What are an eyelash extensions?

Eyelash extensions are a semi-permanent application used to enhance the length, curliness, fullness, and thickness of natural eyelashes. The extensions are made from various synthetic material that can be clarified as silk, faux mink or premium mink depending on the texture and the look of it.nThe method of applying the eyelash extensions is by using a cyanoacrylate adhesive to apply single or multiple lightweight extensions to a single isolated natural lash. It is 0.05mm-1mm away from the eyelid but not touching the skin to prevent any irritation.n

How are eyelash extensions applied?

Eyelash extensions are applied using a professional lash adhesive to a single natural lash. A small 0.05 mm gap is left from the end of the extension to the eyelid to prevent irritation. Depending on what style you choose, between 1-10 lightweight extensions can be applied to each natural lash. The process can take anywhere between 1-2.5 hrs depending on how full you’d like your lashes to look.

How long do eyelash extensions last?

Usually, eyelash extensions will last between 5-6 weeks. If you’d like to maintain the fullness, it’s recommended to get an infill every 2-4 weeks.nHow long your extensions last depends on many factors such as how well you care for them, the products you use on the eye area and your lash shedding cycle.nAftercare is very important to maintain the look and extend the longevity of the extensions. The skin products you use on your face plays a big part as to whether your extensions will last long. Anything oil-based is not good for the extensions.nEveryone has different lash growth cycle. Over time we’ll be able to determine your lash growth cycle. It’s usually every 5-6 weeks or so. The natural lashes grow and fall just like your hair. When your lashes fall out, they will take the extensions with them. You’ll lose many lashes every cycle, this is normal. For healthy people, you’ll lose about 3-4 lashes per day. That’s about 21-28 per week. That’s why we recommend to get an infill between 2-4 weeks to maintain the fullness.nYou can check out some more detailed Aftercare advice heren

What do you recommend for me to do before my eyelash extensions appointment?

Very good question!nWhat you do before your lash appointment has an impact on the retention of the set. We always recommend our clients to do a few things before the appointment:n●tNot wear any makeup or mascaran●tAvoid using any oil-based products like moisturiser, eye cream, face lotion or any eye makeup remover 24 hours before you attend the appointmentn●tAvoid taking anti histamine 24 hours before your appointmentn●tLet us know if you recently just had fillers or botox donen●tAvoid drinking a lot of fluid before your treatment to minimise interruptions to the treatment (coffee often makes people restless and want to go to toilet!)n

What are the types of eyelash extensions you use and what is the difference between them?

This is a very common question we get asked. Being in the lash industry and having used these materials for many years, we’re very familiar with the features of each material and why you might choose one over the other. All of our lashes are vegan and cruelty-free!nWe use Silk, Faux mink, Flat Lashes and Premium Faux Mink to do our eyelash extensions sets. Which type we use depends on your preference and the condition of your natural lashes. Each fibre has unique look and feel. You don’t have to worry about choosing which material prior to your appointment, our lash technician will assess your lashes and recommend a material for you.nSilk eyelash extensions: A synthetic fibre with a shinny/natural black finish, soft to touch and slightly finer. Silk is available for all classic and volume lash sets.nFaux-Mink eyelash extensions: We love animals so we’re against animal cruelty, which is why we don’t support and will never use real mink fur for our eyelash extensions. Real mink will not hold its curl once it’s wet and is prone to allergic reactions. Imagine having animal hairs on your eyes, no thanks! We use Faux-Mink synthetic fibres designed to replicate real mink fur. They are matte black in color and soft to touch.nFlat eyelash extensions: Flat lashes get their name because the cross section of the extension is flatter or more oval in shape than traditional eyelash extensions. They still come in all the different curl options as other lash types. The flatter shape allows them to give a thicker, fuller look without any extra weight because each fibre appears wider but doesn’t weigh more than a regular extension.nPremium Faux Mink eyelash extensions: This premium fibre is our newest range and is exclusive to Blink Lashes. It has a matte finish and is super soft like velvet. The shaft of the extension has a micro hollow section which can absorb the adhesive without looking clumpy when we apply them. Because the fibre absorbs the adhesive better, the retention is generally longer than other lash types.n

How do you recommend to remove my eye makeup when I have eyelash extensions on?

