If you prefer consistently full lashes, a 2-week fill is better. If your lashes retain well and you want fewer salon visits, a 3-week fill is more cost-effective.
If your lashes start looking sparse or you notice more gaps than usual, it’s time for a fill. Waiting too long may require a full set.
Yes, since more lashes need to be replaced, a 3-week fill is typically more expensive than a 2-week fill.
Yes! Many clients adjust their fill schedule based on their lifestyle, budget, and natural lash retention.
If you wait too long, you may not have enough lash extensions left, requiring a full set, which is significantly more expensive.
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