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Eyelash Extensions in Toronto

Eyelash Extensions in Toronto

Getting eyelash extensions in Toronto is an excellent way to discreetly enhance the beauty of your face without making an overt change. This is one of the most popular facial enhancement procedures that’s currently taking the cosmetic industry by storm. It’s highly recommended for people with naturally short eyelashes as well as people who suffer from alopecia or various autoimmune disorders that cause their body hair to fall out. Longer lashes can revitalize your appearance, making you look more youthful and radiant.

Whatever your reasons are for wanting to get eyelash extensions, the experts at La Fontaine Source De Jeunesse are ready and willing to help you look your best and answer all of your inquiries.

Types of Eyelash Extensions in Toronto

There are three main types of eyelash extensions available in Toronto and they range in price. Although most eyelash extensions typically come in one generic size, they’re all carefully reshaped and trimmed to fit the eye shape of each individual client.

Synthetic Eyelash Extensions

Synthetic eyelash extensions are made from artificial materials such as man-made polymers. These are the most affordable eyelash extensions on the market and they tend to appeal more to younger patients who are generally looking for a more over the top and dramatic look.

Silk Eyelash Extensions

Out of the three, silk is arguable the most common eyelash extension material patients opt for and it’s also moderately priced. This one also creates a dramatic result, but the difference is that it’s much more natural-looking and thickens up your lashes as if you were wearing high-end mascara at all times.

Mink Eyelash Extensions

Mink eyelash extensions pair well with permanent makeup and other cosmetic procedures. It’s the most natural looking option out of the three because it mixes in very easily with the natural texture of your eyelashes. Due to the luxuriousness of mink eyelash extensions, they come at a much higher price than the preceding options listed here.

Eyelash Procedure and Aftercare

The length of time it takes to attach eyelash extensions can take anywhere from one to two hours depending on the extent of the work to be done. Some patients require longer sessions than others. During the procedure, you’ll be laying down comfortably on a surgical table with protective pads covering your eyeballs and lower lashes. A technician will then skillfully apply each individual lash to your natural eyelashes using tweezers and medical-grade adhesive.

Once the procedure is over, you may be required to remain at the clinic for 10 minutes to half an hour so we can assess how the lashes stay in place and whether you experience any allergic reactions or irritation from the adhesive. You should advise us of any allergies during your initial consultation and refrain from getting your eyelashes wet for at least 24 hours after the procedure to allow the adhesive to dry. Gently clean and detangle your lashes every day to make sure they last as long as possible. Although you can wear makeup within a week of getting eyelash extensions, you no longer need mascara and you should try to stay away from using too many oil-based makeup removers as this will quickly strip away the adhesive.

Schedule a consultation with La Fontaine Source De Jeunesse today to learn more about our eyelash extension procedures and how you can start the process!

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