You must use an oil-free, eyelash foam cleanser.nOil-based products will break the bond between the extensions and the natural lashes causing the extensions to fall out.nWe recommend FRESH LASH Eyelash Foam Cleanser that’s safe and specifically made to use for eyelash extensions. We have them in stock so just ask us for more info.n

I saw my natural lashes fall out with the eyelash extensions, is this normal?

Some people don’t actually realize this, but every day, we lose anywhere from 1-5 natural lashes. Much like the hairs on our head, they replace themselves as new ones grow! Usually twice a year, particularly end of Summer and beginning of Spring you will notice that you lose more natural lashes than normal, this is called “seasonal shedding”. When it happens, you’ll normally find that your lashes seem to be falling out more quickly than normal and that a lot of new baby lashes have come through. Don’t be too concerned, it happens to everyone. If you are worried, get in touch with us so we can assess the health of your lashes anytime.n

Can I swim if I have eyelash extensions?

Yes of course. That’s the good thing about having eyelash extensions on. You will look pretty all the time – when you wake up, straight out of the shower, working out and even in the pool (without worrying about having ‘panda eyes’). Just don’t rub them and remember to pat them dry gently after get them wet. Try to avoid swimming within the first 24 hours of getting them done!n

Can I put make up on after getting eyelash extensions?

Absolutely – as long as the products you use are oil-free and very low in glycol/glycerin. These ingredients will melt the glue, loosening the lash bond and causing extensions to fall out.nWe recommend:nPowder-type eyeshadows are fine – check the ingredients list of liquid/stick eyeshadow for glycol and glycerin, as sometimes these products are snuck in!nLiquid/pen liner (oil-free, of course) – gel liner tends to stick in the roots of the lashes and is tough to remove.nAvoid using mascara if possible – this product causes the extensions to clump together, and often contains oils to weaken the glue bond on your lashes. Especially waterproof mascara!nPlease Note: Mascara will make the volume fans snap shut. This means your lashes will look clumpy and stick together. We will not be able to infill volume lashes that have had mascara applied to them.nIf you are putting make up on everyday, make sure to clean your face properly especially around the eye area. If not, your eyes to get irritated regardless of whether you have eyelash extensions on or not.n

How much do eyelash extensions cost?

It depends on the look and set you want.nLite Set consists of around 40-50 lashes/eyes and is $100nGlam Classic is approximately 80-120 lashes/eye and is $150nNaughty Classic is $150nFlirty Classic (exclusive to Blink Lashes) is $170nNaughty Volume (1st place International award-winning set) is $190nStar Volume (3D-5D, we create our own hand made fans) is $190nDream Mega Volume is $270nMake sure to check our eyelash extensions page for the look of each set.nPlease note: The prices between Bowral and Wetherill Park are a bit different due to varying overhead costs.n

Do you have L or M curl eyelash extensions?

Do you have L or M curl eyelash extensions?nYes, we do. Our own exclusive eyelash extensions comprise of a huge range of different lash types so you can customise your lashes.n

What is a Lite Classic set?

A Lite Classic set is a half Glam Classic set, it’s a good starter set if you’re new to eyelash extensions. We’ll apply for one extension on each natural lash, with a total of about 40-50 lashes per eye. The Lite set will allow you to get used to eyelash extensions to see how you feel and look with them on. You can always increase the number of lashes if you want something more fuller. Silk, faux mink and flat lashes are available for you to choose for this Lite set.n

I’ve never had eyelash extensions before, what set do you recommend?

If this is your first time to do eyelash extensions, we recommend to go for either the Lite Classic or Glam Classic. These two sets will enhance your lashes without being too full on. They’ll allow you to have a feel for what it’s like and get used to having them on.n

Will eyelash extensions damage my natural lashes?

No, as long as they are applied properly by lash professionals.nDon’t worry, we’ll take good care of your natural lashes. We make sure that all the extensions are applied correctly using the right thickness, curl and length that is suitable for your natural lashes. This will allow your lashes to grow through it’s normal lash cycle.nBefore starting, we’ll give you advice on the length, thickness and curl that is best for you and your natural lashes. We strongly advise to follow this advice because not doing so could result in a complication. For example, your natural lashes may be too thin or weak to support extra long and thick lashes. We always do our best to make you happy so we’re open to discussing other ways to get the look/style that you’d like.n

Are eyelash extensions safe for pregnant ladies?

