Destin Lash & Beauty Bar

Book now for sexy/flirty lashes this Halloween and holiday season!

Wake up flawless—no mascara needed!
Our premium lash extensions are custom-designed to match your eye shape, giving you the perfect boost of glam and confidence.

Book now and let your lashes do the talking!

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It is so important to do a double cleanse as part of your night time skincare routine.
Your first cleanse is to remove all makeup, dirt, and pollution that has been built up throughout the day.
The second cleanse is to work deeper at cleansing the pores from impurities.

Some mascara formulas contain oil-based ingredients, which can break down the adhesive used for lash extensions. This can lead to your extensions falling out prematurely or even damage your natural lashes.

While it may be tempting to wear mascara with your lash extensions, especially when you’re due for a fill; however, doing so is not worth the problems it will cause. it will lead to premature lash extension fallout, clumping, difficulty in removal, increased risk of infection and a worse appearance. To maintain your lash extensions, you should avoid using mascara altogether. Instead, focus on proper aftercare and talk to your lash artist to help find a better style and set that suits your lifestyle.

Great skin does Not happen overnight! It takes time for the ingredients to work! Some items like peptides do give skin an Instant plumb look. However to get good healthy skin it takes patience, good quality products, and proper maintenance.

Lash Lift and tint for your best natural lash!
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When it comes to eyelash extensions, maintenance is very important. It is your Lash Artist’s job to maintain your lashes at each fill appointment but that is only half of the battle. It is equally important for you to maintain your lashes in between fills with a daily cleansing routine.

Keeping your eyelashes clean is crucial for two main reasons: retention and lash health.

Failing to remove the daily buildup of sebum, dirt, and bacteria from your lashes can compromise the integrity of your extension adhesive—this can lead to premature lash loss. A good lash-cleansing regimen improves lash retention and longevity of your fluttery, full lash line.

If your lashes are dirty then bacteria will start to grow on them which will affect the ability for your eyelashes to grow. The function of eyelashes is to protect the eyeball by catching particles and debris, so when you have eyelash extensions you are going to catch and collect more particles and debris than you normally would which makes it easier for bacteria to grow.
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The Skin Barrier 💪

The skin’s barrier is the outermost layer of the epidermis. Essentially, this layer of skin provides a waterproof barrier that works as a bodyguard for the skin. Keeping the good guys in and throwing the bad out! Our skin barrier is made up of lipids (oils) that bind our cells together. When the skin barrier is intact it keeps our complexion smooth, calm and hydrated. 💧

If your skin is feeling dry, tight and irritated, this could be one main reason causing these frustrating skin conditions. Your skin’s protective moisture barrier may be damaged, and unfortunately, it’s a condition that can’t be cured by simply slathering on a thick layer of moisturiser!

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What to know before going to the pool with lash extensions. Chlorine is very harsh and can cause the lash adhesive to break down. While chlorine is an effective disinfectant for treating water just like salt, it can affect the retention of lash extensions with time. This will lead to your extensions falling out prematurely. Chlorine can cause the lash adhesive to have a tendency to descale in small quantities when exposed to chlorine and with time, eyelash extensions may un-stick from the natural lashes.
The result: you have to go for a refill after every swim!
Although diving into the swimming pool once in a while won’t damage your lashes right away, doing so recurrently will cause your extensions to fall out earlier than usual. To protect your lashes invest in a pair of goggles that are not to right and do NOT crimp your lashes.

If you're struggling with a damaged skin barrier, make your appointment today . ✨
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So you’ve got eyelash extensions but you also experience seasonal allergies or have some dryness which requires additional lubrification. Naturally, you wonder if you can use eye drops while having lash extensions. After all, the last thing you want is to damage your extensions or cause them to fall out prematurely.

The secret to finding a compatible eye drop is to look at the ingredient list. It can be a little intimidating at first, but here’s a quick list of safe and unsafe ingredients that you should look for when selecting an eye drop.
By “unsafe” I simply mean that the ingredient can adversely interfere with the glue that’s used to affix the extension to the natural lash which could result in poor retention of the extensions.

Ingredients in eyedrops that are unsafe for eyelash extensions
* Glycols like Polyethylene glycol and Propylene glycol
* Glycerin
* Oils like mineral oil and soybean oil
* Natural phospholipids
* Saline
* Polyvinyl alcohol
* Salt
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What’s A got to do with it? 👇🏻
There’s reason why Vitamin A gets a lot of glory-
It provides the body with super power. Vitamin A supports:
🥕 Brain Function
🥕 Immune Function
🥕 Bone Health
🥕 Eye Heath
🥕 Skin Health
Don’t love raw or cooked carrots? Try carrot juice, add beets & apples for the ultimate A juice!
Pro Tip: Eat a small handful of nuts or a spoonful of nut butter before or after your juice. The fat from the nut oils will help you best absorb the nutrients from the juice. Remember, Vitamin A is a fat soluble vitamin. 😋

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