If this is your first time visiting us for a LVL Lash Lift treatment, we recommend coming in for a patch test to ensure you are suitable for this treatment. Patch tests will need to be carried out at least 48-hours prior to your treatment but can be carried out any time within 6 months prior to your booking.

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Does the LVL treatment hurt?

No, an LVL Lash Lift is a pain free, low maintenance treatment but if you feel any discomfort during your appointment please let us know.

24 hours prior to your treatment

• Do not wear water-proof mascara (and preferably no mascara at all)
• Do not use oil based eye makeup remover
• If you have had a spray tan, ensure the guide colour is washed off

On the day of your treatment

• Do not wear mascara
• Do not have a spray tan
• Do not apply oily products on your lashes or around your eyes
• Contact lenses must be removed prior to the treatment – for this reason I recommend wearing glasses.

Aftercare is a very important part of your treatment to optimise results and care for your natural lashes. Your lash artist will always advise you on aftercare after your treatment but if you have any concerns or questions please get in touch.

For the first 48 hours after your treatment it is vital that you avoid the following to allow your lashes to lock into place;

• Don’t get your lashes wet, this can cause the lift to drop
• Avoid steam, saunas and swimming
• Avoid going to the gym or heavy exercising
• Avoid direct sunlight / UV light (especially if you’ve had tint applied)
• Avoid touching and rubbing your face especially when washing or cleansing
• Avoid sleeping on your front or side so your lashes don’t get disturbed
• Don’t use lash curlers as these can be harsh on your natural lashes
• Avoid any oil-based make up or remover
• Don’t apply mascara

Can I reapply tint to my lashes?

If you want to top up your tint to keep them looking fresh, simply book a stand alone tint appointment after 4 weeks.

What make up can I wear with LVL Lashes?

You don’t need to wear mascara with an LVL, since the treatment tints and colours your upper and lower natural lashes to make them look longer and thicker. However if you still want to wear mascara to enhance your look further, make sure you don’t overload your lashes to avoid pulling the curl down.

How do I remove an LVL Lash Lift?

An LVL lash lift and lower LVL treatment can’t be removed, as they’re both semi-permanents treatment for your natural lashes. Instead, the lash lift will grow out naturally. The tint and curl can last up to 8 weeks, depending on your lash cycle but please note, everyone’s lashes are different and results may vary.

• Lifts, volumises, and separates lashes without extensions
• Quick (most appointments last 45 minutes to an hour)
• Minimal preparation and recovery time
• Lasts up to 8 weeks
• Mascara isn’t needed, however mascara and eye makeup can be worn with LVL
• No eyelash curlers necessary

If any of the following list currently apply to you – we unfortunately cannot go ahead with the treatment but please note that some medical conditions such as conjunctivitis can be carried out but you will need to wait at least 4 weeks. Therefore please get in touch with us to discuss any medical condition you have and we can advise you further on whether or not it’s safe and if so when it will be safe to carry out your treatment.

• Pregnant, breast feeding, or within 6 months post child-birth.
• Blepharitis
• Conjunctivitis
• Eye infection
• Eyelid Cyst – Chalazion, Meibomlan
• Weak or Brittle Eyelashes
• Distichlasis
• Wet Form of Dry Eye Syndrome
• Eyelash Lice
• Folliculitis
• Trichlasis
• Stye
• Swelling, Irritation or Redness on and around the eye area
• Hives
• Hypersensitive skin
• Scabies
• Keratitis
• Madarosis / Eyelash Loss 

Is there an age limit to have an LVL Lash Lift?

LVL is perfect from the age of 16 upwards, however you will need parental consent if you are under 18.

Does the LVL treatment hurt?

No, an LVL Lash Lift is a pain free, low maintenance treatment but if you feel any discomfort during your appointment please let us know.

24 hours prior to your treatment

• Do not wear water-proof mascara (and preferably no mascara at all)
• Do not use oil based eye makeup remover
• If you have had a spray tan, ensure the guide colour is washed off

On the day of your treatment

• Do not wear mascara
• Do not have a spray tan
• Do not apply oily products on your lashes or around your eyes
• Contact lenses must be removed prior to the treatment – for this reason I recommend wearing glasses.

Aftercare is a very important part of your treatment to optimise results and care for your natural lashes. Your lash artist will always advise you on aftercare after your treatment but if you have any concerns or questions please get in touch.

For the first 48 hours after your treatment it is vital that you avoid the following to allow your lashes to lock into place;

• Don’t get your lashes wet, this can cause the lift to drop
• Avoid steam, saunas and swimming
• Avoid going to the gym or heavy exercising
• Avoid direct sunlight / UV light (especially if you’ve had tint applied)
• Avoid touching and rubbing your face especially when washing or cleansing
• Avoid sleeping on your front or side so your lashes don’t get disturbed
• Don’t use lash curlers as these can be harsh on your natural lashes
• Avoid any oil-based make up or remover
• Don’t apply mascara

Can I reapply tint to my lashes?

If you want to top up your tint to keep them looking fresh, simply book a stand alone tint appointment after 4 weeks.

What make up can I wear with LVL Lashes?

