Graceous Eyelash Extension Salon

I went to the one in Muhammad Sultan, but I think the service should be similar. It was my first time doing a semipermanent eyelash extension so I was pretty nervous.
I was nervous because I have slightly sensitive skin, so I was afraid that the glue would cause an allergic reaction. Turns out, my worries were unfounded! The glue was hypoallergenic, and it worked fine with my skin type!
I was assigned Sara as my therapist, and she was the loveliest, and friendliest therapist I’ve ever met! She did a short analysis of my pathetically thin lashes, before she made her recommendations. She was extremely gentle throughout the process.
Definitely could see myself coming back again!

A salon I can trust! We’ll see how long the lashes last, but in terms of experience, it’s definitely 5 stars.
I think the pricing is very fair, $ 100 – 130 for a new set of lashes. Judging from the bi-​lingual menu, it appears they are a Japanese establishment. There is a lot to choose from– you have to choose what kind of curl you want, length, and style you’re looking for. Luckily the menu explains a lot; the lady helping me was okay with her English but occasionally there was a miscommunication. Not a big deal, though.
The service itself was phenomenal. My therapist was extremely gentle around my eye area, and putting the extensions in didn’t hurt at all. I liked the music they played, which was a mix of slow bossa nova/​jazz that sounded like Oscar Peterson… if that makes any sense to you.
An hour and 15 minutes later, I had beautiful lashes to adore, and couldn’t wait to tell people «I woke up like dis.» And when I visited Subway right afterwards to pick up a sandwich, the guy behind the counter was totally flirting with me. Pretty sure it’s the lash extensions! #TrueStory