Classic Lashes: One extension is applied to one natural lash (1:1 ratio) for a natural, subtle enhancement. Ideal for those seeking a mascara-free, everyday look. Thickness ranges from 0.10 to 0.15 mm, with lengths of 6–15 mm.
Volume Lashes: Multiple lightweight extensions (2–10 per natural lash, e.g., 2D–10D) are fanned and applied to one natural lash for a fuller, glamorous effect. Finer lashes (0.05–0.07 mm) are used to reduce weight. Popular for dramatic looks.
Hybrid Lashes: A mix of classic and volume lashes (typically 70% volume, 30% classic) for a textured, moderately full look with a spiky, natural finish.
Mega Volume Lashes: Up to 16 ultra-fine extensions per natural lash for an extremely dense, bold appearance. Best for dramatic, high-impact looks.
Colored Lashes: Extensions in shades like violet, pink, or blue for a bold or subtle pop of color, often applied to outer corners.

Consultation: A brief discussion with a certified technician to assess lash health, length, and desired curl intensity. Clients choose a curl type (subtle, medium, or dramatic) based on eye shape and preference.
Preparation: The technician cleanses the lashes to remove oils and makeup. Lower lashes are taped down, and a silicone rod or shield (sized small, medium, or large) is placed along the upper eyelid to act as a mold for the curl.
Application:
- Lifting Solution: A gentle chemical (typically containing ammonium thioglycolate) is applied to break down the disulfide bonds in the lashes, making them malleable. This is left on for 6–12 minutes, depending on lash texture.
- Setting Solution: A neutralizer is applied to reform the bonds in the new curled shape, locking in the lift for 5–10 minutes.
- Optional Tint: A semi-permanent dye (black or dark brown) may be applied to darken lashes, enhancing definition and mimicking mascara. Tinting adds 5–10 minutes.
Finishing: A nourishing serum or keratin treatment is applied to hydrate and strengthen lashes. The entire process takes 45–60 minutes, and clients keep their eyes closed throughout.

Consultation: The technician assesses the client’s face shape, brow structure, and desired look (e.g., natural, bold, arched, or straight). They may map the brows using tools like a brow pencil or caliper to determine the ideal shape (start, arch, and tail).
Preparation: The skin is cleansed to remove oils and makeup, ensuring better wax adhesion. A pre-wax oil or powder may be applied to protect the skin.
Wax Application: Warm wax (soft or hard) is applied with a spatula in the direction of hair growth to areas outside the desired brow shape. A cloth strip is pressed over soft wax and quickly pulled off against hair growth to remove hair. Hard wax hardens and is removed without a strip, ideal for sensitive skin.
Finishing: The technician may tweeze stray hairs for precision, trim long hairs with scissors, and apply a soothing lotion or gel to reduce redness. The process takes 10–20 minutes.

Consultation: The technician discusses the client’s goals, assesses facial hair, skin type, and sensitivity, and determines which areas to wax (e.g., full face, specific areas like upper lip or brows). They may recommend a wax type based on skin sensitivity.
Preparation: The skin is cleansed to remove makeup, oils, and dirt for better wax adhesion. A pre-wax oil or powder may be applied to protect the skin and reduce discomfort, especially for sensitive areas.
Wax Application:
- Soft Wax: A thin layer of warm wax is applied with a spatula in the direction of hair growth, followed by a cloth strip pressed onto the wax. The strip is quickly pulled off against the hair growth direction, removing hair from the root. Best for larger areas like cheeks or chin.
- Hard Wax: Applied warm, it hardens as it cools and is removed without a strip by pulling directly. Ideal for sensitive areas like the upper lip or brows, as it adheres less to the skin, reducing irritation.
Finishing: The technician may tweeze stray hairs for precision, clean residual wax with a gentle cleanser, and apply a soothing lotion, gel, or aloe to calm redness and hydrate the skin. The process takes 10–30 minutes, depending on the areas waxed (e.g., 5 minutes for upper lip, 15–20 minutes for full face).

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