Frequently Asked Questions

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A Korean Lash Lift is $140, or $160 with a lash tint. A tint on its own is $40. A deposit is taken when you book online to secure your appointment.
All appointments are booked online, and a deposit secures your spot. I’m not able to book appointments through text, Instagram, or TikTok messages.
Lash extension appointments are reserved for established clients who were already booking with me before my shift to Korean Lash Lifts. I’m no longer accepting new extension clients.
Yes. Gift certificates are available in any amount and can be picked up at the studio.

This is the question I hear most. The biggest differences are the products and the technique. The Korean formulas I use process gradually and include conditioning ingredients, which gives me more control and a more customized result. My focus is a soft, elegant lift that protects the integrity of your natural lashes.
The best candidates have natural lashes in good condition and want an elegant, natural-looking lift. Certain eye conditions, skin sensitivities, recent procedures, or damaged lashes may mean waiting. Not sure? Text a photo of your natural lashes to (470) 387-0034 before you book.
About 75 minutes for a Korean Lash Lift, or 90 minutes with a tint. Every appointment starts with a consultation to assess your natural lashes and choose the right shield.
Arrive with clean skin and lashes, free of makeup, mascara, and lash glue. Wear your hair down or loosely to the side so you can lie flat comfortably, and come ready to relax.
Yes. Tints come in black or brown, and we’ll choose the best one together during your consultation. A tint changes the color of each lash, so it won’t make them thicker the way mascara does.
A lash lift is a chemical service, so no lift is completely risk-free, even with the conditioning formulas I use. Overprocessing, improper application, or lifting again too soon can leave lashes dry, brittle, or prone to breakage. That’s why I assess your lashes before every appointment, watch processing closely, and recommend proper aftercare.

About 6 to 8 weeks, depending on your natural lash growth cycle and aftercare. As your lashes grow and shed, the lift gradually grows out. A tint lasts about 1 to 1.5 weeks.
Wait at least 10 weeks between lifts, and 12 weeks is ideal. Even after your curl grows out, lashes that were already lifted need time to shed, so your next lift is on fresh, untreated lashes. I always put the condition of your lashes ahead of a set schedule.
I strongly recommend using a professional lash conditioner after your lift. It keeps lifted lashes soft, flexible, and healthy-looking. Ask about lash conditioner at your appointment. Depending on the formula, a lash serum may also help support growth or improve the look of your lashes.
Yes. Follow the timing in your aftercare instructions, then wear mascara as usual. Many clients find they reach for it much less often.

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