Classic, Hybrid, Russian or Mega Russians.
Choose the set by how much length and fullness you want.
Selected lash-extension work from Elite Cosmetics.
What extensions add
Choose the level of fullness
Extensions add length and density to natural lashes.
Agree the style, length and fullness before the set begins.
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A lash-extension set being brushed through at the studio.
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Choose your fullness
- 01Full set £60 · Infills £40
Classic Lashes
One extension per natural lash creates a clean, mascara-like finish with the lightest density in the extension menu.
- 02Full set £65 · Infills £45
Hybrid Lashes
A blend of Classic lashes and volume fans creates soft texture and extra fullness without the density of a full volume set.
- 03Full set £75 · Infills £50
Russian Lashes
Fine volume fans create a fuller, fluffier finish across the lash line.
- 04Full set £85 · Infills £60
Mega Russians
The fullest standard lash-extension set on the menu, designed for maximum density and drama.
Before booking
Natural lashes, reactions and maintenance
01 Natural lashes
The selected length and fullness must be suitable for the natural lashes supporting the set.
02 Previous reactions
Tell the studio about adhesive reactions, current irritation or recent eye procedures before booking.
03 Infill or new set
Standard infill pricing applies within 3 weeks when more than half of the set remains.
04 Removal
Arrange professional removal rather than pulling or picking at extensions.
Process
How a lash-extension appointment works
- 01
Choose the set
Agree the look, length and fullness.
- 02
Attend the appointment
The studio explains preparation for the selected service.
- 03
Check the finish
Review the completed set before you leave.
- 04
Maintain
Use the supplied care and rebooking guidance.
Aftercare
Lash-extension aftercare
Adhesives and bonders have different water and steam rules. Follow the exact timing supplied for the system used at your appointment.
Follow the adhesive protocol+
Use the technician’s initial water, steam, heat, sauna and swimming instructions. Do not substitute a universal online time limit for the product-specific guidance.
Clean and brush gently+
Clean regularly with an extension-compatible cleanser, rinse gently, pat dry and brush with a clean spoolie once dry. Do not rub, pull or pick the extensions.
Check eye products+
Keep rich creams and oils away from the adhesive bonds. Avoid oil-based products, waterproof mascara and lash curlers when the adhesive maker or technician advises against them.
Removal and maintenance+
Never pull extensions off. Arrange professional removal if they are uncomfortable or no longer wanted, and rebook according to natural shedding and the technician’s assessment.
Patch-test changes+
Tell the studio about previous reactions and changes in health or products. Complete any advance sensitivity test required by the adhesive supplier or insurer; a clear test cannot guarantee no later reaction.
Eye warning signs+
Get prompt advice for persistent itching, swelling, redness or soreness. Seek urgent help for a hot or very swollen eyelid, eye pain, a very red eye, light sensitivity, trouble opening the eye or any vision change.
Open guidanceHow long do they last?+
Ask how the chosen set is maintained and when an infill or new set is needed.
When is the infill price valid?+
For standard lash treatments, infills are valid within 3 weeks and over 50% of the set must remain.
Which set should I choose?+
Tell the studio how subtle or full you want the result and ask which listed set matches it.
Can I wear mascara?+
Ask the studio which products are suitable for the set you receive.