Very good question! Eyelash extensions are a safe, non-invasive cosmetic treatment which is suitable for any women, even pregnant women.nAt Blink Lashes, we use the best quality products that are designed specially for eyelash extensions and to be use around the eye area.nWe apply the extensions close to the eyelid but not touching the skin, so reactions to the glue is very rare.nIn saying that, if you are pregnant and have never had eyelash extensions before or have never been to Blink Lashes and used our products, we strongly recommend a patch test before your treatment. This patch test must be completed at least 48 hours prior to the booking.nA patch test will allow us to try the products used for the treatment on you and for you to see if the treatment will be comfortable for you or not. The treatment is required for you to lay down still for a while and this can be a little trial for you to see what it’s like lying in that position for a short time, so that you can gauge how well your body will respond to a prolonged appointment. This is highly suggested to all heavily pregnant ladies.nIf you are unlucky enough to react to the glue or the products used, your doctor might not let you go ahead with the treatment due to your pregnancy. That’s why a proper consultation and a patch test is highly recommended before proceeding the treatment.nPlease note: if we have been doing your lashes here at Blink Lashes and you become pregnant, there’s no problem continuing with the extensions. Just let us know so that we can make sure you are comfortable at all times! You’d already be familiar with all of our products and glue, so reactions are far less likely to happen.n

Can I be allergic to eyelash extension adhesive?

Like all cosmetic products, It’s always a chance for anyone to react to this particular lash adhesive. But it is very rare. And when it happens it usually go away after you removing the extensions.nIf you experienced an allergic reaction to any eyelash extensions before (eg, red puffy swollen eyelids), we can’t guarantee that the reaction might not happen again. Sometime the condition might get worse if it happened again.nLet us know of your previous experience with the eyelash extensions!nIf you have an allergic reaction, we suggest to you to seek GP prior to making the appointment to remove the extensions. From our experience some GP might recommend not to remove the extensions straight away as it might make the condition worse or causing more irritation.nIf you have had an allergic reaction from another salon and wish to have your lashes removed, we can only make an appointment if we have a doctor’s certificate recommending immediate removal. In all other cases, it would be best to contact the salon that you originally booked at.nAny concern or not sure if you will have any allergic reaction?nWe always start with a proper consultation and a patch test before your initial appointment if you’d like.n

I have had the eyelash extensions from somewhere else, can you do an infill?

We always welcome clients wearing extensions from elsewhere and are happy to work in with other good quality lashes, Most of the time we are unable to infill lashes done elsewhere, due to issues of quality – primarily extensions being stuck together, excess glue and cluster lashes or heavy pre-made fans being advertised as volume, which sadly many places still do.nHowever, if you are wearing good quality extensions (all properly separated from one another, no clumps or long twisted lashes) that you would like infilled, feel free to pop in and we can check your lashes to see if this is possible, or send us a clear, picture of your lashes and we’ll see if we’re able to. Often we can!n

I have very straight lashes, will the eyelash extensions work on me?

Yes definitely! Whether you naturally have straight lashes or extremely curly lashes, we’ll customize the eyelash extensions to suit you. We have many types, curls, lengths and thicknesses for our extensions that we can use to personalize the lashes to how you like it to look.nn

Do I need to book an appointment in advance?

Yes, please. To prevent disappointment, all treatments must be booked in advance. We operate on an appointment-only basis due to high demand. To make an appointment you can:n●tUse the online booking system heren●tCall or SMS 0459 546 556n●tEmail hello@blinklashesaustralia.com.aun

Does getting eyelash extensions hurt?

Not at all. As long as they are applied properly with trained lash professionals, it’s a relaxing and painless process.nEyelash extensions are applied on the natural lashes with medical-grade adhesive, close to the eyelid but not touching the skin. This is to prevent any irritation.nIf this is your first time to eyelash extensions, we know that you might be feeling a bit nervous. Don’t worry, after the first time you’ll get used to the process and then you’ll probably get so relaxed you’ll fall asleep! (Happens a lot!)n

When do you recommend to come back for an infill?

