Eyelash Extensions in Jacksonville

The eyelashes that we use for extensions are made of synthetic materials. They are hypoallergenic and meet all quality standards.

Our lashes are soft and thin. They will not prick or cause discomfort when blinking, nor make eyes heavy.

The glue that we use in our work has no smell and no toxic fumes.

Eyelash extensions last between 4–8 weeks.

It takes from 1.5 to 4 hours, depending on the volume desired and number of existing eyelashes.

There is nothing you need to specifically do. However, it is advisable to not use mascara beforehand as it will have to be washed off anyway.

We can do natural classic eyelashes, hybrid lashes, and volume lashes.

Classic — about 2 hours. Hybrid — 2.5 hours. Volume — 3.5 hours. The time goes into isolating each natural lash and placing the extension on it one at a time; that is what separates a set that lasts from one that clumps.

Every two weeks for most clients. Your natural lashes shed on their own cycle, so after a fortnight roughly a third of the set has grown out. A two-week fill keeps the line looking full — leave it to three weeks and the fill takes longer and costs more, because there is more to rebuild.

Classic — full set $170 ($149 for members), 2-week fill $95 ($85), 3-week fill $130 ($105). Hybrid — full set $230 ($190), 2-week fill $125 ($95), 3-week fill $150 ($120). Volume — full set $350 ($239), 2-week fill $199 ($170). Lash lift and tint $150 ($120), lash tint $35, removal $35.

Not when each extension sits on a single isolated lash and the weight matches what that lash can carry. Damage comes from extensions glued to more than one lash, from weight the natural lash cannot hold, and from pulling them off at home — which is why removal is a $35 service rather than something to do yourself.

Usually one of three reasons: the set was too heavy for your natural lashes, oil-based skincare broke down the bond, or the lashes got wet in the first 24 hours. Tell your artist what happened last time — the fix is normally in the choice of set, not in the glue.

You do not need it, and on classic and hybrid sets we ask you not to — mascara clogs between the extensions and removing it takes them with it. If you want more drama, the answer is a fuller set, not mascara.

No water for the first 24 hours. Keep oil-based cleansers and heavy creams away from the lash line. Brush them through in the morning with the spoolie we give you. Sleep on your side or back rather than face-down.