LASH iNFORMATION

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WHAT IS AN LVL LASH LIFT?

Exclusive to Nouveau Lashes, our LVL lash lift is the revolutionary lash treatment that creates masses of length, volume and lift with your own natural lashes. No mascara. No extensions. No maintenance.

It’s a great alternative to lash extensions and the perfect way to enhance what you already have, whether your lashes are long, short, thick or stubborn. This treatment will create the look of longer, fuller lashes that make your eyes appear more open and youthful as well as saving time in your morning routine. So, if you’re looking for a long-lasting, low maintenance, natural looking eyelash enhancement then Nouveau Lashes LVL lash lift is for you. 

• LVL lash lift takes from 60 -75 minutes by a qualified lash artist.

• With immediate results that last up to 8 weeks, a lash lift is ideal for people with a low maintenance beauty regimen and busy lifestyle. 

CAN I WEAR STRIP LASHES OR MASCARA?

• I wouldn't recommend wearing any of the above for at least 48 hours (you will find you won't need too) but after this you can wear your favourite mascara or lashes at the weekend for an extra boost! Most clients don't feel they need to though.

To create the Length Volume Lift effect, our lash-health first products are applied step-by-step by a qualified lash artist. Following on from your patch test and consultation, the lash artist will apply the appropriate shape shield to your eyelid and your lashes will be pressed against this using a bonding gel.

• Step 1: LIFT

With all the lashes neatly bonded, a lifting balm is then applied which allows the structure and shape of your lashes to change and be lifted at the root

• Step 2: VOLUMISE

Once this has been removed, a volumising fix is applied which seals your lashes into their new shape

• Step 3: BOOST

A lash tint is then applied which darkens the lashes and adds volume and length

• Step 4: MOISTURISE

Finally, a moisturising serum is applied to nourish the lashes and ease them off the shield, revealing beautifully healthy, lifted lashes

WHAT CAN YOU NOT DO AFTER A LASH LIFT?

Here are 6 things to avoid doing to keep your LVL lashes looking their best:

• Don’t get your lashes wet for the first 48 hours, and avoid steam, saunas and swimming. It’s also worth avoiding the gym or heavy exercise for the first 24 hours
• For tinted lashes, avoid strong sunlight or UV light for the first 24 hours. If you want to top up your tint, just return to your salon after 4 weeks
• Try not to touch or rub your eye area, especially when washing or cleansing your face
• After your treatment, avoid sleeping on your front or side, so your lashes don’t get disturbed whilst they set in place
• Don’t use lash curlers, they can be harsh on your natural lashes. With LVL, you won’t need them anyway
• No oil-based make-up or remover.

ANY OTHER AFTERCARE?

• I would recommended the fabulous Lash and Brow condition serum (available on the online shop or to buy in store) this will keep your lashes and brows nourished and ready for there next appointment.

THE BORING BUT REALLY IMPORTANT BIT:

• A patch test must be carried out for this service at least 48 hours before treatment for the following :
  • People who have never had the treatment before
  • People who haven't visited myself or the salon before (even if you have seen one of the other girls in the salon previously we use different products with different ingredients)
  • People who haven't had the treatment in over 6 months.
  • If you have had any medical changes since your last appointment (i.e COVID, change in medication etc - feel free to ask if unsure)

• This treatment can't be carried out on clients who have/going through the following medical conditions:
  • Pregnancy or nursing 
  • Currently going through chemotherapy or radiotherapy 
  • Had recent eye laser surgery (must be fully healed and off any medication relating)
  • Conjunctivitis, styes, any eye infection or contagious disease (must be clear for at least 28 days)
  • Blephartis
  • Cyanoacrylate allergy (adhesive/glue allergy)
  • Eye cysts (must be fully healed before treatment is performed)
  • Over producing tear ducts (if you have a condition that causes your eyes to tear up too much this treatment would ultimately have little effect)
  • Eyelash lice
  • Eye hives
  • Hypersensitive skin (if your skin is sore to be touched or really reactive to products)
  • Keratitis
  • Madarosis (eyelash loss)
  • Scabies

• Please also consider if this the right treatment for you if you have the following:
  • Claustrophobia (your eyes will be closed for an hour)
  • Eczema, psoriasis, dermatitis around the eye area
  • Any recent cuts, burns, abrasions round the eye area
  • Frequent seizures (again due to eyes being closed and treatments/chemicals being performed around the eye area)
  • Hay fever (if your eyes are constantly swollen, teary even with medication then it may not be suitable at that time)
  • If your lashes are brittle, weak or damaged this may not be the treatment for you.