We recommend to come back for an infill 2-3 weeks after your initial appointment. During this time, some of your natural lashes will have shed. You’ll start noticing some gaps where the old ones have fallen out. Don’t worry when they fall out, the new baby lashes will come through. It’s a good time to get an infill so your lashes are always looking fresh and full. Once the baby lashes are strong enough we’ll apply the extensions on them too.n

Will the eyelash extensions irritate my eyes?

nNo they won’t. After the eyelash extensions are applied on your natural lashes, they will feel just like your own lashes. Not any part of the extensions will even touch your skin. Of course if you are rough with them and keep rubbling your eyes then the extensions are likely to twist and feel a bit awkward on your eyes.n

Do eyelash extensions suit men?

nAbsolutely. They’re becoming more and more popular for men. Some are wanting a completely undetectable look that just brightens up their eyes a bit whilst others wear them loud and proud. Anyone can enjoy eyelash extensions to enhance their eyes. We customise the eyelash extensions to suit your face and personality, and can do a very subtle set for any men wishing to try out eyelash extensions. Don’t be surprised if you can’t live without them after!n

I heard that eyelash extensions will damage my natural lashes, is this true?

nAbsolutely not. As with all beauty treatments, if it’s done correctly nothing will get damaged. As long as the eyelash extensions are applied correctly by trained lash professionals, the eyelash extensions won’t damage your natural lashes.n

I have very blonde lashes, will eyelash extensions look good on me?

nIt will definitely look amazing on blonde lashes. The impact of the eyelash extensions is going to be even greater if you naturally have blonde lashes. The eyelash extensions are dark, very fine and can blend well. If you have extremely light coloured lashes then we can always tint your lashes first before applying the extensions.n

I got eyelash extensions done somewhere else and want to get an infill, can you do it?

I got eyelash extensions done somewhere else and want to get an infill, can you do it?nWhen it comes to infilling lashes that were done elsewhere, we’re very careful. This is for two reasons. Firstly to make sure that you’re happy with the lashes you get with us and secondly, to maintain our standard of quality. We suggest you book a free consultation with us. After assessing the extensions you have on, we’ll be able to let you know if we can infill them or not. If we can’t infill them due to their condition, we’ll remove them for free so you can have a fresh set of lashes. If we can infill them then happy days!n

Why are the prices different between Wetherill Park and Bowral?

nThis is simply because of the different overheads between the two locations. The overheads at Wetherill Park are lower so we pass the benefit on to the clients.n

How do I take care of my eyelash extensions so they last as long as possible?

nThere are a few simple steps you can take to make sure you get the most out of your eyelash extensions. At your appointment, we’ll give you an Aftercare Card outlining how to take care of them, the main things to remember are:n●tAvoid wetting or dampening your lashes within the first 24 hours because the adhesive is still in its curing period. Try to avoid hot steamy showers, baths, the spa, steam room, heavy gym sessions, rain, facials, and swimming.n●tAfter 24 hours you can get them wet! Just remember to dry them gently.n●tUse only oil-free cosmetic products (especially makeup remover)n●tAvoid rubbing or pulling at your lashes. The more you touch them with your fingers, the more oil and dirt you introduce to the area. They like to be left alone!n●tBrush them gently morning and night with a lash wand (we’ll give you one for free)n●tDon’t use any lash curler as concentrated heat will burn themn●tDon’t put any mascara on your eyelash extensionsn●tThe key is to keep them “clean”. It’s best practice to wash them with a cleanser. We recommend FRESH LASH Eyelash Foam cleanser (we stock them in our salon)n●tAvoid facial treatments within the first 24 hours after your appointment. If you are getting a facial treatment, we suggest to let your beautician know that you just had eyelash extensions. Lashes don’t go well with steam and facial massage oil. They should be able to make minor adjustments to protect your lashes and still give you your favorite facial treatment.nFor more details about aftercare advice, you can go heren

How do I look after my eyelash extensions?

nWe recommend to avoid water for the first 24 hours. This is because the adhesive hasn’t completely cured yet, so the bond between the extensions and natural lash is still weak. After 24 hours you can wash your face like normal. The key is to keep them clean. We recommend to clean your lashes with FRESH LASH Eyelash Foam Cleanser once a day or every two days (we stock them at our salons).nThe eyelash extensions are fragile, so be sure to be gentle with them when you brush or wash them. Don’t rub or pick your eyelashes. Don’t put mascara on your lash extensions (mascara will make them clumpy and ruin the look of it). Avoid using saunas, stream rooms or swimming for the first 48 hours.nFor a complete After Care Guide, go heren

I’m getting martied, when do you recommend to get the eyelash extensions done?

nFirstly, congratulations on getting married! It’s best to get used to the look and feel of them so we recommend to get them done a few weeks before, then get an infill closer to the wedding day. This is because:n●tYou can have more time to find the lash style and look you liken●tIt will avoid any surprise allergic reactions on your wedding daynWe offer Wedding and Engagement discounts for small groups so you can put the saving towards your special day! Just contact us to find out more…n

Can I get a spray tan if I have eyelash extensions?

nYes, of course. If you can, get the extensions done before the spray tan.n

After I get eyelash extensions, can I get my lashes wet?

