What are lash extensions?
Lash extensions are a great way to minimize your morning makeup routine. Lash extensions can help enhance your natural beauty. There are three different styles that suite anyone based on preference and eye shape. You will be consulted on the best shape and style for your eye to give you a bright open eye everyday.
Most clients appreciate waking up and not having to do a morning routine. Best for individuals on the go or anyone that wants to spend their days doing their favorite activities and not spend so much time in front of a mirror.
Hybrid Sets
Can very from 1:1 ratio mixed with some 3D-4D lashes. Which means that some of your individual lashes will have 3-4 unnatural lashes glued on.
Volume Sets
These can vary from 3D to 10 D , depending on how much volume each client is looking to have.
All shapes and thickness of the lashes are customized for each individual
How to care for your lashes:
We ask that you come with your lashes clean from makeup to the appointment, this will help with the retention of your lashes!
We prime and double clean that lashes during your appointment to help improve your retention, however this is best done if your lashes are already clean from makeup, so we can do a little “touch-up”.
Please come to the appointment with as little distractions as possible. We want you to be relaxed and comfortable during your appointment. We are also using adhesive that can cause burning to the eyes. This is why we ask you to keep your eyes closed at all times, which means no using of the cell phone during your appointment.
We ask that you do not chew gum as that will cause movement of your eyes, as well as minimize conversation. Both can cause you to move and twich your eyes which can make it difficult for the technician to be precise on attachment of the lashes. This is all to give you the ultimate results!
Coffee before an appointment is also not advised as that can cause twitching of the eyelids which can lead to irritation.
Contacts should not be worn during the appointment. If glue gets into the contacts, it can cause a chemical burn to your eye. Please take these precautions seriously for your safety!
