Full Set Classic
One extension on one natural lash, all the way across. It’s the most natural-looking option and where most people start. Book a full set if you’re new to extensions, or if too little of your last set is left to fill.
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Read studio policiesFirst time in extensions, or coming to me from another artist. We’ll talk through what you want, I’ll look at what your natural lashes can actually hold, and we’ll pick a style from there. Plan on about two and a half to three hours. You’ll leave with aftercare instructions and your first fill already on the books.

One extension on one natural lash, all the way across. It’s the most natural-looking option and where most people start. Book a full set if you’re new to extensions, or if too little of your last set is left to fill.
Single lashes and fans mixed together. You get texture and noticeably more fullness than classic, without going all the way to volume.
Fans of fine, lightweight lashes across the whole lash line. This is the full, fluffy look most people picture when they hear extensions, and it still wears lighter than mega volume.
The densest option I do: a fully filled-in lash line with nothing left sparse. This is the dramatic one.
A fill over another artist’s set. It costs more than a regular fill because I take out anything that isn’t safe to keep and rebuild from there, so the whole set ends up even instead of half old and half new.
Book this one if someone else did your current extensions.
Come back every one to three weeks and I’ll rebuild what you’ve shed. Pick the style you’re currently wearing and the fill window that matches how much of your set is left. If it’s been longer than three weeks, book a full set instead and I’ll get you properly caught up.

5–8 days since your last fill, with more than 75% of your set still on. I take out whatever has grown out and fill in the new growth.
8–14 days since your last fill, with more than 50% of your set still on.
15–21 days since your last fill, with more than 30% of your set still on. Past three weeks, book a full set instead and I’ll get you caught up properly.
5–8 days since your last fill, with more than 75% of your hybrid set still on.
8–14 days since your last fill, with more than 50% of your hybrid set still on.
15–21 days since your last fill, with more than 30% of your hybrid set still on.
5–8 days since your last fill, with more than 75% of your volume set still on.
8–14 days since your last fill, with more than 50% of your volume set still on.
15–21 days since your last fill, with more than 30% of your volume set still on.
5–8 days since your last fill, with more than 75% of your mega volume set still on.
8–14 days since your last fill, with more than 50% of your mega volume set still on.
15–21 days since your last fill, with more than 30% of your mega volume set still on.
For your own lashes, nothing glued on. A lift curls them up and out so they read longer, and a tint darkens the ends so you can skip mascara. Lasts six to eight weeks with nothing to maintain in between. This is also where you book a safe removal if you’ve been in extensions a while and want a break.

A more precise lift that shapes right at the root, so your own lashes curl up and out and your eyes read more open. The tint darkens the ends so you can skip mascara.
Results can last 6–8+ weeks, depending on your natural lash cycle and aftercare.
Your extensions dissolved off gently with a professional remover, leaving your natural lashes intact. Book this if you’re taking a break from extensions or switching to a lift. Please don’t pick them off at home, babe.
I practice corrective skincare, which means every facial has a job to do and a direction we’re headed. It starts with me actually looking at your skin, and what happens next depends on what I find. Cleanse, exfoliate, extractions if you need them, a mask chosen that day, and massage. You’ll leave with a short list of what to do at home. No fifteen-step routine you’ll abandon by Thursday.

A cleanse, an exfoliation, and a mask I pick once I’ve had a look at your skin that day. Works for any skin type, and it’s the right place to start if you’ve never had a facial with me, since this is where I learn your skin and map out where we can take it.
A blade exfoliation that takes off dead skin and the fine peach fuzz on your face. Skin feels smoother straight away and makeup sits a lot better.
Built for congestion, inflammation, and oil. Professional exfoliants, targeted serums, and a calming mask, chosen to support your skin barrier rather than strip it.
I’d encourage consistency here: meaningful improvement usually takes a series of 4–6 acne-focused facials.
Gentle and calming, for skin that flushes easily or stays red. Everything I use here is chosen to soothe rather than push.
For ongoing redness, a series of 4–6 treatments may be recommended.
Controlled micro-channels that prompt your skin’s own repair response, or collagen induction if you want the technical name. Over a series, it can improve the appearance of acne scarring, fine lines, enlarged pores, pigmentation, texture, and tone.
Diamond-tip microdermabrasion that buffs off the dull surface layer, for skin that looks brighter and feels smoother.
Just the blade work: dead skin and peach fuzz gone in half an hour, without the full facial built around it. Great before an event or as upkeep between facials.
Half an hour on video to go through what you’re using now and what’s actually bothering you, then build a routine you’ll keep up with. Useful if you’re not local, or not ready to book a treatment yet.
What you pay for the consultation goes toward your first product or service.
Peels go after texture, tone, breakouts, and dark spots that a facial alone won’t move. Most of the real change shows up over a series, so I’ll tell you honestly whether one appointment is worth your money or whether you should plan for three. Expect some flaking around day three. You’ll get your prep and aftercare plan before you come in.

A focused exfoliating treatment that goes after dullness, blemishes, fine lines, and uneven texture, working deeper than a facial alone can reach.
Peels build on each other. Depending on what you’re after, I may suggest a series of 4–6 over several weeks.
Three peels, booked together and spaced out over several weeks. A good fit for uneven texture, dullness, or early lines.
Six peels for the longer plan. This is the one for acne scarring, hyperpigmentation, and visible signs of aging, where real change takes time.
Brows, lip, chin, and full face. Brow shaping starts with where your bone structure sits and what your brows are already doing, so they grow out even instead of patchy. Add a tint or hybrid stain if you want them fuller without makeup. In and out in thirty minutes to an hour.

A clean, precise shape built on the brows you already have. Wax, tweeze, trim, done.
Color that tints the brow hairs and lightly stains the skin underneath, for a soft, filled-in look that outlasts a regular tint. Think brow pencil, minus the daily penciling.
Shape and color in one appointment. The wax cleans up the line, the tint darkens and fills, and your brows stay low-maintenance for weeks.
Quick, gentle, and over before you’ve finished telling me about your week.
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