Yes! Eyelash extensions are generally considered to be safe to wear when wearing contact lenses. If you have extremely sensitive eyes, you may be required to remove your contact lenses during your eyelash extension procedure, but you will be able to put them back in after the service is completed safely.

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The majority of salons will provide sterile disposable cases along with a contact solution to remove your lenses prior to the time of your appointment. If you’re still unsure about wearing contact lenses on the same day that you receive your treatment, you could decide to wear glasses the day of your appointment.

When wearing eyelash extensions with contacts after and throughout the procedure, the vast majority of people experience no discomfort or irritation. If you have a tendency to fall asleep during your session or if your eyes are sensitive, it is recommended that you remove your contacts during your session. Try to never sleep with your contact lenses, unless they are specifically designed to be comfortable with sleeping conditions. It is recommended that you remove your contact lenses if you have sensitive eyes since, in rare situations, the fumes from the eyelash extension adhesive might become trapped below your contact lens, increasing sensitivity and irritability in your eyes.

To ensure the longevity of your eyelash extensions If you’re a person who wears contact lenses, it is important to ensure that you don’t pull or pull your extensions out when you place the lens on your eyes. The best method for placing the lens with contacts is to widen your eyes and gently put the lens on your eyeball, without pulling or causing interference with the extensions. If you must pull your eyelids to help open your eyes, pull it down on the lower part of your lid rather than the upper lid using extensions.