You don’t need to wear mascara with an LVL, since the treatment tints and colours your upper and lower natural lashes to make them look longer and thicker. However if you still want to wear mascara to enhance your look further, make sure you don’t overload your lashes to avoid pulling the curl down.

How do I remove an LVL Lash Lift?

An LVL lash lift and lower LVL treatment can’t be removed, as they’re both semi-permanents treatment for your natural lashes. Instead, the lash lift will grow out naturally. The tint and curl can last up to 8 weeks, depending on your lash cycle but please note, everyone’s lashes are different and results may vary.

This treatment is most suited for those that want fuller, more defined brows. It is the perfect treatment as a regrowth programme or anyone looking for a statement brow. You should not be put off by thinking that this is only for a bold look. The treatment is fully customisable to achieve even a simple, tidy finish.

We recommend coming in for a one on one consultation where one of our stylists will be able to advise the best course of action for your brows, provide you with a patch test and arrange an appointment.

However, please note there are some contraindications that can make you unsuitable for HD Brows.

We will not be able to carry out your treatment if you have any of the following;

• Diseases or disorders of the skin around the brow area such as Psoriasis, Eczema & Dermatitis
• Contagious eye and skin infections such as: Stye, Conjunctivitis, Cold sores, Folliculitis
• Cuts, recent scar tissue, abrasions, lumps or swelling around the brow area
• Allergy to tint or products
• Hypersensitivity
• Contagious diseases

Treatment is not advised if any of the following apply to you;

Thin skin – during waxing a fine layer of dead skin cells are removed. When a client has thin skin this can cause problems during hair removal. As they are more prone to tearing and bruising. Thin skin can be due to natural causes or for reasons such as medication, creams and skin treatments.

• Chemotherapy makes the skin thinner for up to 18 months.
• Skin peels including Glycolic, AHA re surface the skin making it prone to grazing
• Microdermabrasion
• Anti-ageing creams containing Retinol
• Acne medication: Roaccutane, Salicylic Acid and Glycolic Acid.

When enquiring about HD Brows please inform us of whether you suffer or think you may suffer from thin skin.

Can I have the HD Brows treatment if I am pregnant or breast-feeding?

We know you mum’s-to-be want to keep your brows in check, but due to the ingredients used in the tint we will not be able to carry out the tinting stage during your treatment, as a reaction from the tint is more likely to occur due to hormonal changes. If a reaction did occur, a pregnant client would be unable to take medication as this may harm the baby.

Can I have the tint if I sign some sort of consent form?

No, your HD Brows Stylist is a trained professional and they are obligated to adhere to manufacturer’s guidelines, they cannot go against them even with consent from the customer. Remember this is for your safety. However your stylists will be able to recommend products to use to recreate that freshly tinted look at home, without the risk.

Is there an age restriction to get HD Brows?

Due to EU law, you can’t have your brows tinted under the age of 16. However, don’t worry, you can still have the treatment done from the age of 13 (with parental consent, of course) however we would just need to skip the tinting stage.

Do I still have to do a patch test if I’m not being tinted?

No, although this is usually a mandatory step for HD Brows, you do not have do a patch test if you’re not being tinted.

I’ve been using a sun bed and/or fake tan – can I still have the treatment?

Step away from the sunbeds and put the tan down! It is recommended that clients avoid high sun exposure for 48-hours before and after the treatment. This is to reduce the risk of reactions, soreness and dry/cracked skin. If mixed with tanning products (including tinted moisturiser) the tint will turn green, so we do not advise the use of tanning products prior to treatment.

Unfortunately we can’t actually make your eyebrows permanently thicker during a single treatment, as neither our stylists or HD Brows are magicians! If you have heavily overplucked in the past, have naturally thin and sparse brows, or are lacking in the brow department for any other reason, please do not expect to leave the clinic after your first HD Brow appointment looking like Cara Delevingne. We hate to be the bearers of bad news, but that’s simply not going to happen.

However our stylists will work with you on a regrowth programme to achieve the perfect brow shape. In the meantime, you can fake it until your brows make it with make-up application, demonstrated by your stylist and use products from the HD Brow range including the revolutionary HD Brow Lash & Brow Booster to encourage hair growth.

The amount of treatments you will need to achieve your desired shape will completely depends on the amount of hair you have to begin with. Your HD Brows stylist will be able to advise how many treatments they recommend to give you the brows you eventually want during your first consultation.

However, we ask that you give your stylist something to work with and to help do this we strongly recommend not doing anything to your brows for as long as possible in the run up to your appointment, preferably 4-6 weeks prior.

The more we have to work with, the better results you will achieve.

Your stylist will finish the treatment with some aftercare advice to help you maintain your results, along with some product recommendations. This is especially important if you’re on a re-growth programme, working towards your dream brows.

• Avoid getting the brows wet for at least 24 hours after treatment to allow the brow hairs to settle into their new position
• Avoid the use of astringent cleansers, micellar water, facial wipes and exfoliators around the brow
• Avoid the use of sunbeds, saunas or swimming pools for at least 24 hours after your treatment
• Do not apply self-tanning products to the eyebrow area.
• Avoid tweezing in between your treatments
• Use the recommend product aftercare to help prolong your results