Lash Lift Near Me

A lash lift is a semi-permanent eyelash treatment that uses serums and volumizers to curl the natural lashes upward, giving the appearance of longer and more defined lashes without the use of eyelash extensions or mascara.

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Our lash lifts in New Jersey are completed under the care of highly trained and experienced aestheticians. There are a few different types of lash lift treatments that are available, including:

Classic Lash Lift

Volume Lash Lift

Elleebana One Shot Lash Lift

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What to Expect From a Lash Lift

During your lash lift appointment, you will meet with an experienced aesthetician to determine which lash style will complement your eye shape perfectly. Next, you will be instructed to recline, close your eyes, and relax. Your aesthetician will place a gel patch beneath each eye to protect your lower lashes and gently hold them in place.

Next, they will apply an adhesive silicone gel pad on both eyelids to begin curling your upper lashes. Your natural lashes will be curled over the gel pad while a lifting lotion is applied to mold your lashes. A setting lotion will then be brushed over your lashes to set the shape.

Lash lift treatments take about an hour to complete and noticeable results are immediate. This is a safe and effective treatment that does not require any recovery time. However, it is recommended that you avoid eye makeup, getting your lashes wet, and rubbing the treated area for at least 24 hours after treatment. You may consider a lash conditioner to make the treatment last longer and to promote healthy growth.

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Is a Lash Lift Right For Me?

If you are in constant search of a mascara that works for you, a lash lift will help your lashes naturally stand out. For most individuals, lash lift treatments are perfectly safe. However, you should consult with a medical professional prior to scheduling a lash lift if you have skin conditions, have had recent eye surgery, or if you are pregnant or breastfeeding. Side effects are rare and typically subside within a few hours of treatment, but may include: