What’s a Lash Lift?
A lash lift is a chemical restructuring treatment that changes the shape and direction of your natural lashes. During the service, the lashes are carefully wrapped onto a silicone shield and processed with a lifting solution that temporarily softens the bonds inside the hair, allowing the lashes to be reshaped into a lifted position.
A setting solution is then used to rebound the lashes into their new shape, creating a more lifted, open-eyed appearance without extensions or a lash curler.
After your appointment, avoid getting your lashes wet for the first 24 hours. Once that window has passed, you can go about your normal routine — shower, work out, even wear mascara if you’d like. A tint is included with your lift for extra definition.
For those with shorter or finer lashes, using a lash growth serum in advance can make the results of your lift even more noticeable.
Lash Lift & Tint $80
Your lashes, but better.
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A lash lift is perfect for anyone who wants low-maintenance lashes that still look polished day-to-day. It’s a great option if you want a natural, wide-awake look without extensions, or if you’d like to cut down on your mascara routine.
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If your natural lashes are very short, sparse, or you’d prefer a more dramatic look, lash extensions may be the better option to achieve your desired results.
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No — when done properly, a lash lift is completely safe. The solution is carefully timed and formulated to work with your natural lash health.
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Results typically last 6–8 weeks depending on your natural growth cycle, lash health, and aftercare.
Why I switched to Korean Lash Lifts
What changes with my Korean technique is when I shape the lashes.
In a traditional lift, lashes are generally secured to a curved shield before the first solution is applied. With my Korean method, I soften them first, then place them into the curl I want to set. This gives me more control over their direction and separation. In my experience, it creates a more even, defined curl, especially when lashes naturally grow downward.