Blink & Go Studio

Korean Lash Lift & Tint

Your own lashes,
lifted

A gentle Korean lift and tint that opens up the eye and lasts six to eight weeks. No extensions, no daily upkeep, no mascara.


The service

Korean Lash Lift & Tint

About 60 minutes  ·  Pricing on request

A silicone-shield lift that curls the lash from the root rather than crimping it, finished with a tint for depth. The Korean method uses a softer solution and a lower-tension shield, so the result is a natural upward sweep instead of a hard right angle.

  • Lasts six to eight weeks, through one full lash cycle
  • Works on short and stubborn lashes
  • Nothing glued on, nothing to fill or maintain
  • Wake up ready — most clients stop wearing mascara entirely

What happens

Your first visit

  1. Consultation form

    A short health and suitability form arrives before your appointment. It takes two minutes and keeps the service safe for your eyes.

  2. Shield and lift

    Lashes are set on a silicone shield sized to your natural length, then lifted with a low-tension solution. Your eyes stay closed and comfortable throughout.

  3. Tint and set

    A tint deepens the lash from root to tip, followed by a nourishing setting step to condition what the lift has opened up.

  4. Twenty-four hours

    Keep them dry and untouched for the first day. After that there is nothing to do — no brushing, no sealant, no upkeep.

Good to know

Questions

Will it damage my lashes?

The Korean method uses a gentler solution and less tension than a traditional perm, and the tint includes a conditioning step. Lashes are left to grow out naturally rather than being stripped or weighed down.

How long does it actually last?

Six to eight weeks for most people. It grows out with your natural lash cycle rather than dropping off suddenly, so there is no awkward halfway stage.

Can I wear mascara after?

You can, but most clients find they no longer want to. Avoid waterproof formulas, since removing them takes more rubbing than a lifted lash appreciates.

What if I have sensitive eyes or wear contacts?

Contacts come out before the service and go back in after. Sensitive or reactive eyes are worth flagging on the consultation form — a patch test can be arranged beforehand.

Is it suitable during pregnancy?

Many clients choose to wait. Hormonal changes can affect how lashes take a lift, and results are less predictable. Mention it on the form and we will talk it through.

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