Lash lifting

A lash lift is a procedure where natural lashes are curled and lifted to enhance their appearance without the need for makeup. The lashes are also tinted, usually in black or brown.

The goal is to accentuate the natural beauty of your lashes without the use of lash extensions. It emphasizes the existing length and volume of your own lashes.

It's important to have the procedure performed by a trained professional to ensure safety and optimal results.

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Important for your appointment

Do you wear contact lenses? Be sure to bring contact lens solution to your appointment so you can take them out during the treatment.

Come to your appointment without eye makeup if possible.

Why would you choose a lash lift?

Natural appearance

Lash lifting is a treatment for your natural lashes. No false lashes are applied; instead, silicone pads are used to lift/curl your lashes. The treatment provides a more open, awake, and expressive look.

Time-saving

After a lash lifting, you may find yourself needing less mascara or lash curlers, allowing you to save time in your morning makeup routine.

Long-lasting result

The results of lash lifting can last up to 8 weeks, depending on the growth cycle of your lashes.

No special aftercare

In comparison to some other eyelash treatments, lash lifting doesn't require special aftercare. The only thing to be cautious about is using oil-based makeup removers, as they can affect the curling, potentially causing it to fade faster than usual. It is recommended to use micellar water instead.

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What happens during a treatment?

After an intake regarding allergies and preferences for your lash lift, the treatment itself takes about 50 minutes. You will be lying on your back with your eyes closed throughout this time.

Silicone pads are placed on your eyelids, and your lashes are lifted onto them. Several products are then applied to create the "permanent," or the curl. The tinting of the lashes is done as the second-to-last step.

The tinting and curling

Both the degree of the curl and the tint of your lashes are personally assessed and discussed with you.

For instance, if you're going on vacation, it's more enjoyable to set a slightly more pronounced curl so that you may not necessarily need mascara. If you have an upcoming event where you plan to apply false lashes, we also adjust the curl to complement that.

Contraindications

When should you not undergo a lash lift?

Infection of the Zeis glands
Lash loss (due to conditions such as alopecia or chemotherapy: wait for 6 months)
Conjunctivitis (inflammation of the eye's conjunctiva: must be fully healed for at least 1 month)
Trichotillomania (pulling out one's own hair)
During pregnancy
While breastfeeding
If you have extremely fine and short lashes
When allergic to adhesives
Flare-up of eczema around the eyes
If you have undergone eye surgery in the last 4 months