A lash lift is a semi-permanent treatment that lifts and curls your natural lashes from the base, creating a longer, more defined appearance and a brighter, more open-eye look without lash extensions.

Lash lift results typically last approximately 6 weeks, although longevity can vary depending on your natural lash growth cycle and aftercare.

A lash lift curls and lifts your natural lashes, while a lash lift + tint also adds customized color for a darker, more defined appearance. Tinting can enhance lighter lash tips and create a mascara-like effect without daily makeup.

Yes. Once the initial aftercare period has passed, you can wear mascara if desired. Many clients find they need less mascara after a lash lift + tint because their lashes already appear darker and more defined.

Brow lamination smooths, lifts, and sets your natural brow hairs into a more uniform position to create a fuller, beautifully groomed and defined appearance. Brow lamination at Dr. B MedSpa also includes eyebrow shaping.

Brow lamination focuses on smoothing, lifting, and shaping the natural brow hairs. Brow lamination + tint also adds customized color to enhance definition and create a fuller, more polished appearance.

Brow lamination results typically last approximately 6 weeks, although longevity can vary depending on your natural hair growth cycle, skin type, and aftercare.

It can. Brow lamination lifts and repositions existing brow hairs to help create the appearance of a fuller, more defined brow. Results will depend on the amount and distribution of your natural brow hair.

Yes. Lash lifts and brow lamination can be paired during the same visit for a complete lash and brow refresh.

Arrive with your lashes and brows clean and free of makeup, mascara, oils, and heavy skincare products whenever possible. If you wear contact lenses, you may also prefer to remove them before your lash service.

Follow the aftercare instructions provided by your provider. You may be advised to keep the treated area dry and avoid steam, excessive heat, rubbing, oils, and certain products during the initial period following treatment.

These treatments are suitable for many clients, but may not be recommended if you have active irritation, infection, significant sensitivity, or certain conditions affecting the treatment area. Your provider can determine whether treatment is appropriate for you.