If a client's eyes start watering during eyelash application, what should you do if the eye pads become damp?

When performing eyelash applications, it's essential to ensure that the client's eyes remain comfortable and that the materials used, such as eye pads, maintain their functionality. If the eye pads become damp due to watering eyes, replacing them is crucial. Damp eye pads can lose their effectiveness in protecting the skin underneath from the adhesive and may cause discomfort to the client.

Pausing the application to replace the eye pad allows you to maintain a clean and safe working environment, ensuring that excess moisture does not interfere with the adhesive bond or the overall application process. This proactive approach not only prioritizes the client's comfort but also helps achieve a better end result for the lash application, minimizing the risk of complications from moisture.