Lash guide
Almost nobody near me publishes prices. Here are mine, and what a year of having lashes really comes to.
I looked. Across Pineville, south Charlotte and Ballantyne, not one independent lash artist publishes per-service pricing — you either book a consultation or you message and wait. The franchises publish membership pricing, which is a different thing again.
I would rather you knew before you got in the car. Nothing on this page is a starting-from price.
Half set (mini) — $120. Fewer extensions on a lighter map, an hour. Where most first-timers start.
Classic full set — $180. One extension per natural lash, 90 minutes.
Hybrid or volume full set — $200. Two hours either way.
A $25 deposit holds any full set and comes off the total.
Fills are where the real number lives. Classic $80, hybrid $90, volume $95, each an hour, booked every two to three weeks.
Fill every three weeks and you are at roughly $115–$140 a month. Fill every two and it is $160–$190. Most of my clients land between those.
So a year of continuously wearing lashes is somewhere around $1,400 to $2,300 depending on style and rhythm, including the first full set. That is the honest range, and it is why I would rather you started with a mini than committed to volume on day one.
A cleanser you will actually use — I sell the one I use, or any oil-free lash foam works. Skipping this is the most common reason a set fails early, and a failed set is the most expensive outcome there is.
Letting a fill slip past four weeks. At that point it is a full set again, so a missed appointment can cost you $100 more than the fill would have.
A removal if you decide to stop, $50, which is worth it — see why not to do it at home.
Buy Now, Pay Later is available in person through GlossGenius for bookings from $50 to $4,000.
A $99 full set exists around here. It is normally a trainee, a faster application, or fewer extensions than you were picturing — and it will need filling sooner, which is where the saving goes.
I am not the cheapest and I am not trying to be. What $180 buys is 90 minutes of one person’s attention, proper isolation, and a set that is still tidy at week three.
If money is the constraint, the honest advice is a mini set at $120 rather than a discounted full set from somebody who has to rush it.
I travel almost an hour to see Amber! It’s worth it to feel beautiful and even though I could find a lash artist close to me, they would never compare to the way my lashes look and last with Amber.
Pick the set you want and book it. If you are not sure which, text me at (803) 431-4387 and I will tell you what I would book for you.
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