Our services & price list

UV lashes are a modern technique in which lash extensions are applied with a special adhesive that cures under a UV/LED lamp, so the extension bonds to the natural lash faster and more strongly. The adhesive is fully cured during the treatment, so the lashes withstand moisture, heat and sweat sooner — this can mean better retention and a longer-lasting result, depending on your natural lash growth and the right aftercare. UV lashes can also be more pleasant for clients with sensitive eyes, as fewer adhesive fumes linger (an allergic reaction is not completely ruled out, but some clients find this method more comfortable). Benefits: faster curing, better bonding, often better retention, more resistant to moisture/heat/sweat, fewer adhesive fumes, suited to an active lifestyle — and great for the beach or the pool too!

I work in a disinfected room, with a face mask and gloves. After every treatment the room and the chair are disinfected again.

Heat can dry out and weaken the adhesive bonds that hold lash extensions in place, making them fragile or even causing them to come away from your natural lashes too early. Under direct heat, the synthetic fibres in lash extensions can also warp or melt, which changes the intended result.

For the best result it is important to lie as still as possible during the treatment — movements such as coughing or sneezing can stop us from reaching the precision we need. When applying lashes, it is essential that they are placed in exactly the right spot; movement can leave lashes crooked or get adhesive on the skin. Not feeling well, or have symptoms that keep you from lying still? Feel free to reschedule — just let me know.

About 2 weeks. After that they gradually start to thin out, and it is time for a refill.

Do not get them wet too often, and do not brush them with hard brushes.

Fill in the questionnaire honestly and be sure to mention conditions such as diabetes. Afterwards, follow the aftercare carefully: that is how you get the best result.

Best wear shoes or sandals with open toes, so the nail polish can dry nicely.

Yes, there is plenty of parking nearby. The salon is also a 2-minute walk from the Zeebrugge Kerk tram stop.

You pay after the treatment, in cash or with a QR code. Card payments are not possible.

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