EXTEND, VOLUMISE & LIFT (EVL) LASH LIFT COURSE

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Extend, Volumise & Lift, EVL Lashes is the latest in eyelash perm treatments - An absolutely groundbreaking eyelash lifting treatment!

An EVL lash treatment takes approximately 30 to 45 minutes to carry out and up to 60 minutes with a colour boost (tinting). EVL treatment can last up to six weeks depending on each individual's lash cycle.

This treatment is carried out on the natural lashes, (no false lashes or extensions). It is designed to give one's own natural lashes a lift by straightening and lifting simultaneously and, with the added colour boost, you will achieve a stunning 'open eye' effect.

EVL Lashes
Unlike the old way of perming the lashes where fiddly rods were used, if you had reasonable length lashes, they tended to wrap around the rod making your lashes appear smaller and curling back on themselves, often with frizzy ends.

EVL stylishly lifts the lashes from the root base giving a more wide eyed open look.

PROCESS

With the EVL lash treatment, silicon pads are used and the lashes are adhered onto the pads making sure the lashes are stuck on straight. This is an important stage and mainly relies on the skill of the technician to ensure the lashes go in the right direction on both eyes.

Great News! We now sell the Y-Comb which makes this process extremely easy and can be found here.

The silicon shields / pads come in different sizes to be able to accommodate different natural lash lengths helping the lashes to curl out slightly from the base of the eyelid. The gel formula is then applied to the base of the lashes where they are lifted up with no frizzing on the ends.

After the volumising fixing agent has been applied, the lashes can then be given a colour boost. Even darker lashes can benefit from the colour boost as they tend to have lighter tips, helping with the appearance of elongated lashes. To finish off the treatment, the lashes will be given an EVL lash revitaliser for nourishment, conditioning and growth.

COST
An EVL lash treatment can cost anything from approximately £40 to £65 and is known to last about four to six weeks.