Lash Extensions

Our eyelash extensions, are individual eyelashes or fully customized lash fans bonded one-by-one to your natural eyelashes by our lash artists. These extensions are not to be confused with store-bought false lashes or lash clusters. We take a unique approach, tailoring each set to meet your exact preferences for volume, length, and style.

If you're considering getting lash extensions, you've likely heard of the different types: classic, hybrid (aka Blended), + volume lashes. While all three options can enhance your natural beauty, each has its own unique benefits + is best suited for different individuals.

Classic Lashes:
Classic lashes are a popular choice for those new to lash extensions. They involve attaching one extension to each natural lash, creating a natural and subtle look. Classic lashes are ideal for those who want to enhance their natural beauty without going too bold. They are also a great option for those with naturally long and full lashes who simply want to add some extra length and definition.

Blended Lashes:
Hybrid (aka blended) lashes are a mix of classic and volume lashes. They involve attaching a combination of individual lashes and fans (clusters of 2-5 lashes) to each natural lash, creating a fuller and more textured look. Hybrid lashes are a great choice for those who want a more noticeable look than classic lashes but aren't quite ready for the boldness of volume lashes.

Volume Lashes:
Volume lashes involve attaching multiple fans (clusters of 2-8 lashes) to each natural lash, creating a bold and dramatic look. Volume lashes are ideal for those who want a glamorous, eye-catching look that really stands out. They are also great for those with naturally sparse or fine lashes who want to achieve a full, voluminous look.

In conclusion, the type of lash extensions you choose will depend on your personal preferences and natural lash characteristics. Classic lashes are best for those who want a natural and subtle look, while hybrid lashes offer a fuller and more textured look. Volume lashes are perfect for those who want a bold and dramatic look. Talk to your lash artist to determine which type of lash extensions is best suited for you and your beauty goals.

eyelash cycles vary from person to person. the average lash cycle involves up to 5 lashes shedding per eye, per day. fill-ins should be done every 1 to 3 weeks. this is necessary to replace any naturally falling lashes + keep your lashes looking their very best. *you must have at least 50% of extensions retained for it to be considered a fill-in appointment.

• remove mascara, eyeliner, and contact lenses. please come to your appointment with no traces of eye makeup, creams, or oils as this can cause the adhesive to adhere incorrectly. (avoid oil-based products on or around your eye for 24 hours before your appointment for best results.)

• please tell your artist if you have any known allergies prior to the appointment.

• headphones are highly recommended. download a podcast or audio book to listen to while you lay down because we do ask that you refrain from talking + wiggling during the appointment.

• avoid caffeine prior to the appointment if possible. this will help you + your eyes relax during the process.

• do not let any water come in contact with your lashes for at least 24 hours.

• avoid steam + swimming for 48 hours.

• use a lash cleaner with a clean brush to prevent oil/dirt buildup.

• gently pat the lashes dry after washing the face.

• if your lashes turn use a clean, dry mascara wand to brush through your lashes gently. the best time is after showering and let them dry in position.

• avoid sleeping face down on your pillow.- oil + glycol products on or around your eyes. - avoid touching and rubbing your lashes or lash curlers.

you are not a candidate for lash extensions if one or more conditions apply to you:

• you are in the 1st trimester of pregnancy

• have an eye infection or recently undergone an eye operation or cosmetic surgery

• suffer from eye allergies or sensitivities

• allergic to latex

• highly sensitive skin

• suffer from healing troubles

• rub eyes due to allergies or habit

• or use prescribed medicated eye drops or ointment that may coat the lashes causing them to clump

some people may not know that you do not need a license to offer lash extensions (scary right?).

if you are going to a licensed professional with proper training, they will ensure your lashes will not be damaged with proper application and aftercare.

for peace of mind, our lash artists are licensed professionals with proper training.