Lash Botox is an intensive restoration and nourishment treatment for natural eyelashes, making them thicker, stronger, and more hydrated. The Botox formula contains vitamins, keratin, collagen, and natural oils that deeply penetrate the hair structure, strengthening it and preventing breakage. Unlike extensions, the procedure does not weigh down the lashes but instead makes them healthier and more elastic.
The procedure takes about 60 minutes and is often combined with lamination or lash lifting, enhancing their effect. After Lash Botox, the lashes become more expressive, gain a natural curl and rich color, allowing you to skip mascara. The effect lasts 6–8 weeks, and to maintain the result, the procedure can be repeated every 1.5–2 months.
The specialist removes makeup, degreases the eyelashes, and, if necessary, performs a light peeling to ensure better absorption of the formula.
The eyelashes are carefully placed on a silicone pad or special curler if the procedure is combined with lamination or lifting.
The eyelashes are treated with a special serum containing keratin, vitamins, oils, and amino acids that deeply nourish the hairs.
The serum remains on the eyelashes for a certain time (usually 10–20 minutes) to fully absorb and saturate the hair structure.
The formula is rinsed off, the eyelashes are brushed, a moisturizing serum can be applied if desired, and the specialist provides aftercare recommendations.
Lash Botox is a deep restoration and nourishment treatment for eyelashes, while lamination is more focused on giving curl and fixing the shape. These procedures are often combined for maximum effect.
The effect lasts on average 6–8 weeks, gradually fading as the eyelashes naturally renew.
Yes, the procedure is perfect for restoring weakened eyelashes after extensions removal.
Yes, if a high-quality formula is used and the procedure is performed by a professional. Lash Botox does not damage the eyelashes; on the contrary, it strengthens them.
During the first 24 hours, you should not wet your eyelashes, go to the sauna, or rub your eyes. Later, it is recommended to use moisturizing serums and avoid harsh makeup removers.
