Lash Lift & Tint.
A low-maintenance, mascara-free finish that enhances your natural lashes with a soft, sweeping curl and a custom tint.
Two techniques, one unmistakable finish.
A lash lift is the quiet alternative to extensions, a treatment that works with your own lashes rather than adding to them. The lashes are curled upward from the root and set with a gentle, cosmetic-grade solution, so the result is softer length, more visible colour, and an open, wide-awake eye, without a single extension.
Every appointment begins with a short consultation to read your natural lash length, direction, and health, followed by a complimentary cleanse before we start. You'll walk out with a finish that lasts 6 to 8 weeks and replaces the need for a lash curler and, for most clients, mascara.
Traditional or Korean?
Two methods, both gentle, both tinted, each with its own signature finish. Unsure? Your technician will recommend the one that suits your lash direction and desired look.
Silicone-rod, classic curl.
The original method, and still a client favourite. Lashes are wrapped around a small silicone rod and lifted with a gentle solution, producing a soft, rounded upward curl with natural definition. Most suited to clients who want a subtle, everyday enhancement or who are new to lash lifts.
- Finish
- Soft, rounded, natural
- Best for
- Straight or downward-pointing lashes, first-timers
- Wear
- 6–8 weeks
- Time
- 45–60 minutes
Flat-pad, wide-eye lift.
An advanced flat-shield technique that lifts each lash from the very base rather than mid-length, producing a more vertical, sweeping effect. Conditioning formulas help keep the lash healthy through the service, and the finished look reads as dramatic, doll-like, and wide-open.
- Finish
- Sweeping, wide-eyed, dramatic
- Best for
- Longer lashes, fuller lashes, clients who want more lift
- Wear
- 6–8 weeks
- Time
- 45–60 minutes
Lifts, tints, and combinations.
Lash lifts on their own, lifts paired with a tint, and tints as a stand-alone service. Prices shown are exclusive of tax.
Lash Lift
Lift only, no tint. 45–60 min.
Lash Lift & Tint
Lift with a rich custom-colour lash tint. 45–60 min · Lasts 6–8 weeks.
Lash & Brow Combo
Lash lift & tint + full brow lamination. ~1 hr 30 min.
Not sure which technique to pick? See the side-by-side comparison above.
How to keep the curl.
- Skip caffeine in the hours before your appointment, it helps you stay relaxed during the 45–60 minute service with your eyes closed.
- Keep lashes dry for the first 24 hours after treatment, no water, steam, or sweat.
- Skip saunas, steam rooms, hot yoga, and swimming for the first 24 hours, heat and humidity can soften the set.
- Avoid oil-based products and heavy creams near the eye area.
- Skip mascara for the first 24 hours, after that, you likely won't need it.
- Don't rub, pull, or pick at your lashes.
- Sleep on your back to avoid crushing the curl.
- Brush gently daily with a clean spoolie.
- Keep facial oils, retinols, and chemical peels away from the lash line.
- A lash serum can be used between appointments if you'd like extra support for lash strength and wear, optional, not required.
- Book your next lift 6–8 weeks out, roughly one natural lash cycle.
Lash lift FAQs.
Not at all. The treatment is completely painless and many clients find it relaxing. Your eyes stay gently closed throughout the entire process.
Results typically last 6–8 weeks, depending on your natural lash growth cycle. As your lashes shed and regrow, the lift will gradually relax.
Yes, after the first 24 hours you can apply mascara if desired. Most clients find they don't need it, because the lift and tint alone create a beautiful, defined look.
Traditional uses a silicone rod and gives a soft, natural lift. Korean uses a flat-pad technique to lift from the very base of the lash, creating a more dramatic, sweeping, doll-like effect. The Korean method is also often more gentle on the lashes because its conditioning formulas work with the lash rather than bending it over a harder rod. Both include a tint and last 6–8 weeks.
A lash lift is ideal if you prefer low-maintenance beauty and want to enhance your natural lashes. Extensions are better if you want added length, volume, or a more dramatic finish. Your technician can help you decide.
No, not when done correctly. Our solutions are gentle and timed conservatively, and the Korean flat-pad method includes a conditioning step. What damages lashes is rushed technique and over-processing, both things we avoid by sticking to proper timing and healthy spacing between appointments.
Anyone with an active eye infection, recent eye surgery, or a known allergy to lash-lift solutions should wait or skip the service. Pregnancy and breastfeeding are generally fine, but mention it at consultation. Very short natural lashes (under roughly 4mm) may not hold a lift beautifully, your technician can assess this at consultation and recommend the right approach.
Arrive with clean lashes: no mascara, no lash curler, and no eye makeup. If you wear contacts, plan to remove them before the service. Avoid chemical facials, peels, or microneedling in the 48 hours before.
Every 6–8 weeks is ideal, that timing matches your natural lash growth cycle, so the old lifted lashes have shed and new lashes are in the right position for a clean treatment. That said, clients can book as early as 4 weeks if their lashes have already relaxed and look ready for a refresh. Any earlier than that risks over-processing.
Not at the same time, a lift works on your natural lashes, and extensions are bonded on top of them. If you currently have extensions, we'll need to remove them first (we offer a $30 removal service).
Yes, lash serums can be used between appointments, though they aren't required. A quality growth serum helps keep your natural lashes strong and can extend the wear of your lifts. We carry Revive7 at the studio if you'd like to pick one up, it's the serum we recommend and use ourselves. Whichever serum you choose, pause it for 24 hours after your appointment, then resume your normal routine.
We're happy to do a patch test 24–48 hours before your first appointment, let us know in advance. If you've ever had a reaction to a chemical perm, hair dye, or another lash treatment, please mention it at consultation so we can choose the gentlest protocol, or recommend an alternative.