Eyelash Lift

My Eyelash Lift treatment is perfect if you like the idea of waking up to open, lifted eyes without reaching for curlers or layers of mascara. By enhancing your natural lashes from the root, this treatment creates a soft, wide‑eyed effect that can last for several weeks. I start with a thorough consultation to understand your lashes - their length, direction of growth, and any previous treatments - and to agree how dramatic or subtle you would like the lift to be. After cleansing the eye area gently, I position your lashes onto a specially shaped silicone shield, taking time to separate and align each lash so the final result looks smooth and even.

A professional lifting solution is then applied with care along the base of the lashes, reshaping them into a graceful upward curve. Once this has processed, a setting step secures the new shape in place. Throughout the treatment, you simply rest with your eyes closed while I work methodically, keeping you informed of each stage so you always feel at ease.

The result is lashes that appear longer, more defined, and naturally curled from root to tip, opening up the eye area beautifully. Many clients feel comfortable skipping curlers entirely and using much less mascara, if any at all. For those with straight or downward‑pointing lashes, the difference can be especially transformative.

For an extra touch of definition, an eyelash tint can be added in the same appointment, giving a mascara‑like effect that still looks natural. I always go through aftercare with you - including how to protect the new lift in the first 24 hours - and advise on when to return to maintain healthy, consistently lifted lashes.

You leave with brighter‑looking eyes and lashes that quietly enhance your features every day, from morning to evening.

Aftercare Advice

After a Lash Lift: 

• No water should come in contact with lashes for 24 hours 
• Use oil on lashes 2x a week before bed to condition (start after 48 hours) 
• Wait at least 6 weeks before having treatment again to prevent overprocessing