Lash Lift
This treatment requires a patch test at least 48 hours prior to your appointment. Without patch testing, your treatment cannot take place. It is your responsibility to arrange this in advance. If you are pregnant/breastfeeding you can book this service, however, a patch test will be required each time.
What is a lash lift?
This treatment involves applying a solution to the lashes to chemically straighten them from the root to achieve visibly longer lashes. A neutraliser is then applied to set the eyelashes in their new shape. Once this process is complete, the lashes are then tinted using a permanent lash dye. Unlike normal tints that fade gradually from dark to light, permanent dyes change the colour of the lashes permanently and fade as the lashes naturally grow and shed. Therefore, you can expect your lash dye to last up to 7 weeks!
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The final step includes cleansing the lashes to make sure all product is removed, followed by applying a keratin mask to the lashes to add nourishment back into the hairs.
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Results lasting up to 12 weeks!
Pre treatment advice and aftercare
Avoid wearing mascara/waterproof mascara 24 hours before your appointment
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if you have recently had a spray tan, ensure the guide colour is washed off before your appointment. Do not have a spray tan on the day of the treatment
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Make sure any false lashes are removed prior to your treatment
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Avoid wearing eye creams, moisturisers or oils around the eye area the morning of the appointment
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Do not wear any eye makeup to your appointment
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Contact lenses must be removed prior to the treatment., for this reason we recommend glasses are worn.
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Avoid getting the lashes wet for the first 24 hours.
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Avoid long hot steamy baths, showers, swimming, saunas, steam rooms and jacuzzis for 48 hours post treatment.
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For lashes that have been tinted, avoid strong sunlight or UV light for the first 24 hours.
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Always give your lashes a brush in the mornings when the lashes are wet, this makes combing them much easier!
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Applying a lash conditioning serum every morning and evening to keep the lashes in the best condition and to help pro long your treatment.
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Wearing mascara is not necessary when you have a lash lift since the lash dye will make your lashes look longer and thicker. If you do want to wear mascara, be sure to not over apply as this can weigh your lash lift down, pulling the curl down.
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Try not to touch or rub your eye area, especially when washing or cleansing your face. Always take extra care when cleansing your eyes.
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Avoid sleeping on your front or side after your treatment for the first day, so that your lashes do not get disturbed while they are setting in place.
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Do not use lash curlers as they can be harsh on your natural lashes. You will not need to use them once you have had a lash lift.
Avoid oil based makeup and makeup removers,
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Contraindications
You must not have this treatment if the following apply:
- Under 16
- Allergy to tints, henna or PPD
- Dermatitis around the eye area
- Psoriasis, Eczema, Xanthelasma or Syringomas (can be performed when the condition has cleared up)
- A stye
- Cysts
- Blepharitis
- Eyelash Lice
- Weak or brittle eyelashes
- Trichiasis (ingrowing eyelashes)
- Scabies
- Seizures
- Active Herpes Simplex eye infection
- Hives
- Skin disease, trauma, cuts, abrasions, burns or swelling in the eye area
- Eye inflammation such as Uveitis
- Watery eyes
- Chemotherapy & Radiotherapy
- Hypersensitive skin/eyes
- Keratitis (inflammation of the cornea of the eye)
- Alopecia
- Trichotillomania
- Bells Palsy or any condition that makes closing/opening the eyes difficult
- Any disease or disorder that causes twitching, shaking or erratic movements
- You are currently taking Accutane (must be off this medication for 6 months)
- Conjunctivitis (must wait 28 days to be clear)
- Cold Sore (must wait until the cold sore is fully healed)
- Recent surgical procedure around the eye area (area must be fully healed)
Cost
£65 (includes top and bottom lash dye)
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Treatment should be booked every 10-12 weeks
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