Lash Lifting

Lie back and relax while your artist removes any excess makeup or oils. Then, a size-appropriate rod is carefully placed along your lash line, and your lashes are gently adhered to the rod. Two timed solutions are applied, and after the processing time, the rods, adhesive, and solutions are removed. Finally, your lashes are dried and tinted, leaving you with beautifully lifted lashes.

Lash lifting is perfect for those with lashes that grow straight or don't curl easily. Lash Lifting helps unlock the full potential of your lashes, lifting them upward and creating the appearance of longer, more voluminous lashes. However, it is not recommended for:

• If you are pregnant or think you might be pregnant.

• positive reaction to a patch or sensitivity test (the patch test should be completed a minimum of 24 hours prior to service.)

• cysts / hordelo / stye

• medication thyroxin - could prevent lashes from curling

• blepharitis

• chemotherapy within 1 year, after 1 year with a doctor’s referral

• skin disease, skin trauma, cuts, abrasions, burns, + swelling in the immediate area.

• skin disorders in the general eye area

• eye infections such as impetigo or conjunctivitis

• eye inflammation such as uveitis

• recent operations around the eyes, head, face, or scar tissue in the immediate area.

• blepharoplasty within 1 year, after 1 year with a doctor’s referral

• lasik surgery within 6 months, after 6 months get a doctor's referral

• hypersensitive skin/eyes

• keratitis (inflammation of the cornea)

• alopecia / trichotillomania

• bells palsy or anything that makes closing the eyes difficult

• any disease or disorder that causes shaking, twitching, or erratic movement

• glaucoma - must have a doctor's referral

• dry eye syndrome - must have a doctor's referral

• allergies to items listed in the patch test (next category)

We recommend booking a "patch test" with the esthetician who best fits your schedule. During this quick appointment, they’ll apply two different lotions and rod adhesive to either the crook of your elbow or behind your ear to check for any potential allergic reactions within the next 24 hours. The test typically takes less than 10 minutes and is highly recommended if you have allergies to any of the following:

please get a patch test if allergic to:

lanolin - latex - vaseline - medications - metals - hair dyes - food - lidocaine - paints - crayons - glycerin - acetone - adhesive - glue - bonding agents

prep
arrive with no contacts, makeup, moisturizers, sunscreen, liners, mascara, + brow powders.

post
for 24 hours, avoid the heat, steam (including cooking over steam/stovetop), sauna, water, oils, lotions, creams, shampoos, face washes, makeup remover wipes, or pads on lashes.

we also recommend sleeping on your back, as your lashes are still malleable during the first few hours. side or stomach sleeping can cause one or both eyes to shift, resulting in misshaped lashes.

maintain
avoid face washes that are primarily oil, as they can also cause lashes to drop prematurely.