Can You Wear Glasses with Lash Extensions? Here’s What Lash Artists Want You to Know

Luxorious Lashes
May 5
2 min read

Can You Wear Glasses with Lash Extensions? Lash Artists Spill the Truth

If you're someone who rocks glasses daily and wants luscious lashes, you might be wondering: "Can you wear glasses with lash extensions?"

Short answer: Absolutely! But there's a little more to it if you want to avoid fluttering against your lenses or losing retention early.

Let’s break it all down 👇

🧠 Do Lash Extensions and Glasses Work Together?

Yes, they do—but your lash artist needs to know you wear glasses before mapping your lashes. Why? Because it changes everything from curl type to length.

💡 What’s the Best Lash Style for Glasses Wearers?

Here’s what lash techs usually recommend:

🔹 Go Shorter Than You Think

If your natural lashes are long, adding extensions might make them brush against your glasses. Opt for a natural length, typically 8mm–12mm, depending on your eye shape.

🔹 Curl Matters More Than Length

Try L or M curls—these lift up and out rather than straight forward, avoiding your lenses.

🔹 Avoid Super Dense Looks

Mega volume might sound fun, but too much density can feel heavy behind frames. Go for a light volume or hybrid set for that fluffy-but-functional vibe.

🔍 “People Also Ask” (Yes, We Did the Research):

Q: Will lash extensions touch my glasses? Only if they're too long or mapped incorrectly. The right curl and length will prevent this.

Q: Can I wear sunglasses with lash extensions? Yes! But avoid pressing your lashes against the lenses. Oversized or curved shades are best.

Q: Do lash extensions fall out faster if I wear glasses? Only if your lashes are brushing constantly or you're adjusting your frames a lot. A good aftercare routine is key.

🎯 Tips to Keep Lash Retention Strong (Even with Glasses)

Don’t adjust your glasses by pushing on the bridge—you might be crushing your lashes without realizing.
Clean your lashes daily, especially where frames sit close to your face. Oil + friction = bad retention.
Use a lash sealant to protect your extensions from friction or sweat from your glasses.

👩‍🎓 Lash Tech Pro Tip:

Your lash artist should, always ask you during consultation if you wear glasses or contacts. A quick photo with your glasses on can help us customize the perfect map!

❤️ Final Thoughts

Glasses and lash extensions can absolutely coexist—you just need the right lash map and a little TLC. Whether you’re going for a subtle glam or flirty cat-eye, your look can still pop behind those frames.

So go ahead—book that set and flaunt those lashes!