Classic lash extensions · Thornton-Cleveleys
Considered
lash work,
done quietly well.
Classic sets and infills from a quiet room in Thornton-Cleveleys. You get the whole appointment to yourself, and lashes that look like your own, just better.
Full sets from £35 · Free patch test first · Fully insured
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Yours for two hours
A full set takes two hours and you're the only person booked in. Bring a podcast, or have a nap. Most people have a nap.
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A quiet room, not a salon floor
A private room at Thomas Medical Services. No music you didn't choose, no one else's conversation, just yours for the whole appointment.
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You'll get the truth
If a length isn't right for your lashes, I'll say so and we'll find something that is. You'll always know what to expect and how long it'll last.
The Fine Lines way
I only do lashes. That's the whole business. So you're never squeezed in between a nail set and a wax, and the work gets my full attention for as long as it takes.
Fully insured, properly trained, and yes, a bit particular about hygiene. You rather want that in someone working close to your eyes.
How it works
Never had it done before?
Nothing about this is complicated, and there's no test you can fail. Here's the whole thing, start to finish.
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Step 01
A quick patch test
15 minutes · free
A small dab of adhesive behind your ear, at least 24 to 48 hours before your set. It's the bit that keeps your first appointment comfortable.
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Step 02
Your first set
2 hours · £35
We talk through length and curl, then you lie back and I get on with it. You'll leave with lashes that suit your face rather than a template.
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Step 03
Back for infills
every 2 to 3 weeks · from £15
I top up whatever has grown out, which is quicker and cheaper than starting again. Keep it up and a set can run indefinitely.
Questions
The things people ask.
And if yours isn't here, just ask me . No obligation to book anything.
Does it hurt?
Not at all. Your eyes stay closed the whole time and nothing touches your skin. The most common complaint is falling asleep and being disappointed it's over.
How long do they last?
Your natural lashes shed on their own cycle, so you'll lose a few each week. Most people come back for infills every two to three weeks, and with decent aftercare a set can keep going indefinitely.
Will they damage my own lashes?
Not when they're applied properly. One extension goes onto one natural lash, sized so it never weighs that lash down. Damage usually comes from picking at them, or from sets applied far too heavy, which is exactly why I'll turn down a length that's wrong for you.
Why do I need a patch test first?
Reactions to lash adhesive are rare, but they are genuinely miserable when they happen. Fifteen minutes and a small dab behind your ear rules it out. It's free, and for first-timers it isn't optional.
How do I actually book?
Whatever's free is on the booking page and it updates as slots go, so you can pick a time there and it's yours. If you'd rather deal with a person, message me on WhatsApp or Instagram and I'll book you in myself. I don't take calls, only because I'm nearly always mid-appointment with both hands busy.
Do you have set opening hours?
No, and I'd rather say so than publish a timetable I can't keep to. Appointment times move around week to week, so the booking page is always the honest picture of what's free. Anything that opens up at short notice goes on Instagram.
Can I still wear makeup?
Eyeshadow and liner are fine as long as they aren't oil-based and you're gentle taking them off. Mascara and lash curlers are out, though most people find they stop reaching for them anyway.
I've got sensitive eyes and I wear contacts. Is that a problem?
Usually not. Take your contacts out before the appointment and bring your case. If you've ever reacted to lash glue before, mention it when you book and we'll take it carefully.
What if I don't like them?
Tell me. We agree on length and curl before I start, so surprises are rare, but if something isn't sitting right then get in touch and we'll put it right.
Where are you, and can I park?
Thomas Medical Services, 124 Victoria Road West in Thornton-Cleveleys. There's on-street parking along Victoria Road West and the side streets around it.
Booking
First time? We start with a patch test.
It's free, it takes about fifteen minutes, and it just makes sure the adhesive and your eyes get along. Book it in at least 24 to 48 hours before your set, then the good part comes next.