Classic Individual Gallery
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What Our Clients Say
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Tina made my hair look and feel gorgeous today!
Wonderful service! Took their time and made sure we were comfortable. Would definitely com...more
Rose was fantastic!!! Paid attention to every detail
Lily did a great job with my pedicure. We were walk-ins on a weekend, and it was a wonderf...more
Wonderful experience! Staff was kind and helpful, and did an awesome job.
So grateful they took me at the last minute.. great job
Frequently Asked Questions
Get answers to common questions about Classic Individual.
Classic Individual lash extensions usually last two to four weeks, depending on your natural lash growth cycle and aftercare. Routine fills every two to three weeks keep fullness. Gentle cleansing and avoiding oil-based products help extend retention.
When applied by a trained, certified technician, Classic Individual extensions should not damage healthy natural lashes. Proper isolation and adhesive technique prevent stress. Avoid picking, oil-based products, and seek professional removal to protect natural lash integrity.
Fills for Classic Individual lashes are typically scheduled every two to three weeks, depending on your retention and lash cycle. If you notice noticeable gaps or shedding sooner, book earlier and the technician will recommend the best timing.
A full set of Classic Individual lashes generally takes about 60 to 90 minutes, based on your natural lash density and desired length. Consult your technician for a precise estimate; touch-up fills are shorter, usually 30 to 45 minutes.
Arrive with clean, makeup-free eyes—no mascara, eyeliner, or oil-based products. Remove contact lenses or bring a case. Avoid caffeine to reduce eye twitching and inform us of any allergies so we can select the appropriate adhesive.
Avoid eye makeup, steam, and water for the first 24 hours after Classic Individual application to allow adhesive to cure. After that, use water-based products, gentle removers, and avoid oil-based cleansers and vigorous rubbing to maintain retention.