Lash Lift (with Tint)
A lash lift is a natural way to enhance your lashes by lifting and curling them from the root, creating a more open, defined eye without the need for extensions or daily curling.
During the procedure, your natural lashes are carefully placed onto a silicone rod and gently shaped upward. Using specialized solutions, the lashes are set into a lifted position — similar to a hair perm, but designed specifically for the delicate structure of the lashes.
At our studio, we use the InLei®️ professional system, a globally recognized brand known for its gentle yet effective formulas that prioritize the health and integrity of your natural lashes. The InLei®️ system is also clinically proven to improve lash condition over time, with increased thickness and strength observed after a series of treatments.
The result is a soft, effortless lift that makes your lashes appear longer, darker, and more defined.
To complete the look, we include a lash tint, which deepens the color of your natural lashes and adds extra definition — often eliminating the need for mascara.
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Who Is This Treatment Best For?
A lash lift works best for clients who already have medium to long natural lashes that grow straight or downward. In these cases, the lift creates a noticeable, beautiful transformation by opening up the eyes and enhancing the natural lash line.
For clients with very short or sparse lashes, the result may be more subtle. In those cases, we may recommend alternative options depending on your goals.
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What to Expect
Your natural lashes will remain healthy and continue their normal growth cycle. As your lashes naturally shed and regrow, the lifted effect gradually softens over time — there is no harsh or uneven fading.
The result is always soft, natural, and elegant.
Lash lift may not be suitable if you have:
– active eye infections (such as conjunctivitis / pink eye, styes)
– irritated, inflamed, or very sensitive eye area
– recent eye surgery or procedures (LASIK, blepharoplasty, etc.)
– allergies to any of the products used during the treatment
– extremely dry, brittle, or damaged natural lashes
– severe eye conditions or disorders affecting the eyelids
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Precautions (Consultation Required)
In some cases, the procedure may still be possible, but requires careful evaluation:
– very short or sparse natural lashes (results may be limited)
– recent use of strong skincare around the eyes (retinoids, acids)
– excessive tearing or very sensitive eyes
– pregnancy or breastfeeding (not a strict contraindication, but sensitivity may be higher)
