Services
Sets, fills and pricing
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Full sets
Full sets
A full set is a fresh build on clean natural lashes. Fans are made by hand at the chair — not pre-made off a strip — at 0.03–0.05 mm, and weighted to what your own lash can carry for its whole growth cycle.
Classic Set
One extension to one natural lash. Length and lift without added density — the set for people who want to look rested, not lashed.
Hybrid Set
Classic lashes and handmade fans mixed through the line. Texture and a fuller edge, still soft enough that nobody in the meeting is looking at your lashes.
Russian Volume Set
Fans of three to six ultra-fine lashes on every natural lash, built one at a time at the chair. Dark and full, and lighter on the eye than most classic sets.
Russian Mega Volume Set
Fans of seven to twelve of the finest diameter lashes. Maximum darkness and coverage, for when you want it obvious.
Fills
Fills are priced by how long you wait.
Not by a two-week or three-week label. Your lashes shed on their own cycle, so a fill at nine days is a short appointment and a fill at three weeks is most of a rebuild. The price follows the work.
| Fill | Within 9 days | 10–16 days | 17–23 days |
|---|---|---|---|
| Classic | $65 | $85 | $105 |
| Hybrid | $80 | $100 | $125 |
| Russian Volume | $90 | $120 | $150 |
| Russian Mega Volume | $110 | $140 | $175 |
| 24 days or more | Books as a new full set — there is not enough left to fill. | ||
Come back inside two weeks and you never pay full-set price again. Your next appointment gets booked before you leave the chair, so the timing looks after itself.
Also available
Add-ons
| Bottom lashes | $55 |
| Coloured or accent lashes | $25 |
| Removal — on its own | $35 |
| Removal — booked with a new set | $15 |
| Fill on another artist’s work Send a photo when you book so the base can be assessed first. | +$25 |
Two offers
Opening offers
Russian Volume, first visit
$155
New clients, first 90 days
Fifty dollars off the first Russian volume set, so trying a new artist costs less than staying with the wrong one. Fills are at list price. This ends 90 days after opening and will not come back.
Bridal & events — $320 booked separately
$285
Set plus one fill
A full set well before the day, then a fill inside three weeks so the lashes are at their best in the photographs rather than on the day you booked. Book early; wedding dates go first.
Everything else is list price, all the time. No vouchers, no flash sales — a discount that resets what the work is worth is more expensive than an empty chair.
Your first visit
What to expect
Come with clean eyes
No eye makeup, no oil-based moisturiser, no waterproof mascara for 24 hours before. Anything left on the lash line shortens how long the set holds.
Two to three hours, lying down
Two hours for a classic or hybrid set, two and a half for volume, three for mega. Eyes closed the whole time. Bring headphones if you want them; most clients sleep.
24 hours dry
No steam, no swimming, no hot yoga for the first day while the adhesive cures. After that, live normally — and wash them daily.
Aftercare
Two things, thirty seconds a day.
Aftercare is genuinely simple. Brush and wash. Clean lashes hold noticeably longer than untouched ones, and almost every retention problem traces back to one of the three things below.
Brush them
A lash brush comes with every full set. Run it through in the morning to straighten out whatever a night’s sleep did. That is the whole job.
Wash them
Foam lash cleanser, daily, on the lash line itself rather than around it. Dry gently and brush through. Skipping this is the single most common reason a set looks tired at two weeks.
Keep oil off them
Oil-based cleansers, rich eye creams and most waterproof makeup removers break down the adhesive bond. Swap those; everything else in your routine can stay.
A set holds three to four weeks, though your own shed cycle, pregnancy and some medications all move that. Book the fill while roughly 40 percent of the set is still on — in practice that means two to three weeks, and it is what keeps you off full-set pricing.