Lash lift
A lash lift opens up your eyes naturally and lasts 6–8 weeks. In Estonia it usually costs 35–55 €. Dozens of salons — find your nearest.
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A lash lift, or chemical lash curling, gives your own lashes a lasting upward curve without adding any false lashes. The lashes are held at the desired curvature against a silicone shield, and a special solution makes that shape last for several weeks, opening up your eyes in a natural way. Our directory lists dozens of salons offering lash lifts across Estonia, with the widest choice in Tallinn, Tartu, Kuressaare and Pärnu. That way you can find a technician close to home who brings out your lashes without the daily struggle with an eyelash curler.
What is a lash lift and how does it work?
A lash lift is a treatment in which your own lashes are bent upwards from the root and that curve is then held in place for several weeks. The technician places a soft silicone shield on the eyelid, lifts the lashes over it and applies three consecutive solutions: the first softens the structure of the lash hair, the second sets the new shape and the third restores moisture.
Because only your natural lashes are treated, nothing is added and nothing is removed — only their direction changes. The result is a more open gaze, and the lashes look longer and thicker even though their actual length stays the same. A lift is very often combined with lash tinting, so that pale tips become visible and the effect is stronger.
Lash lift, lamination and lash botox — what is the difference?
The terms often get mixed up. A lash lift focuses on creating the curve, while lamination adds a nourishing, glossy final layer that makes the lashes look thicker and better cared for. In practice many salons use the names almost as synonyms, because modern kits already include a moisturising finish.
Lash botox is not an injection but a rich keratin and vitamin treatment that strengthens the hair from within, and it is usually done as the final step of a lift. If you want to know exactly what a package includes, it is worth asking when you book whether the price covers tinting and the nourishing treatment, or whether those are separate add-ons.
Who is a lash lift suitable for?
A lash lift suits people particularly well whose lashes are naturally straight or point downwards and therefore disappear out of sight. It is also a good choice for people with an active lifestyle and for athletes who do not want to reach for an eyelash curler or mascara every day.
The treatment works for owners of both light and dark lashes, especially together with tinting. On very short, sparse or damaged lashes the effect may be more modest. In the case of pregnancy, an eye infection, a herpes flare-up or recent eye surgery, you should consult your technician or a doctor first.
How does the appointment go and how long does the result last?
The treatment usually takes 45–75 minutes and is carried out lying down, with your eyes closed. Most clients describe it as a relaxing experience during which they may even doze off. It should not cause any discomfort, but the solutions must not get into the eye, which is why it matters to trust an experienced technician.
The result lasts 6–8 weeks on average, depending on the natural growth cycle of your lashes. As the old lashes shed and new straight ones grow in their place, the effect gradually fades. A new lift is recommended only once most of the lashes have been replaced, so that the hair is not overloaded.
Aftercare and prices in Estonia
For the first 24–48 hours you should avoid water, steam, the sauna, swimming pools and oily eye creams, so that the set has time to take hold fully. After that a lift needs no special care — gentle cleansing is enough, along with a lash serum if you like, which keeps the hair strong.
A lash lift in Estonia usually costs 35–55 €, and often 45–65 € together with tinting. In Tallinn and Tartu prices can be a few euros higher than in smaller towns such as Kuressaare or Pärnu. The exact price depends on whether the package includes tinting and a nourishing treatment, so it is worth comparing what each service actually covers before you book.
Frequently asked questions
How long does a lash lift last?
A lash lift lasts 6–8 weeks on average, depending on the natural growth cycle of your lashes. The effect fades gradually as the old lashes shed and new straight ones grow in their place. A repeat treatment is recommended only once most of the lashes have been replaced.
Does a lash lift damage natural lashes?
A lift done professionally and with the right solutions does not damage the lashes. Damage can occur if the solutions are left on too long or if lifts are done too frequently. That is why it is worth choosing an experienced technician and sticking to the recommended intervals.
How much does a lash lift cost in Estonia?
A lash lift in Estonia usually costs 35–55 €, and often 45–65 € together with lash tinting. In Tallinn and Tartu prices are generally a few euros higher. The exact price depends on whether the package also includes a nourishing treatment.
What is the difference between a lash lift and eyelash extensions?
A lash lift curls and lifts your own lashes without adding anything, and the result is natural. With eyelash extensions, false lashes are glued to each natural lash, adding length and density. A lift needs less upkeep and costs less.
Can you wear mascara after a lift?
Yes, mascara can usually be worn 24–48 hours after the treatment, once the set has taken hold. Many clients still skip mascara, because curled and tinted lashes already look emphasised enough. Make-up should be removed gently, with oil-free products.
How often can you have a lash lift?
A lash lift is recommended every 6–8 weeks, once most of the lashes have naturally been replaced. Lifting too frequently can dry out and weaken the lashes. Between two treatments, a nourishing lash serum helps keep the hair in good shape.