How the lift works
A Lash Lift + Tint at C.Skin.Care Aesthetics lifts and curls your natural lashes to make your eyes look more defined without extensions. The technician isolates lashes, lifts them into a curled shape and applies a tint for added definition. Typical results can last up to 4-8 weeks depending on your natural hair growth. The appointment is 60 MINUTES.
Please arrive without eye makeup and with clean lashes — NO MASCARA. If you arrive with mascara or residue, an added lash bath will be charged. The treatment is low maintenance by design, but it does require attention during the first 24–48 hours to set properly. We review aftercare in the appointment so you leave prepared.
First 24-48 hours care
The first day is the most important: avoid getting your lashes wet for 24 hours and do not rub your eyes. No eye makeup should be applied for 24 hours, and waterproof mascaras should be avoided because they are difficult to remove and can stress the lifted lashes. These steps help the curl set and prolong visible results.
Sauna or steam is allowed after 24 hours, but high heat and prolonged steam can gradually weaken the lift’s effect. Swimming should be avoided for at least 24 hours after treatment to prevent premature loosening. Also avoid other facial beauty treatments for 24 hours and be mindful of strong products around the eye area, as they can shorten the lift’s lifespan.
Longevity and local factors
Expect your lifted and tinted lashes to remain visible for up to 4-8 weeks; the timing depends on each person’s natural lash growth and replacement cycle. Regular exposure to saltwater, chlorine, frequent sweating from hot, humid Fort Lauderdale summers, and heavy eye products can influence how long the curl and tint appear prominent.
Because C.Skin.Care Aesthetics serves clients who commute, travel and enjoy boating near Harbor Shops, Las Olas, and Port Everglades, plan treatments around trips to the beach or the airport when possible. May, June and December are especially busy months — book ahead for summer or holiday looks to avoid scheduling conflicts with commuting and seasonal demands.
