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Eyelash Extensions

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Classic

Classic lash extension style is the best option for clients who have naturally full lashes and because of this do not require any additional volume. This type of extension is mainly used for adding length to natural lashes.

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Hybrid

Hybrid lashes are the best choice for the clients who are looking for a settled look but need to add both length and volume to their natural eyelashes. An ultimate thing that makes this style unique is that when done right, it looks very natural.

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Volume

Volume lashes are for customers who want more than Classic lash style can offer but not something too dramatic. Of course, it also depends on the curl you decide to use but generally, Volume lashes are great for creating a look that’s full of fluff, however, still kind of natural.

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Mega Volume

Mega Volume lash extensions are for the customers who are not afraid to go over limits. This style is as far from natural-looking as possible because the fluffiness of it is unreal.

What are Eyelash Extensions?

Eyelash extensions are a cosmetic enhancement attaching synthetic or natural fibers to the natural eyelash to give the natural eyelashes a fuller, more dramatic look. They are available in various lengths, thicknesses, and curvatures.

*This service is performed by Kami

 

Are eyelash extensions suitable for me?


Eyelash extensions are suitable for most people and come in a range of types which means we can create a look to suit your personal style and preferences.

 

If you suffer from any of the following, we would recommend refraining from getting eyelash extensions until the issue (where applicable) is resolved:

If you have a known, serious allergy to extensions or adhesives.
If your lashes are naturally untidy (ie. grow in all different directions) or have an unusual degree of curliness.
If you recently permed your lashes. Angled lashes allow less contact surface for your natural lash to bond with the lash extension. Not only does this make it difficult for your artist to work with, the extensions generally won’t last as long.
If you have any kind of wound in the area surrounding your eyes or in the eye itself.
If you have a habit of rubbing your eyes.
In the past two years if you have had LASIK surgery.
If you have hypersensitive skin or unexplained skin itching.
If you have damaged lashes (note that in some cases we may be able to assist, contact us for a consultation)

How long do they usually last?


A full set will last as long as your natural lash cycle, which is anywhere from 4-6 weeks, depending on the individual. We recommend getting a fill anywhere between 2-3 weeks.

What are fills and when should I have them done?


Fills are designed to be a maintenance procedure and are not a substitute for regular replacement of a full set. The number of fills applied in a procedure is fixed and will add 50% of the lash quantity of a full set- this is why it costs less for this service. Fills are there to fill any gaps caused by the natural shedding of lashes in between full sets. As long as you follow the timing guidelines between a full set and a refill appointment, your lashes should be at anywhere between 70-100%+ in density compared to a full set after this appointment. For best results we recommend fills being applied within three weeks of the original full set. Outside of this three-week period, a full set will represent better value for money.

How long does it take to apply them?


Our artist can apply a beautiful full set of lashes in about 2 hours. We ask you to generally plan on 1.5 hours for a fill as well depending on when you come back in for your fill and how much filling is needed. We like to remove any grown out lashes, clean them up, and make your lashes look like brand new every time you come in, this will ensure the retention and life of your extensions. 

Can I wear makeup with my lashes?


YES! Although we don’t recommend wearing any mascara that isn't extension safe or oil based products, as it will shorten the life of your lash extensions.

Will lash extensions damage my natural lashes?


No! When applied properly with perfect isolation and weight, eyelash extensions will not harm your natural lashes. 

Kami, our lash artist, is multi-certified and has over 10 years of experience. During your initial consultation she will evaluate your natural lashes to ensure you get the extensions that works best for your natural lashes so that you will never have damage or breakage caused by the extensions. 

How do I care for my Lash Extensions?


Do not get the lashes wet for the first 24-48 hours including:

Steam

Tears

Showering

Swimming

Eye Makeup Remover

  • Brush your lashes straight as needed, but never when they are wet

  • No oil based products

  • Do not touch, play with, or pick at your lashes

  • Do not use a lash curler on them

  • Do not use an oil based mascara

What should I do before my Lash appointment?


Thoroughly wash your eyes with oil free face wash or eye makeup remover

Do not wear any eye make-up

Do not curl lashes

I seem to have lost a lot of lashes in a very short time- what’s going on?


A normal rate of lash fall is 3-5 lashes a day as your natural eyelashes fall off and regenerate as part of their normal growth cycle. If, however, you have lost a large number of lashes within the first week of having your extensions, it is worth looking at possible causes. Rubbing your eyes too hard, poor quality application, or health concerns may be the cause. It is worth discussing with your lash technician and if they are unable to identify a cause, perhaps your doctor also.

Don’t ever pull your extensions off by hand as it will cause damage. If you have had a bad experience elsewhere, feel free to contact us. We can arrange to remove your old extensions and explore your options for new ones.

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