Why You May Notice More Lash Shedding in Spring

Spring Lash Shedding: Why It Happens and What You Can Do About It

Introduction

Noticed your lash extensions aren’t lasting quite as long lately? You’re not alone. In spring and fall, many clients experience more frequent lash shedding — and it’s not because of your lash artist or aftercare habits. It’s actually due to a natural cycle your body follows.

Let’s break down why seasonal lash shedding happens and how to take care of your lashes during this time.

What Is the Lash Growth Cycle?

Your natural lashes go through three phases:

  • Anagen (Growth Phase): The lash is actively growing

  • Catagen (Transition Phase): Growth slows down and the lash begins detaching

  • Telogen (Resting/Shedding Phase): The lash falls out to make room for a new one

This cycle repeats approximately every 60 to 90 days — and yes, it’s completely normal.

Why Spring and Fall Cause More Lash Loss

During spring and fall, hormonal shifts and environmental changes (like increased sunlight, humidity, or dryness) trigger more lashes to enter the telogen phase at once. This leads to what’s known as seasonal shedding.

According to Lash Jungle, this is a documented phenomenon that affects many lash clients, even with perfect aftercare.

How This Affects Lash Extensions

Because lash extensions are bonded to your natural lashes, when your real lashes fall out, the extensions go with them. That’s why your lashes may look like they’re falling out “too fast” in spring — even though it’s just your body’s natural rhythm.

What You Can Do to Maintain Lash Retention

  • Book your lash fills every 2–3 weeks instead of 3–4 weeks

  • Gently brush your lashes daily with a clean spoolie

  • Use a lash-safe, oil-free cleanser

  • Avoid rubbing or tugging on your eyes

  • Ask your lash artist about lighter styling or volume adjustments during shedding season

Final Thoughts

Seasonal lash shedding is temporary and totally normal — but with the right care, your lashes can still look beautiful and full. At Suwanee Lash+Skin, we’re here to customize your lash plan based on your natural cycle.

Want to talk about your lashes?
Text us at 470-323-7272 or book your next fill at suwaneelashskin.com.

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