Yes you can, but not within the first 24 hours. This allows time for the adhesive to completely dry. You can have a shower or wash your face on the first day, just try to avoid getting your eyes wet. Sometimes the impact from the shower water can make them fall out because the adhesive hasn’t fully dried yet. After 24 hours you can get them wet, just remember to pat them dry gently.n

What types of lashes do you use? Are they good quality?

What types of lashes do you use? Are they good quality?nWe weren’t able to find eyelash extensions on the market that met our standards, so we created our own! We only use our exclusively made lashes which come in different lengths, thicknesses, curls and fibre types. We offer silk, faux mink, flat lashes and premium faux mink.n●tSilk is freen●tFlat lashes +$5n●tFaux mink +$10n●tPremium Faux mink +20n

Is the adhesive you use going to irritate my eyes?

nNo, very unlikely. We use approved medical grade adhesive that is long-lasting, fume-free, and made specifically to use around the eyes. All products we use have passed our rigorous testing before we even think about using them for our clients. Safety and high standards are things we never compromise on.n

Can anyone wear eyelash extensions?

nAbsolutely! Anyone can wear eyelash extensions. They’ll instantly enhance the look of your eyes and you’ll look like you have make up on even though you don’t. There a few conditions that may affect whether it’s suitable for you to get eyelash extensions or not though. You can see them heren

Can I wear glasses or contact lenses with my eyelash extensions?

nYes definitely! Having eyelash extensions on isn’t going to impact your vision in any way so wearing contact lenses or glasses with them is fine.nBefore your appointment, we recommend to remove contact lenses (especially the hard type) because you’ll be laying down with your eyes closed for a while. If you wear contact lenses while getting the eyelash extensions you might experience dryness or redness in the eyes. It might make you feel uncomfortable and prevent you from closing your eyes properly.n

Will I look like a drag queen with my eyelash extensions?

nNot at all (unless you really want to!)nEyelash extensions don’t have to look over the top. They can look natural if that’s what you prefer. Eyelash extensions come in different curls, thicknesses, lengths and material types. We’ll custom design the lash set to suit your needs and facial features. You can choose any look you like, for example, natural-looking, a bit more glam for a more dramatic effect or extremely full.n

If I don’t like my eyelash extensions can you remove them?

nYes, we can. Within the first 7 days if you decide that they aren’t for you, we’ll remove them for free. From our experience, this is not the case. You can check out our work especially before and after to see how stunning they look on our clients.n

What are Classic lashes, Russian Volume lashes and Mega Volume lashes?

nClassic lashes are a method where 1 lash extension is glued to 1 natural lash. This method is also known as 1 to 1 or 1:1. Classic lashes are perfect for clients who already have a lot of lashes, but want to add more length. Classic lashes look more natural.nVolume lashes is a method where multiple lashes are applied to one single natural eyelash individually, using very thin and lightweight lashes. If two eyelash extensions are applied to one natural lash it’s described as 2D, if three eyelash extensions are applied to one natural eyelash then it’s described as 3D etc.nThis method is also known as “Russian volume” because it originated in Russia. The eyelash extensions used in this method are significantly thinner than the extensions used for the classic lash method.nVolume lashes are lighter, fluffier and will give you a fuller look. They’re perfect for clients who don’t have a lot of lashes, have gaps or just want a more dramatic look.nMega Volume lashes uses “Ultra fine extensions” (thinner lashes than Volume lashes). This means we can add more volume as there is less weight. We create “Bouquets” with the extensions and apply them on to one isolated natural lash using the advance volume techniques. Mega Volume lashes give you really dramatic look which is especially good for special events like weddings/engagements and parties.n

Can I get eyelash extensions done after a lash lift?

nWe recommend to wait at least 6-8 weeks so that your lashes are nearly back to normal. This means it’ll be smooth enough for us to apply the extensions on with a better bond so that your lashes last longer.nn

What’s the difference between an eyelash perm and a lash lift?

