Definitely! If you sign up for three procedures in one day, we will offer you a 10% discount.

Unfortunately, in most cases, no. A drooping eyelid is a physiological feature that is incompatible with this procedure. But we offer a great alternative - the Lash Enhancement. Many of our clients have been very pleased with this procedure.

We take great care to numb the area we working on several times during the procedure so the client is comfortable.

If you are sensitive to pain and are concerned, you can take a Tylenol tablet thirty minutes before the start of the procedure (please consult a doctor if you have a medical condition that makes Tylenol not appropriate for your needs).

We will likely need a few touch-ups to achieve your desired result. The number of sessions will be determined on a case-by-case basis.

• Hygiene Concerns: Wearing old extensions for too long is unhygienic. As your lashes grow, dust, dirt, and makeup residues can accumulate in the lash line and root area. It’s better to have the extensions removed by a professional, thoroughly cleaned with a foam cleanser, and then get a fresh set of lash extensions.

• Risk of Allergic Reactions: Frequent exposure to the glue can lead to cumulative allergies. To avoid this, it’s best to get a full set of extensions once a month. You can get a refill within 2 weeks of the initial application, but not beyond that.

• Appearance: Even with a refill, your set won’t look 100% new, as the technician only replaces the lashes that have grown out significantly, not all of them.

• Lash Fall-Out: During a refill, only about 50% of the lashes are replaced, and the remaining ones will fall out faster.

• Potential Damage: Regular removal of extensions is done with a cream remover that doesn’t harm natural lashes. However, during a refill, the technician removes lash clusters with tweezers, which can damage natural lashes.

• Wear Duration: A full set of lash extensions lasts 3-4 weeks. If it’s been more than two weeks since your initial application, a full set of extensions is required, not a refill.

If you have a history of cold sores, there is always the chance of getting another cold sore.

We recommend consulting a medical professional before the procedure.

Your doctor may prescribe you Zovirax, lysine vitamins/supplements, or Abreva cream (the later two are available without a prescription - we recommend consulting a doctor about correct use).