Eyelash Extensions

The lightest set we offer — individual extensions kept short, fine, and close to your natural lash line, so the added length and curl are barely noticeable next to your own lashes. It reads as your eyes, just a little more awake, not a different set of lashes altogether.

Best for: First-timers easing into extensions, or anyone who wants the effect without anyone clocking it

One synthetic extension bonded to each individual natural lash, in a length and curl chosen for your eye shape. The density stays exactly what you were born with — what changes is that every lash now has a defined tip and a bit more length behind it.

Best for: Everyday wear — definition that still looks like your own lashes, just better

Extensions pre-shaped into Y and clover forms before they ever touch your lash line, so a single extension covers more visual space than a classic single would — without stacking on extra weight at the base.

Best for: Finer or sparser natural lashes that need fullness without added weight

Lengths layered front to back rather than kept uniform, the way petals overlap on a sunflower — so the set has real depth when you look at it from the side, not just length when you look at it head-on.

Best for: Dimension and texture, without the density of a heavier set

A handful of longer, spikier extensions placed through an otherwise soft set, so the line reads textured up close but settles into something gentler from a distance — the middle ground between a clean layered set and a fuller, piecier one.

Best for: A textured, lived-in look that's still soft up close — between a clean layered set and something piecier

Classic singles and volume fans placed together across the same set — the singles carry the line and definition, the fans fill in between them for texture and a bit more density than singles alone would give.

Best for: The middle ground between natural and full — most people land here

Lengths deliberately uneven rather than blended smooth, with longer spikes placed at intervals along the line so the set catches the light and moves the way real lashes do, rather than reading as one solid strip.

Best for: A soft, piecey look — texture and movement over a solid, uniform line

Several ultra-fine extensions fanned onto each individual natural lash, building real density without any single extension feeling heavy. The result reads dark and full from across the room, but the fans stay light enough that you forget they're there by the end of the day.

Best for: Maximum impact for events, or filling in naturally sparse lashes

A few fine extensions applied along the lower lash line to add a bit of definition underneath the eye, without the length or density of a full set.