The Complete LASHGASM Services Guide: Choosing, Living With and Changing Your Set in Montréal
LASHGASM's lash services work as one connected system rather than a menu of one-off treatments: you choose a full set, keep it going with touch-ups and refills, decide later whether a lash lift fits a season better, and end a set with a professional removal instead of letting it wear out unevenly. This guide walks the whole path in order, from the first appointment through every maintenance visit after it, so you know what each stage feels like and what it costs before you book.
Choosing Your First Full Set
A full set is the starting point of the system: the initial application across your natural lashes in one of seven LASHGASM styles, and the style you pick shapes every appointment that follows it. Classic places one extension on each natural lash for a defined, natural result. Light Volume, Volume and Mega Volume build progressively fuller density with handmade fans. Wispy and Strip Lash Look create spiked, bold outlines, while Wet Look keeps a glossy, defined finish. Every style is mapped to your eye shape at the start of the appointment, and brown lashes can be added to any full set for a softer contrast.
| Style | Appointment length | Price |
|---|---|---|
| Classic | 2h | CAD $115 |
| Wet look | 2h | CAD $120 |
| Light volume | 2h | CAD $120 |
| