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A refined menu of professional lash lifts, tints and conditioning add-ons designed around your natural lashes, eye area and desired finish.
A lash lift is a cosmetic service that reshapes your natural upper—or, for selected clients, lower—lashes over a silicone shield using professional lifting and setting solutions. It can make lashes appear more curved, visible and open without attaching extensions. A tint may add darker definition, but neither service creates new lashes or changes natural density.
Adults with healthy natural lashes who want curl, definition or a lower-maintenance look may be considered after an eye-area and lash assessment. Lash length, direction, porosity, prior chemical services and desired finish guide shield size and processing.
Active conjunctivitis, a stye, blepharitis, inflamed or broken eyelid skin, significant current irritation, recent eye surgery without clearance, known product allergy, severely brittle lashes or inability to keep the eyes comfortably closed may make treatment inappropriate. Tell us about contact lenses, dry-eye symptoms, sensitivities, medications and recent eye procedures.
These are common planning estimates—not promises. Exact timing and results depend on the service combination, product system and natural lash cycle.
Your esthetician reviews sensitivities and eye history, examines lash strength and direction, and agrees on a natural or more lifted finish. A patch test may be requested before the appointment according to product and practice protocol.
The eye area is cleansed and protected. Lashes are isolated and positioned; professional products are applied for controlled, timed processing according to the selected system.
Products are removed completely, a compatible tint or conditioning treatment may be added, and your esthetician reviews product-specific aftercare and rebooking timing.
Possible effects include irritation, burning, watery or red eyes, allergic contact dermatitis, eyelid swelling, uneven curl, overprocessing, brittleness or lash breakage. Eye-surface exposure and infection are uncommon but potentially serious. A negative patch test cannot eliminate all risk.
Get prompt medical help for eye pain, vision change, significant swelling, chemical exposure or persistent redness. If product enters the eye, immediate irrigation and product-specific instructions are important.
Shield size, lash placement, processing time, product viscosity, hygiene and complete removal all influence the result. An experienced esthetician recognizes lashes that are too fragile to process, protects the ocular surface, avoids applying brow-only color systems to lashes and knows when eye symptoms require postponement or medical referral.
Lash assessment and treatment are performed in office. You may book online from home, but telehealth cannot replace an eye-area evaluation or procedure.
Pricing: Confirm current pricing when booking. Cost varies by location, upper- or lower-lash service, tint, conditioning treatment and under-eye add-ons. Ask about current promotions and service combinations.
Safety and source review: July 31, 2026. This page is educational and does not replace an individual eye, skin or lash assessment. Cosmetic products are generally FDA-regulated rather than FDA-approved; color additives used around the eye are subject to specific federal restrictions. Before service, Identity Aesthetics confirms that the exact professional tint and lift systems selected are intended for the eye area and follows current labeling, local law and manufacturer instructions.
Book a lash assessment and let an experienced esthetician design the curl, definition and conditioning combination that fits your natural lashes.
