Our Korean Lash Lift & Tint lifts your natural lashes from close to the root and sets them in a straighter, more elongated curl than a traditional lift, then tints them for a fuller, darker look. It is a different style of lift: softer and more vertical where a traditional lift is rounder and curlier. Lasts 4 to 6 weeks. Booked as a Lash Lift & Tint; your artist confirms the style at your appointment.
Our Korean Lash Lift & Tint is a different way of lifting your natural lashes. In a traditional lift, the lashes are wrapped onto a curl shield first and then softened, which gives a rounded curl. In the Korean method, your artist softens the lashes first, resting on a flat shield, then moves them to the curl shield and sets them. Because the lashes are already flexible when they are wrapped, they can be aligned precisely with little or no adhesive and lifted from close to the root. The finish is straighter and more elongated, with clean separation and an open-eyed look, and the tint darkens your natural lashes for a fuller, more defined result.
Clients with natural lashes who want a straight, elongated lift rather than a rounded curl, including those who:
Both of our lifts, Korean and traditional, are booked as the same Lash Lift & Tint appointment at the same price. Not sure which suits you? Both are done by the same artists, and we'll recommend one at your appointment based on your lash direction, texture and the look you want. A lift should wait if you have an active eye infection, a stye, inflamed eyelids or recent eye surgery, or if your lashes are very fragile or actively shedding. If your lashes are short, Obagi Nu-Cil lash serum, available in both studios, encourages growth before a lift.
4 to 6 weeks, depending on your lash growth cycle and aftercare. We recommend rebooking every 4 to 6 weeks, based on new growth.
The order of the steps, and the finish. A traditional lift wraps the lashes onto a curl shield first and then softens them, giving a rounded curl. A Korean lift softens the lashes first on a flat shield, then wraps and sets them, so they can be lifted from close to the root with little or no adhesive. The result is straighter and more elongated rather than curly. Neither is better; it depends on your lashes and the look you want, and we'll recommend one at your appointment.
No. Your lashes stay the same length, but lifted from the root and pointed straight up, their full length shows from the front, so they look longer and the eye looks more open.
Yes, after the first 24 hours. Most clients find they don't need it. Use a water-based mascara and skip waterproof formulas, which need rubbing to remove.
Keep the lashes dry and free of makeup, steam and oil for 24 hours. After that, brush them up gently each morning and avoid oil-based cleansers around the eyes.
No. Extensions need to be fully removed and the natural lashes healthy before a lift.
About 45 minutes.
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