Lash Lift

Lash Lifting is a modernized and safe version of a lash perm the lifting process involves lifting and gluing all of your natural lashes onto silicon rods. Then we place a lifting solution onto the lashes followed by a setting solution. This usually ends with a tint. Depending on your lash cycle, a lash lift can last from 4-12 weeks! The whole procedure only takes about 45 minutes. 

An Eyelash Lift and tint is an easy way to enhance your natural Lashes by adding length, lift & volume. An Eyelash Lift can make a stunning alternative to Eyelash Extensions. Say goodbye to your false lashes, mascara and eyelash curler! 

Advantages of a Lash Lift

- opens up the eyes

- straightens out crossed over, bent eyelashes

- stops eyelashes pressing up against the backs of glasses

- makes the lashes looks longer and more full

- enhances the lashes without having to wear mascara, perfect for summer or your next holiday!

- gives a natural looking low maintenance enhancement 

Can I have a lash lift over Eyelash Extensions?

No. Eye Lash Extensions will not lift. they need to be removed before have a Lash Lift.

How often can I have a Lash Lift?

We recommend you wait 4-12 weeks between Lash Lifts. It really depends on the clients over all lash growth and cycle. We don't want to do them to close together so we aren't causing any damage to your lashes. People with a fast lash cycle will need to have a lash lift more often than someone with a 12-week cycle of lash growth. we can determine this by how long the first lash lift lasts.

Pregnancy and Lash Lifting

A lash lift isn't recommended if you're pregnant. Mainly because if you have a negative reaction to the lifting solutions or tint, most the medications to treat an allergic reaction cannot be consumed by someone who is pregnant. Also due to hormonal changes by pregnancy, the lifting solutions may not work as effectively, or the lift might not last along.

Male Lash Lifts

Lash Lifts on males can be a great way of opening up the eye area. Lashes that are super straight and downward pointing can give a droopy and tired appearance so lifting the lashes can make the person look more awake and less droopy. 

Contraindications for a Lash Lift- 

  -Contact Lenses (must be removed)
- Epilepsy (might be set off by the bright LED lights, but they can be turned off if needed)
-Highly Sensitive Eyes or Skin

- Nervous Clients that do not like their eyes being touched 

- Contagious Eye + Skin Disorders / Conditions Skin or Eye Infections
- Allergies to glue. (or tape)

- Bacterial, Fungal, Parasitic or Viral Infections
- Damaged Natural Eyelashes
- You suffer from Dry Eyes Syndrome
- You have had recent Eye Surgery

If you have had an adverse reaction to tint/ dye before or have very sensitive skin or eyes and still want a lash lift, we recommend a patch test before you make an appointment.

Lash Lift After Care

- Do not wet your lashes for at least 24 hours after your appointment.

- No mascara for 24 hours after your appointment.

- Avoid steam rooms and swimming

- Keep your eye Lashes hydrated. Apply a very thin amount of argon oil or castor oil to the lashes with a mascara wand. This will also encourage thicker lash growth.

- Avoid sleeping on your face the first 24 hours.