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Get answers to common questions about Hybrid Full Set.
A Hybrid Full Set typically takes 90 minutes. That includes a consultation, lash mapping and careful hybrid application by a trained technician. Clients with prior extensions or removal needs should allow additional time for safe prep.
When applied correctly by a certified technician, hybrid extensions shouldn't damage natural lashes. Proper isolation, appropriate curl and weight selection, and consistent refills preserve lash health. Avoid picking or pulling to minimize breakage and follow aftercare instructions.
Retention varies but most clients enjoy two to three weeks of visible fullness before a refill. Natural lash growth and aftercare affect timing; we recommend scheduling refills every two to three weeks to maintain density and correct gaps.
You can wear mascara, but it's usually unnecessary with a Hybrid Full Set. If needed, use a water-based, non-waterproof mascara applied sparingly to the tips only. Avoid oil-based and waterproof formulas that weaken adhesive and shorten retention.
Aftercare is simple: avoid water, steam and saunas for 24 hours, use oil-free cleansers, brush lashes daily with a clean spoolie, and skip waterproof makeup. Gentle cleansing and scheduled refills keep extensions looking full and healthy longer.
We'll assess contraindications during consultation. Avoid extensions if you have active eye infections, recent eye surgery, allergic reactions to adhesives, or significant eyelid inflammation. A patch test and medical clearance may be required in some cases.