How to Achieve the Perfect Lash Routine
By Anna Villalobos
By Anna Villalobos
Do you want longer, fuller lashes? Then it’s time to stop treating your lash routine like an afterthought. Just like your skincare routine deserves daily attention, your lashes thrive when you consistently layer the right tools, tints, and treatments. Whether you're enhancing your natural beauty or maintaining freshly tinted lashes, this blog will guide you through the ideal regimen to achieve noticeable results and keep your lashes healthy along the way. Let's get started.
NIGHTTIME FIRST — TREAT, DON’T TINT
“Can I use a lash serum and tint on the same day?”
It’s best to reserve your lash serum application for nighttime when your lashes are free from makeup or styling products. Lash serums, enriched with potent ingredients like castor oil, peptides, or biotin, such as our popular Double Lash Serum, need uninterrupted time to penetrate effectively and stimulate growth. As explained in our detailed exploration "Do Eyelash Serums Really Work?", consistent nighttime application ensures optimal absorption and effectiveness, setting the foundation for healthier, fuller lashes.

MORNING ROUTINE — ORDER MATTERS
Step 1: Tint (if needed)
Step 1: Tint (if needed)
- Semi-permanent tints, such as our 28 Day Mascara, are only needed every few weeks and must be applied to clean, completely dry lashes.
- For safe and effective home tinting DO’s and Don'ts, refer to our guide "Can You Safely Tint Your Lashes at Home?" For more information.
Step 2: Curl
Step 2: Curl
- Then, go in with your favorite curler. Use your Permacurl Pro Heated Curler or a traditional eyelash curler.
- Important: Always curl lashes before applying mascara to prevent breakage and clumping.
Step 3: Define
Step 3: Define
- Finish your lash routine with mascara or gel to add definition and volume.
- Pro Tip: Avoid applying mascara directly over freshly tinted lashes on the same day, as this may cause unnecessary lash strain.
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ADD-ONS & EXPERT TIPS
“Is it okay to layer more than one mascara?”
“Is it okay to layer more than one mascara?”
Absolutely! When done properly. For instance, use one mascara for volume and another for definition, but steer clear of daily use of waterproof formulas, as they can be harsh on lashes.
"How often should I clean my lash curler?"
"How often should I clean my lash curler?"
Clean your lash curler weekly with an alcohol wipe to prevent bacteria build-up and lash breakage.
"How can I grow my lashes faster?"
"How can I grow my lashes faster?"
Consistency is key. Use a lash serum nightly, avoid rubbing your eyes, and gently remove makeup every night. Avoid excessive use of eyelash curlers and skip waterproof mascara for everyday wear.
TROUBLESHOOTING COMMON ISSUES
Clumping is often caused by using products that contain drying alcohols or by applying old, expired mascara. These ingredients can quickly thicken the formula, causing lashes to stick together instead of separating. To avoid clumps, make sure to regularly check your mascara’s expiration date and look for hydrating, lash-friendly formulas that keep your application smooth. Lash fallout can happen if your curler is overheating or if you’re skipping proper nighttime cleansing, both of which can stress your lash line. And if you're not seeing results from your serum, consistency is crucial, make sure you're applying it nightly and not layering it over heavy occlusive products like oils in the morning.

CONCLUSION
A consistent, thoughtful lash routine can make all the difference in achieving healthier, fuller-looking lashes. By properly layering serums, tints, and mascaras, and incorporating regular maintenance, your lashes will soon become your best beauty asset. Ready to step up your lash game? Follow these guidelines, and don’t forget to revisit our previous blogs to get all your beauty needs. Thanks for reading!
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