I recommend a Korean Lash Lift if you like how your lashes look after using a lash curler, and your lashes are not damaged.

A lash lift typically lasts 6-8 weeks. As with any lash or brow treatment, the lift only affects the lashes present at your appointment. As those hairs shed and new ones grow in, you'll gradually see softer, more relaxed lashes mixed in with the lifted ones, rather than a sudden change. Most clients book a touch-up around the 6-8 week mark to keep that fresh, uniform curl going.

For the first 24 hours after the service: keep your lashes dry, avoid saunas, and avoid sleeping face-down. After the first 24 hours, you can treat them as you normally treat your lashes! Mascara is fine to wear. I recommend using a hydrating lash serum at least 2-3 times per week to keep your lashes healthy and extend the wear of your lift.

Please arrive with clean lashes and no eye-makeup or contact lenses.

The service is generally safe, but it may not be right for everyone. I recommend holding off if you have an active eye infection (like conjunctivitis or styes), recent eye surgery, or a known allergy to lash adhesive, perm solution, or their ingredients. If you're pregnant or nursing, are on medications like Accutane or retinoids, or have a condition affecting your eyes, skin, or lash growth, please check with your doctor before booking and let me know at your appointment.

It's also important to disclose any allergies, sensitivities, or eye conditions when you book. This helps me keep you safe. I reserve the right to decline or modify a service if I have any health or safety concerns at the time of your appointment.

I ask that you please reschedule or cancel at least 6 hours before the beginning of your appointment. There is a 15-minute grace period at the start of your appointment. After 15 minutes, your visit may be treated as a cancellation and the appointment released.

I accept cards via Tap to Pay (most cards have this technology). I also accept cash and Zelle.