#LashTipTuesday: Sleeping with extensions

If you're a stomach or side sleeper, lash extensions may be challenging because they can get distorted and mashed up. Even if you’re a back sleeper, it’s a good idea to have a lash comb or brush to gently straighten things out. You can still wear an eye mask if this is your habit, but look for one that is bubbled.

If you are a "face in the pillow" kind of sleeper, you may want to think about investing in a silk pillowcase. Not only does it prevent wrinkles, but it also prevents damage to your lash extensions! As you toss and turn at night, your face and lashes rub against your pillowcase. While cotton causes friction, silk glides smoothly, meaning your lashes will last even longer.