weeks to maintain fullness and replace naturally shed lashes. Frequency depends on your growth cycle, products you use, and activity level; your technician will suggest a personalized refill schedule.
Avoid water, steam, and heavy eye products for 24-48 hours. Use oil-free cleansers, brush lashes daily, and skip mascara. Gentle care extends wear and keeps fills looking seamless until your next maintenance appointment.
We advise avoiding traditional mascara, which can clump and shorten the life of extensions. If necessary, use only water-based, extension-safe mascaras on the tips and remove gently. Better yet, enjoy the mascara-free lifted look Classic Max Fill provides.
Yes, many clients with sensitive eyes tolerate the procedure. We offer patch tests, hypoallergenic adhesives, and fragrance-free products. Inform us of any reactions or known allergies beforehand so we can tailor materials and techniques to minimize irritation risks.