To get the absolute best, longest-lasting results from your Korean lash and brow treatments, proper care before and after your appointment is everything! Because Korean techniques prioritize the ultimate health and hydration of your natural hair, following these simple steps will ensure your lift stays glossy, lifted, and gorgeous.

✨ Korean Lash Lift & Tint

A gentle, nourishing treatment that curves your natural lashes from the root, making them look longer and completely awake.

Pre-Care: Before You Arrive

• Arrive with a Clean Slate: Your lashes must be 100% free of makeup, mascara, eyeliner, oils, and lash glue.

• Skip the Waterproof Mascara: Avoid waterproof mascara for 48 hours before your appointment. It leaves a stubborn silicone film that blocks the gentle lifting lotions from processing properly.

• Contacts Out: If you wear contact lenses, please wear your glasses to your appointment or bring a contact case/solution to remove them before we begin.

• Avoid Curling: Do not use a mechanical eyelash curler for 24 hours prior.

Post-Care: The First 24 Hours

• Keep Them Dry: Avoid water, steam, heavy sweating, swimming, or washing your face for the first 24 hours. The lifting bonds need this time to fully lock into place.

• Hands Off: Do not rub, touch, or sleep face-down on your pillow. Try to sleep on your back the first night so your lashes don't get bent out of shape while setting.

• No Eye Makeup: Skip mascara and eye creams for the first full day.

Long-Term Maintenance

• Hydration is Key: Just like the hair on your head, lashes need moisture after a treatment! Starting on day 2, apply a nourishing lash serum nightly to keep them ultra-glossy.

• Be Gentle: Brush them upwards gently with a clean spoolie (mascara wand) every morning after washing your face.

✨ Korean Brow Lamination & Tint

A Keratin-infused smoothing treatment that relaxes stubborn brow hairs, allowing them to be brushed into a full, fluffy, and perfectly styled shape.

Pre-Care: Before You Arrive

• Clean Brows: Arrive with zero brow makeup, pencils, gels, or heavy concealers on the skin.

• Put Down the Tweezers: Please avoid tweezing, waxing, or threading your brows for at least 2 to 3 weeks before your appointment so we have maximum hair to work with!

• Avoid Retinol & Actives: Stop using Retinol, AHAs/BHAs (like salicylic or glycolic acid), and harsh acne treatments around your brow area 7 days prior. Lamination involves mapping and waxing, and these products make the skin too sensitive.

Post-Care: The First 24 Hours

• Do Not Touch or Wet: Keep your brows completely dry and free of water, sweat, steam, and makeup for 24 hours.

• Do Not Style: Leave them exactly how I brush them at the end of your appointment. Do not apply brow gels or soap brow products during the first day.

• Sleep Carefully: Sleep on your back to prevent the brow hairs from being flattened or misdirected against your pillow.

Long-Term Maintenance

• The Daily Brush: Brow lamination makes the hairs flexible, but it doesn't glue them permanently in place! Every morning, you will need to gently brush them into your desired shape with a spoolie while they are damp from your shower.

• Condition Weekly: Because lamination alters the hair bonds, applying a drop of castor oil, argan oil, or a specialized brow conditioner a few times a week keeps the hairs incredibly soft, healthy, and hydrated.