NEW LASH EXTENSION PRICES EFFECTIVE JANUARY 22, 2024

Prior to application, the lash artist will go all through all the risks and benefits of having eyelash extensions before applying them, and also ask about any conditions you may have that would make eyelash extensions unsuitable for you. We will also ask you to remove your contacts if you wear them.

Your lash artist will start the process by asking you what kind of look you’re going for, whether that be more glamorous or more natural. Based on your desired look, you’ll choose an ideal length and curl for the extension and decide on the best style, classic, hybrid, volume or MEGA volume. Keep in mind that your artist may decide to use many extension lengths, concentrating longer extensions on the outer corners or in the center of the eye and shorter extensions on the inner eyes. It all depends on your eye shape and what you desire.

Your lash artist will have you lie down and ensure that you are in a comfortable position. Then, they will cleanse the area to remove any makeup, oil, and germs from the area. It’s helpful to your artist if you arrive makeup-free to your appointment. 

Your eyes are closed for the duration of the process, which typically takes 1-2 hours, depending on the number of extensions your lash artist is applying. To prep for the actual application, you lash artist will apply an under-eye pad to your lower lash line to keep your lower lashes out of the way.

Using tweezers, your lash artist will dip the end of each lash extension or multi lash fan in the lash adhesive and then apply it to your individual lash. In most cases, one eyelash extension is applied per natural lash, however, more voluminous looks can require multiple extensions per individual natural lash. The application isn’t painful.

The lash glue dries very quickly, but your lash artist will likely have you sit for around a few minutes once all of the extensions have been applied. Some lash artists like to point a small, handheld fan at your extensions to speed up the drying time, while others prefer to let the glue air dry. During this stage, your eyes are still closed. 

Once your lashes are completely dry, your lash artist will remove the under-eye pads (this doesn’t hurt at all, but let your lash professional know if you tend to experience sensitivity in this area so they can practice extra caution). Once removed, your lash artist will likely brush through the lashes with a spooly, then you’ll be asked to slowly blink your eyes open.