A lash lift is for anyone who has eyelashes, period.* This is the one service I can't recommend enough. Not only can you stop using your grimy, old eyelash curler, but in most cases, you won't even need mascara when leaving the house. The best part? These are YOUR eyelashes, not falsies, not extension, they're ALL YOURS. The eyelash lift uses your lashes and a rod, which is glued to your eyelid. I curl the lashes onto the rod, separating them as I go, and fan them out to lengthen them to their full potential. Not only does the lift hold without having to curl them, but you won't need to curl them for at least a full month. It lasts between 6-8 weeks, depending on how well you take care of them, of course, but it is SO WORTH IT. It perfect for anyone who has straight eyelashes or needs an extra boost to keep their lashes curled. I have every size of the rod, so depending on your eyelash length, I can use the appropriate rode to enhance their length. *A lash lift is not recommended to anyone who is pregnant, has skin conditions like blepharitis, cataracts, glaucoma, or dry eye syndrome —or recently had eye surgery, has eczema, psoriasis, or conjunctivitis.

You must shower prior to the appointment and remove ALL of your makeup as you have to wait a full 24-hours after your lamination to shower again. It's the same concept as a perm-no moisture! Remove your contact prior to the appointment and bring your glasses with you if needed. After the 24 hours, I recommend a lukewarm shower, not too hot, just to be safe. You should also sleep on your back as often as you can to avoid crinkling your hair. Remember to brush them out after each shower to avoid tangling the hair and to keep them fanned out. After that, avoid using oil-based products, excessive sun exposure, or refrain from harshly rubbing the area when washing your face. Avoid using lash growth serums, anything oil-based, and avoid tanning beds.

The last lift lasts 6-8 weeks with good maintenance, and sometimes even longer. It's important to wait a full 8 weeks before your next lash lift. You want to allow them to breathe and grow a full lash cycle in between lifts. It is definitely worth your time and money in comparison to eyelash extensions, that fall out within the first two weeks. There are many things that can reduce its effect like oil, lash serums, and more. The most important time is the first two days after the lamination.

You cannot wear mascara for the first 48 hours. After that, you can use a non-waterproof mascara. I recommend using micellar water to remove make, since it doesn’t contain any alcohol, oils, or fragrances.

A vegan extract, made from amino acids from plants, roots, flower and more, that infuses keratin, a protein naturally found in hair, to nourish and fortify each lash during the process and reduce hair fall. This treatment not only creates a long-lasting curl but also leaves lashes healthier, fuller, and more resilient.