Eyelash Extensions
Classic Full Set $180
Classic Full Set $180
Classic Full Set $180
Classic Eyelash Extensions are simple, also known as natural eyelash extensions they are beautiful, natural-looking eyelash extensions. They are applied on a 1:1 ratio, which means one extension is attached to one natural lash. This allows you to achieve a natural enhancement.
2 Week Fill - $60
3 Week Fill - $80
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Hybrid Full Set $200
Classic Full Set $180
Classic Full Set $180
Hybrid Eyelash Extensions are a combination of two techniques: Volume and Classic Eyelash Extensions (natural eyelash extensions). Hybrid Eyelash Extensions will give you volume and length, resulting in a wispy.
2 Week Fill - $80
3 Week Fill - $100
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Volume Full Set $230
Classic Full Set $180
Volume Full Set $230
Volume Eyelash Extensions are a technique used to achieve a fuller, fluffier look. This is the perfect solution if you have sparse lashes or gaps. Volume Eyelash Extensions are still safe for your natural lashes.
2 Week Fill - $90
3 Week Fill - $120
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Eyelash Extensions: Everything You Need to Know
Opening the discussion
When it comes to eyelash extensions, it might be difficult to determine what you want. It's even more difficult to keep track of what's going on when getting your lashes done. In a typical appointment, you'll be questioned about your thickness, type, style, curl, and length preferences. So, to help you prepare for your consultation and comprehend what your lash artist does with your eyes closed, here is a guide.
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What exactly are eyelash extensions?
Before we get into how lash extensions work, let's go over the fundamentals. What exactly are eyelash extensions? Simply said, eyelash extensions are thin fibers that look like real lashes. These thin strands are connected to each natural eyelash using a permanent glue, giving each lash a longer and fuller appearance. And, beware of spoilers! They look fantastic. Eyelash extensions are commonly composed of mink, silk, or fake mink. While they are more expensive, mink eyelashes are the most natural looking, pleasant, and soft. They are, however, the thinnest and have the shortest lifespan. Synthetic extensions, on the other hand, are the most popular and have the thickest and fulliest appearance.
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What is the procedure for applying eyelash extensions?
The first step in getting your lashes done is deciding on the appropriate eyelash shape and size for your eye shape and desired look. Classic Eyelash Extensions, Hybird Eyelash Extensions, Volume Eyeash Etensions, Natural Eyelash Extensions, OH MY, so many choices. Don't worry, we've included everything you need to know below and your lash bar technician will help you along the way! An professional licensed eyelash technician will then place protective pads over your lower lashes and under eyelids while you lie on your back and close your eyes. Your lash artist will take a single eyelash extension, apply adhesive, and delicately put it one millimeter above the root of one of your natural lashes. If you want volume lashes for a more glamorous, dramatic lash, open-eyed effect, the procedure will only be slightly different. Instead of adding a single extension to each lash, your lash artist will first glue a few fake lashes together to form a fan. From here, the identical procedure as described before will be followed.
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What up with thickness?
Eyelash extensions come in a variety of sizes to suit a variety of applications. Anything that is overly thick should be avoided. 20 mm, or 25 mm is simply too think for most lashes. a measure of thickness For classic lashes, 15 mm is the most usual length. 10 mm can be used on very fine lashes or in conjunction with another. 10 mm thick to achieve a volume/2 dimensional appearance. . Volume lashes are available in thicknesses of 07 mm, 06 mm, and 05 mm. The quantity of lash extensions in a fan should be determined by the thickness of your natural lashes as well as the thickness of the extensions being used. For example, the is the most commonly used. 07 mm with three extensions in a fan, however a lash artist might use it as well. 05 mm extensions with 5 lashes each fan, depending on how much the natural lashes can bear.
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What types do lashes come in?
Classic Eyelash Extensions and Volume Eyelash extensions are the two most frequent types of lash extensions. Classic is one thicker extension to one natural lash, while volume lash extensions three to five finer extensions to one natural lash, spread out in a fan. There's also a hybrid lash extensions option that combines classic and Volume. 2D is an abbreviation for two-dimensional, which signifies that there are two extensions to one natural lash and when constructed with. Beautiful sets can be made with 10 mm extensions. Please keep in mind that we can only apply as many extensions as you have natural lashes. Choose hybrid, 2D, or volume lashes if you have less lashes and want additional fullness. However, if you have a lot of natural lashes, a classic set can look like a volume lash extensions set.
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The facts about curl?
The curls are defined by a letter that represents the curl's appearance. J curl is definitely more of a J shape and has the least amount of curling or raised hair. A smaller or basic curl is referred to as a B curl. C curl is the most prevalent curl that fits the natural lash curl of the majority of people. D curls are the most dramatic and elevated, and they will be the most noticeable from the front. They are also the most popular. L curl lashes have a harsher L shape, making them excellent for working with customers who have hooded eyelids and for whom D curl is insufficient. Matching your extensions to the curl of your natural lashes will help with retention because the extension will attach to more of the natural lash.
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Now onto length.
The length is mostly determined by the length of your natural lashes; however, going too long may cause breakage or impair retention. However, everyone loves length, so if you prefer them long, go for a volume package with more finer lashes. If you wear glasses and don't want your extensions to rub against them when you blink, stick to a 12 mm extension. This, too, varies from person to person.
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Last, but not least, aftercare.
After a full set or a fill, do not get your extensions wet for 24 hours to enable the adhesive to fully cure. Anything oil-based, as well as salt water or chlorine, will break down the glue. Please do not use mascara on your extensions; it is difficult to remove and can cause you to lose more extensions if not properly removed before the next fill. The lash artist is not responsible for cleaning your lashes before each fill.
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