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Frequently Asked Questions
Get answers to common questions about Classic Refresh – Classic Fill.
Book within three weeks of your last appointment or ensure at least fifty percent retention. Timely rebooking maintains symmetry, makes the refill precise, and may qualify you for preferred pricing. Technicians assess retention before starting the refill.
We require at least 50% natural lash retention to perform a Classic Refresh – Classic Fill. If retention is lower, a full set is recommended to rebuild evenness. Your technician will evaluate retention and recommend the best option for long-term lash health.
Appointments usually take 45 to 60 minutes depending on retention and lash count. More retention means quicker targeted placement; lower retention may require extra adjustments. Your technician discusses timing during booking to ensure you have a comfortable, unhurried service.
Avoid water, steam, and heavy eye products for 24-48 hours to allow adhesive to set. Gently cleanse lashes, brush with a clean spoolie daily, and avoid oil-based products. Schedule fills every 2–3 weeks to maintain optimal symmetry and fullness.
No — Classic Refresh fills require an existing classic set with at least 50% retention. First-time clients should book a full classic set so technicians can create the base needed for precise future refills and healthy lash progression.
Minor adjustments to curl and length can be made if retention allows, but significant style changes usually require a full set. Discuss desired changes with your technician—sometimes a hybrid or new full appointment is recommended for a different overall look.