Adverse Reactions

It’s not common for someone to have an adverse reaction to the Lash Bomb lash lift. Of all the brands I’ve been trained on over the years, Lash Bomb had the least amount of reactions, with the best overall performance. However, it's not impossible. Should any light stinging or swelling occur, please keep applying a cold dampened cotton pad or a cold compreSs to soothe. If it persists, or if any severe swelling or stinging occurs, seek medical advice and let your technician know so they can note it in your client record.

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Contraindications

It is important for any service provider to know if you have had, or have any of the following symptoms to avoid a possible reaction to a Lash Bomb Lash Lift procedure. 

Knowingly receiving a procedure with any of the following disorders past or present, could result in an adverse reaction or flare up. 

• If you had an allergic reaction to the patch test.
• Herpes Simplex
• Skin Disease, Skin Trauma, Cuts, Abrasions, Burns, and Swelling in the immediate area.
• Skin Disorders in the general eye area. ( Dermatitis, Xanthelasma, Syringoma )
• Eye Infections ( Impetigo, Conjunctivitis )
• Eye Inflammation ( Uveitis )
• Recent surgeries around the eyes, head, or face.
• Scar Tissue
• Watery Eyes
• Hypersensitive Skin/Eyes
• Keratitis ( Inflammation of the cornea of the eye )
• Cancer or those undergoing Chemotherapy
• Alopecia ( Loss of hair )
• Trichotillomania ( Classified as an impulse control disorder )
• Bells Palsy or any condition that makes closing or opening the eye(s) difficult.
• Any disease/disorder that causes shaking twitching or erratic movements.
• Pregnant & Brest-Feeding
• Post Chemotherapy