Lash Enhancement
A lash enhancement places pigment in the tiny gaps between the lashes along the upper lash line, so the lash base looks denser and the eye looks more defined without any visible line drawn above it. It is the most subtle service in the permanent eyeliner family, and it is a makeup effect only — it does not condition lashes or make them grow.
- Eyes
- 3–5 days of swelling and flaking
- Beauty treatment
Overview
People book it when they want to look more awake without looking made up, or when they have sparse lashes and want a fuller base. Because the pigment stays within the lash line itself, the effect usually reads as thicker lashes rather than as eyeliner, and it works under makeup on days you do want a fuller look.
It is worth separating from neighbouring services: lash lifts and lash extensions work on the hairs themselves, while a lash enhancement adds colour to the skin between them. A perfecting visit six to eight weeks later is normal, and how long it lasts varies by salon, pigment line, skin type and sun exposure.
How it works
You lie down with your eyes closed for the whole appointment. After a topical numbing product has been applied and given time to work, the technician holds the lid taut and taps pigment into the lash line in short passes, working between the lashes rather than above them. Most people describe a vibrating, slightly ticklish pressure. The line looks darker and the lid a little puffy for the first day or two.
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