Lash guide
Classic puts one extension on each of your natural lashes, hybrid mixes single extensions with small fans of three, and volume puts a fan of several ultra-fine extensions on every lash: 6 on 6D Volume, 9 on 9D Volume. What you see change is density. The weight on each natural lash barely moves, because the fibers get finer as the count goes up.
Hold everything else the same and the only thing that changes from one set to the next is how many extensions go on each of your lashes. The drawings show exactly that, on the same lash line every time.
One extension on one lash of yours
Looks like a good coat of mascara that never smudges and never runs.
One Y-shaped extension on one lash of yours
Fills in the gaps a Classic set leaves you with, and stays light doing it.
Single extensions and 3-extension fans, mixed along the line
Full, with enough separation that it still looks like your own lashes.
Mixed fans, with the longer spikes placed on purpose
The strip-lash look, built one lash at a time.
Six ultra-fine extensions, fanned onto one lash of yours
Your eyes look lined before you've touched anything.
Nine ultra-fine extensions, fanned onto one lash of yours
A solid, glossy line with real depth right down at the base.
If it's your first set, this is usually the question. Classic adds length and definition without anyone clocking why. Hybrid adds fullness you can see, while keeping enough separation to look like your own lashes. On our menu, hybrid is the 3D / Hybrid line, and the same price covers 3D, the fuller of the two looks.
Worth knowing. If you want fullness people can see from across a room, start at 3D/Hybrid.
$89 · 1 hr 30 min
Worth knowing. If you want a solid, opaque line with no gaps in it, go up to 6D or 9D Volume.
$119 · 1 hr 30 min
Hybrid leaves a little air in the line on purpose: it's fullness you can still see through. Volume closes those gaps. A fan of 6 or 9 fibers, joined at the base, sits on every natural lash, and the line reads solid and dark, as if you'd put on eyeliner.
Volume is for obvious fullness, on purpose. It needs lashes with enough strength to hold a fan, which we check first, and it takes longer in the chair: 2 hr for a 6D Volume full set, against 1 hr 30 min for 3D / Hybrid.
Worth knowing. A fan is only as safe as the lash holding it up, so we set the weight after we've looked at yours.
$159 · 2 hr
Worth knowing. The fibers get finer as the count goes up, so nine of them weigh about what one thicker Classic extension does. Your own lash still has to be healthy enough to hold them.
$179 · 2 hr
Two sets sit between the three families. YY sits between Classic and hybrid, and fills in gaps while staying light. Design Wispy sits between hybrid and volume, with longer spikes placed on purpose for an edge that's meant to show.
Worth knowing. The Y needs a lash with some strength in it. If yours are very fine, we'll point you back to Classic.
$99 · 1 hr 30 min
Worth knowing. The pattern is meant to show, so skip this one if you want understated.
$139 · 2 hr
You don't have to arrive knowing. Every appointment starts with a free consultation: we look at your own lashes, your eye shape and how you live, and set the curl, length and weight from that. If what you booked is heavier than your lashes can carry, we'll say so before anything goes on.
Stuck between two? Book the lower one. Moving up at the appointment is easy. Taking weight back off a lash line that can't carry it is not.
Hybrid mixes single extensions with fans of three, so it looks full but you can still see through it. Volume puts a fan of 6 or 9 ultra-fine extensions on every natural lash, for a solid, dark line. At SQ Beauty Spa, 3D / Hybrid is $119, 6D Volume is $159 and 9D Volume is $179.
Classic is the quietest set on the menu. Looks like a good coat of mascara that never smudges and never runs. Hybrid is fuller, with enough separation that it still looks like your own lashes.
Barely. Volume fibers are much thinner than a Classic fiber, so a nine-fan weighs about what one thicker Classic extension weighs. Density is what changes between the sets. Your own lash still has to be healthy enough to hold a fan, which is why we set the weight after we've looked at yours.
Most people don't, and you don't need to. Every appointment starts with us looking at your own lashes, your eye shape and how you actually live, then picking the curl, length and weight from what we see. That consult is part of every appointment and costs nothing. If you booked something heavier than your lashes can carry, we'll say so before anything goes on.
We'll look at your lashes before anything goes on, and change the plan if they need it.
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