What is the cost of getting Pre Spike Lashes applied?

Pre Spike Lashes is a revolutionary new lash application technique that has taken the beauty industry by storm. Unlike traditional lash extensions, which are individually applied to each natural lash, Pre Spike Lashes feature groups of pre-made lashes that are applied to the natural lashes. This technique offers a quicker and easier way to achieve a full lash look. Pre Spike Lashes also create a spiked effect, which is perfect for those who want to add a little edge to their look. Check out the picture below to see what this technique looks like in action.

What is the process for getting Pre Spike Lashes applied?

The process for getting Pre Spike Lashes applied is very simple. A beauty professional will start by cleaning your natural lashes to ensure a strong bond between the lashes and the adhesive. Then, groups of pre-made lashes will be applied to the natural lashes using a special adhesive. The technician will continue this process until the desired look is achieved.

How long do Pre Spike Lashes last?

Pre Spike Lashes typically last around 3-4 weeks. However, the lifespan can vary from person to person depending on factors such as natural lash growth and aftercare.

Can I wear makeup with Pre Spike Lashes?

Yes, you can wear makeup with Pre Spike Lashes. However, it is recommended to avoid oil-based products as they can break down the adhesive and shorten the lifespan of the lashes. It's also important to avoid touching or rubbing the eyes too much as this can cause the lashes to fall out prematurely.

In summary, Pre Spike Lashes are a quick, easy, and edgy way to achieve a full lash look. The application process is simple and the lashes can last up to 4 weeks with proper aftercare. Just be sure to avoid oil-based makeup products and touching the eyes too much. Ready to try out this hot new lash trend? Give Pre Spike Lashes a go!

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