Emma Radebaugh
Do you have clients who hesitate to get a lash lift? It’s natural for people to have concerns about new beauty treatments, especially when it comes to their eyes. As a beauty professional, you should be able to address these concerns to put clients at ease and encourage them to try the benefits of lash lifts. Let’s discuss some common concerns clients have about lash lifts and how to address them.
Will It Damage My Natural Lashes?
Many clients worry about the impact lash lifts can have on natural lashes. The good news is that when a trained professional performs the service using high-quality products, lash lifts are a safe and gentle treatment.
Make sure to inform your clients about pre- and posttreatment care guidelines, such as avoiding mascara or an eyelash curler for at least 48 hours after the lift. This will help protect their lashes and ensure the best results.
Is the Procedure Painful?
The thought of having chemicals or tools near their eyes may make clients feel uneasy about getting a lash lift. Reassure them that the treatment is not painful and that their eyes will be closed during the treatment to prevent any risk of injury.
Additionally, it may be helpful to explain the steps involved in a lash lift. Knowing what to expect can alleviate some of the anxiety associated with the procedure.
What if I Have an Allergic Reaction?
While allergic reactions are rare, some clients may still be concerned about potential issues. You can help alleviate this concern by performing a patch test 24–48 hours prior to the treatment to identify any allergies or sensitivities to the procedure’s products. If a client experiences an allergic reaction during the patch test, you can advise them on alternative treatments that may be better suited for them.
How Long Do Lash Lifts Last?
To manage expectations, give clients an idea of how long they can expect their lash lift to last. Generally, a well-performed lash lift can last 6–8 weeks, depending on the client’s lash growth cycle and aftercare routine. Encourage clients to return for regular treatments to maintain their lifted lashes and enjoy the benefits of the treatment for longer periods.
Addressing common concerns clients have about lash lifts can help put them at ease and encourage them to try this popular beauty treatment. By providing clients with accurate information and managing their expectations, you can help them make informed decisions about their beauty treatments and build trust in your services as a beauty professional.
