Lashed by Amber

Before you book

Fill or full set — which should I book?

Count the weeks since your last appointment. That's the whole answer, and it decides both the time we need and what you pay.

2–3 weeks

Book a fill

Enough of your set is still attached to build back onto. Sixty minutes, and you leave looking the way you did the week after your last set.

Four weeks or more

Book a full set

Past four weeks there isn't enough left to fill. Fill appointments booked that late get cancelled, so book the full set and save yourself the reschedule.

Why the window is 2–3 weeks

Your natural lashes shed and regrow on their own cycle, and every extension leaves with the lash it was attached to. At two weeks you've lost a few. At three, more. At four, most of what's left has grown out far enough that it can't safely carry a new extension — so a fill would mean removing and starting over anyway.

If you're not sure how long it's been, text me and I'll check your last appointment: (803) 431-4387.

Magnified view showing how extensions sit on individual natural lashes

A touch-up is not a fill

The Existing Client Touch-Up is a 30-minute refresh — great before an event this weekend. It won't give you a fuller look if it's been more than 2–3 weeks since your last set or fill. If your set is thin, you want a fill or a full set, not a touch-up.

What each one costs

Classic Refill 60 min $80
Hybrid Volume Refill 60 min $90
Volume Refill 60 min $95
Classic Full Set 90 min $180
Hybrid or Volume Full Set 2 hrs $200

A $25 deposit holds any full set. See the full menu

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Where to find me

Still not sure? Text me.

Tell me roughly when you last came in and I'll tell you what to book. Or book straight through GlossGenius — deposits and reminders run there.

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