Party lashes

Temporary cluster lashes or strip lashes for a full, glamorous look that lasts a few days.

Party lashes

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Party lashes are perfect for special occasions, events, or evenings out when you want instant impact. This treatment adds volume and length using lash clusters or temporary lashes to create a glamorous finish without long-term commitment.

Lashes are applied using professional lash adhesive and can be tailored to your desired look, from soft and fluttery to bold and dramatic. Designed for short-term wear usually lasting 3-5 days, party lashes can be easily removed at home.

A skin test is required at least 48 hours prior to this treatment due to the use of lash adhesives.

Finished with full, eye-catching lashes, party lashes are ideal for weddings, birthdays, nights out, or last-minute glam.

Get in touch via our Contact Page and pop in for your skin test and a free consult if you’d like to speak to a proessional regarding the best option for your desired lash look.

How To Prepare

Avoid mascara on the day of your appointment
Arrive with clean lashes

Aftercare & Longevity

Avoid water and steam for 24 hours
Do not pull or tug clusters
Recommended removal after 2–5 days

Important restrictions before you can receive lash treatments:

Party strip lashes cannot be applied if you have eye infections, conjunctivitis, styes, swelling, or irritation around the eye area.
Clients with a known allergy or sensitivity to lash adhesives must inform their therapist prior to treatment.
A skin test (patch test) is required at least 48 hours prior for clients who have not previously had lash adhesive applied with us.
Not suitable for clients with very sensitive eyes, watery eyes, or recent eye surgery.
Contact lenses must be removed before treatment.
Party lashes are designed for short-term wear only and are not intended for extended use or sleeping in.
The therapist reserves the right to refuse or modify the treatment if it is deemed unsafe on the day.