Lash lamination
Also known as: lash lift, eyelash lamination
A chemical treatment that curls and tints your own lashes for 4–6 weeks — the alternative to lash extensions.
Lash lamination is a semi-permanent procedure that sets the shape and curl of your lashes, giving natural lashes a lifted, fuller and longer-looking appearance. Trained lash technicians offer it at Estonian beauty salons and lash studios; it uses a two- or three-step chemical system that breaks down and then rebuilds the keratin structure of the lashes in a new shape. The result usually lasts 6–8 weeks.
How does lash lamination work?
In the first step, a curling compound is applied to the lashes, which softens the keratin bonds and allows the lashes to be set on a silicone or acrylic pad at the desired angle. The second step uses a fixing agent that resets the keratin bonds in the new curled position. The third step is a hydrating, nourishing mask (often containing keratin or a "lash Botox" formula) that restores the strength of the lashes.
A single session takes 60–90 minutes. The result is visible immediately: the lashes are lifted and look longer and fuller without using false lashes. After the procedure, avoid water, saunas and make-up in the lash area for 24 hours. It is recommended to combine it with lash tinting — done together with the session it gives a more dramatic effect.
Lash lamination in Estonia
At Estonian beauty salons and lash studios, lash lamination with tinting typically costs €35–60. The directory lists 61 lash extension and lash studio providers, most of whom also offer lamination. The result lasts 6–8 weeks — after that, the lashes naturally start returning to their original shape, since the keratin structure keeps renewing itself. It suits you as an alternative to lash extensions if you want to bring out your natural lashes effectively.
Frequently asked questions
What is lash lamination?
Lash lamination is a semi-permanent procedure that sets the shape and curl of your lashes, giving natural lashes a lifted, fuller look for 6–8 weeks. It is done with a chemical system, without false lashes.
Is lash lamination safe in Estonia?
Yes, when carried out by a trained technician using certified products. After the first session you may notice mild dryness or sensitivity around the eyes; an allergic reaction can be avoided with a patch test beforehand.
Where can I learn more about lash lamination?
Contact a technician at an Estonian beauty salon or lash studio, who will show you their portfolio and assess the strength of your lashes. See all lash studio providers — many of them offer both extensions and lamination.
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