Your own lashes, lifted from the root and tinted so they look longer, darker and more open — without extensions.
The result lasts up to eight weeks. Nothing to fill, nothing to remove, and very little to think about in between. You wake up and they are already done.
A patch test is needed before your first lift, and again if it has been more than six months since your last one. I post it to you, so book at least a week ahead to give it time to arrive. 18+.
Your lashes are lifted from the root over a shield shaped to your eye, then tinted for definition. Rather than curling the ends over, the lift opens the whole lash upward — which is what makes them look longer.
It works beautifully on short lashes as well as long ones. There is nothing added and nothing sitting on top of your natural lash; it is all your own.
You lie down, I work quietly, and an hour later you are done.
The same lift and tint for the lower lashes, added to your LVL appointment. It gives a little more definition underneath and makes the finished eye look even more open.
Added to an LVL Lash LiftA patch test matters. It lets us check, safely and before your appointment, that the products agree with your skin.
Before your first LVL with me, and again if more than six months have passed since your last patch test. I will also need to repeat it if something relevant has changed since I last saw you, such as pregnancy, medication or a new allergy.
If you are coming regularly every six to eight weeks, you will not need one each time.
I post the patch test to you with simple instructions. You apply a small amount behind your ear or on the inside of your elbow and leave it for 48 hours.
That is why I ask first-time LVL clients to book at least a week ahead — it needs time to reach you and be completed before I arrive.
Tell me. We will cancel the appointment and I will refund you in full. That is exactly why we patch test before treatment rather than finding out on the day.
Keep them dry for the first 24 hours and sleep on your back that first night. After that, life goes back to normal.