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A classic lash lift uses a silicone rod or shield to curl the lashes upward from the root. The classic lifting system contains stronger restructuring agents such as thioglycolate, followed by a setting solution (hydrogen peroxide–based) to lock the curl in place. This method is great for stubborn, thick lashes. A Korean lash lift focuses more on lash health, precision, and a more consistent overall result. The technique involves detailed placement and tension control to create a lifted, elongated shape or a round curl. The formula is cysteamine-based and avoids the harsher thioglycolates. They’re often infused with conditioning ingredients like keratin, collagen, peptides, or nourishing oils to support lash integrity during processing. The result is a glossy, flexible lift with less stress on the natural lash. Both lifts enhance your natural lashes but the difference comes down to your lashes needs and how gentle you’d like the process to be. I’m always happy to recommend the best option based on your lash type and desired look.

Lash lifts give you a semi-permanent curl to your natural lashes. It's basically a perm for your eyelashes. Lash tints are often done after lash lifts to complete the full enhancement and give you darker, longer looking lashes. After the lift and tint, you will have no need for a curler or mascara! This service is perfect for those who like their natural lashes but wish they would stay up and curled.

A lash lift will last 6-8 weeks, while the tint will last 3-4 weeks. The better you take care of your lashes, the longer it will last!

In order to have the best results, please arrive with no eye makeup on. Do not use an oil based eye makeup remover to take off your makeup before. If you wear contacts, please be prepared to take them out.

No, these are two different services. Lash extensions include adding individual lashes to the eyes, while lash lifts use only the lashes you already have. I only perform lash lift services.

In order to have the best results, do not get your lashes wet or use product on them for 24 hours after your service. Avoid rubbing your eyes too much, and do not use an oil based eye makeup remover.

Brow lamination is basically a perm for your brows, as it gives them a set, uniform shape for an extended period of time. Instead of curls, a setting lotion helps brow hair stay brushed up and lifted upward for about six weeks.

Brow lamination lasts about 4-6 weeks with the proper care. You will notice when its time for a touch up when your brow hairs no longer fluff up as easily.