Korean Lash Lift in Montréal
A Korean lash lift curls and sets your own natural lashes into a softer, more natural upward curve, with nothing added to them at all. Where LASHGASM's standard lift creates a defined upward curl, the Korean technique shapes that same curl more gently, so the finished look reads as your natural lashes at their best rather than a visibly curled result.
How a Korean lash lift appointment feels
A Korean lash lift takes about an hour and a half lying back at the Chabanel studio, longer with a tint added, while your own lashes are set over a silicone shield rather than anything being attached to them. It is a stiller, quieter appointment than a full set since there is no extension placement, just the lift solution setting and processing while you rest. You leave with lashes that curl upward on their own, no extensions to adjust to and no daily mascara required to get definition, since a tint, if you add one, darkens your own lashes so the curl reads clearly without it.
Who a Korean lash lift suits
A Korean lash lift suits anyone who wants their own lashes enhanced rather than added to, whether that is a preference for a completely natural finish, a lifestyle built around swimming or frequent workouts, or simply not wanting the adhesive and upkeep that come with extensions. It particularly suits clients who want the softer, more natural curve of the Korean method over the more defined curl of a standard lift. Because nothing is applied to individual lashes, it also suits you if extensions have felt uncomfortable on your own lashes and you want the lifted, curled look without them.
Korean lash lift at a glance
| Look and finish | Appointment duration | Price | Maintenance cadence |
|---|---|---|---|
| Soft, natural upward curl on your own lashes, nothing added | 1 hour 30 minutes (2 hours with tint) | CAD $90 (CAD $100 with tint) | Grows out with your natural lash cycle over several weeks; rebook a new lift when the curl relaxes |
Common misconceptions about a Korean lash lift
A common assumption is that a lash lift is just a gentler version of extensions with a similar upkeep schedule. It is a different service entirely: nothing is added to your lashes, so there is no touch-up, no refill, and no removal appointment the way there is with extensions. The lift simply grows out with your own natural lash cycle over several weeks.
It is easy to assume the Korean technique and the standard lift are the same service under two names. The standard lift creates a more defined upward curl, while the Korean method shapes a softer, more natural curve, a real technique difference rather than a marketing distinction.
There is also an assumption that a tint is required to see the lift's effect. The curl itself is visible without a tint; the tint is an optional add-on that darkens your lashes so the result reads clearly without mascara, not a requirement for the lift to work.
Care and related options
Keep freshly lifted lashes dry and free of makeup for the first day, then treat them as normal lashes, brushing with a clean spoolie to keep the curl tidy, as covered on the lash aftercare guide.
If you are weighing a lift against extensions, the eyelash extensions page sets out what a full set involves, and the standard lift is covered alongside Korean on the lash lift pillar. The term "lash lift" is defined in the lash glossary.
Book your Korean lash lift
Book a Korean lash lift at the Chabanel studio. Curious how it compares to the standard lift? Book the standard lash lift instead.