nLash PermnThe lash perm is best suited to women with long eyelashes or women with wide or open eyes.nThis treatment makes the lashes semi-permanently curled for weeks. This is achieved by wrapping the lashes around a cylindrical rod and adding perming solutions to curl the lashes.nThis creates beautiful lash curls but often the clients feel that their lashes appear short as this doesn’t lift the lash.nThe Lash LiftnWhile perming the lash actually curls the lashes, the lash lift works differently by lifting the lashes up from the base.nWhereas both methods use the same chemical solutions to perm the lashes, the lash lift uses more of a curved fan shaped device, rather than a cylindrical rod.nThe lift takes the same amount of time as a perm, but should last slightly longer. Your lashes will generally not be as curled with a lash lift compared to a lash perm.n

Why aren’t my eyelash extensions lasting long?

nThere a quite a few things that can cause your extensions to fall off faster than usual. Here are some of the common ones:n●tUsing oily facial productsn●tBeing too rough when cleansingn●tNaturally having oily skinn●tUsing a lot of makeup (especially eye makeup)n●tActive lifestylen●tMedicationsn●tHormonal changesnPlease don’t think that it’s normal/good for lashes to last 8 weeks, it isn’t. If you’ve had lashes elsewhere, and haven’t lost many/any lashes by this point, it’s not a good sign. It means that your lashes are probably all clumped together and therefore unable to keep growing and fall out/replace themselves. They need to fall out gradually in order to grow and remain healthy! Normally it’ll be 2-3 weeks between infills, sometimes you might get away with 3-4 weeks.n(You can refer to our complete aftercare for tips on how to make your eyelash extensions last longer. If you are experiencing any issues in the first 3 days after your appointment, please contact us and we will do whatever we can do to assist you.)n

Does eyelash tinting sting?

nIt usually doesn’t sting! On the very rare occasion, if someone has hypersensitive skin they might feel a slight tingling sensation when it’s washed off, but that’s it. It normally doesn’t hurt at all.n

How long does an eyebrow tint last?

nAn eyebrow tint generally lasts between 2-4 weeks. If you spend a lot of time outdoors or go swimming often the colour will fade faster.n

Do I need to take my contact lenses off before getting my eyelashes tinted?

nYes, it’s best to take them off before getting your lashes tinted. Leaving them on my cause your eyes to get dry or red because your eyes will be closed for a while.n

Can I get my lashes tinted before getting eyelash extensions?

nYes you can, no problem. We don’t use any oily products during the tinting process to ensure that the extensions will bond perfectly with your natural lashes. If you have very light/blonde coloured natural lashes, then we recommend getting your eyelashes tinted before adding the extensions. All you need to do is book for both services if you want to get them done on the same day.n

Is lash tinting safe?

nYes, it is. We highly recommend a patch test prior, particularly if you are sensitive to dyes or tints. If you have had a previous allergic reaction to dye or tint, we wouldn’t recommend doing it.n

Can I get my eyebrows waxed on the same day I get eyelash extensions?

nYes absolutely. The two treatments aren’t going to impact each other in any way. It’s just going to make your eyes look extra beautiful! Just so you know, when you get both done on the same day, you’ll get a discount off the waxing.n

What is the difference between a usual eyebrow tint and henna?

nEyebrow tint is a vegetable dye that’s activated by peroxide. Regular tint colours the eyebrow hairs, making them appear fuller and darker. It lasts roughly 2-4 weeks and is perfect for those wanting to build up colour for their existing eyebrow hair.nHenna is a plant based dye which is free of peroxide activators.nHenna tint not only colours the hair, but it also colours the skin. It penetrates the hair follicle differently, making the tint on the hair last longer than a regular tint. It lasts roughly 6-8 weeks as opposed to just 2-4 weeks with a regular eyebrow tint.nHenna tint is perfect if your brows have little to no hair as it builds fullness with colour on the skin. It’s also great if you want your tints to last longer!n

Do you do eyebrow shaping/tinting for men?

nYes, of course. Whether you’re male or female we can shape and tint your eyebrows, no problem.n

I have sensitive skin, will brow waxing be safe for me?

nAbsolutely. We adjust the method of waxing if you have sensitive skin. We’ll choose the wax based on your skin type and condition.nKeep in mind though, we won’t be able to do the treatment if you are taking any acne medications. Please contact us to discuss any alternative options for you.n