About

One artist, one chair

Lashevista Beauty is a single-artist studio in Madison Square West. There is no front desk, no rotating staff and no upsell — just one person who does this all day, every day.

images/artist.webp — portrait of the artist (4:5 portrait)

The artist

Meet ARTIST NAME

ARTIST BIO PARAGRAPH ONE. Where she trained, how long she has been doing lashes, and what pulled her toward Russian volume specifically.

ARTIST BIO PARAGRAPH TWO. Certifications, the brands and products she works with, and the standard she holds herself to on isolation and retention.

ARTIST BIO PARAGRAPH THREE. Why she opened her own suite instead of working a salon floor — the case for one artist and a fixed chair.

How this studio works

Three rules that don’t move.

Isolation, always

Every extension goes on one isolated natural lash. Never two lashes glued together, never an extension resting on the skin. It is slower, and it is the only way a set lasts — or your own lashes survive it.

Weight before drama

Fans are made here at the chair, at 0.03 to 0.05 mm, not pulled pre-made off a strip. A fan your natural lash cannot carry will take that lash with it when it sheds, so diameter and length get chosen against what is actually growing on your lid — not against the photo.

No appointment stacked on another

One client in the room at a time, with the full time booked for them. Nobody gets rushed because the next person is waiting.

The suite

Madison Square West.

1115 Broadway, on the corner of Madison Square Park. Walking distance from most of Flatiron, NoMad and Chelsea, and a few minutes from the 23rd Street stops on the N/R/W, F/M, 6 and PATH.

Private suite, controlled temperature, no salon noise. Come from the office, go back to the office.

A finished lash set at the Lashevista Beauty studio, Madison Square West