Many clients have their lash extensions refilled every two to three weeks. The right interval depends on your natural lashes, aftercare, sleeping habits, skin type and preferred density. If you wait too long, a new set may make more sense than a standard refill.
How often do lash extensions need a refill?
Many clients have their lash extensions refilled every two to three weeks. The right interval depends on your natural lashes, aftercare, sleeping habits, skin type and preferred density. If you wait too long, a new set may make more sense than a standard refill.
A good refill is not just about filling gaps. Extensions that have grown out or twisted are checked as well.
What to consider
- After two weeks, check how even the set still looks.
- Ask earlier if you notice unusually heavy shedding.
- Do not wait until only a few extensions remain.
- Plan refill appointments early before travel or events.
Sarah's advice in Graz
Sarah bases a refill on the condition of the set, not only on the calendar. This keeps the result cleaner.
Long gaps rarely save money if they lead to more corrective work or make a new set necessary.
Frequently asked questions
Is a refill every two weeks normal?
Yes. That is a common interval for many styles, although some clients can go a little longer.
What happens during a refill?
Old and grown-out extensions are checked, and gaps are filled with new extensions.
When do I need a new set?
If too little clean foundation remains, starting with a new set may be the better option.