One lash at a time, in proportion

Lash extensions

Fine extensions placed one at a time on your own lashes, in classic or light volume, in lengths your lashes can carry. Infills every two to three weeks.

A lash technician using fine steel tweezers to place an individual extension on the closed eye of a client lying down

Good extensions look like you have had a very good night's sleep. Very heavy ones break your own lashes, and we do not do those.

A full set takes about two hours with your eyes closed. Each extension is bonded to one natural lash, a hair's width from the skin. We choose the length and curl with you, and will talk you down if your own lashes will not take the weight.

Your lashes shed a few a day, as they always have, and the extension goes with them. So you need an infill every two to three weeks. Leave it four weeks and you may have lost too many to infill, which then means a new set.

Keep them clean. A lash wash once a day stops the base from building up with oil and make-up, and it is the main thing that protects your own lashes. We give you a brush, and show you how.

What is included

  • A patch test for the adhesive, 48 hours before
  • A consultation on length, curl and weight
  • About two hours for a full set
  • A cleansing brush, and how to use it

What it costs

Full classic set £70, light volume £85. Infills from £35. All the prices are on one page, and the rebook tool gives you dates from your last visit.

Questions about lash extensions

How do I take them off?

Let us. It takes twenty minutes with a proper remover and costs £15, or nothing if you are having a new set. Please do not pull them.

My eyes are sensitive. Can I have them?

Maybe. Adhesive fumes affect some people. The patch test tells us a lot, and we can use a low-fume adhesive if that is the problem.

New here? Start with a free patch test.

Ten minutes, any time we are open, at least 48 hours before your first treatment. Then we know that your skin is fine, and you know what the studio is like.