Awaken Your Natural Beauty

Please arrive with clean lashes — no makeup, mascara, or oily products on your eye area. Avoid caffeine before your appointment as it can make your eyes flutter, making application harder. Bring a phone or audiobook if you'd like — appointments last 2-3 hours!

With proper aftercare, lash extensions typically last 4-6 weeks. To maintain them, infills are recommended every 2-3 weeks. Your natural lash growth cycle and lifestyle (workouts, swimming, sleeping habits) all affect retention.

Avoid water, steam, and heat for the first 24 hours. Cleanse daily with a lash-safe foam cleanser. Brush gently with a clean spoolie. Avoid oil-based products near your eyes and never rub or pull your lashes. Sleep on your back or side to preserve them longer.

Yes! When applied by a certified technician with high-quality products and proper hygiene, lash extensions are completely safe. I use medical-grade adhesives and follow strict sterilization protocols. A patch test is offered for first-time clients with sensitive skin or allergies.

I kindly ask for at least 24 hours notice for cancellations or rescheduling. Late cancellations (under 24 hours) or no-shows will incur a 50% charge of the booked service. Deposits are non-refundable but can be transferred once to another date with 48+ hours notice.

Absolutely! You can wear eye makeup, but avoid waterproof mascara and oil-based products as they break down the lash adhesive. Most clients find they no longer need mascara at all — that's the beauty of lash extensions!

Classic: One extension per natural lash — soft, mascara-like effect. Hybrid: A 50/50 mix of classic and volume for a textured, fluffy look. Volume: Multiple ultra-fine lashes per natural lash for a full, glamorous finish. We'll discuss your style preferences during your consultation.

No, when properly applied. I carefully select extension weights and lengths suited to each natural lash to ensure your lashes stay healthy. Damage usually comes from poor application, weight imbalance, or improper aftercare — all of which I take great care to avoid.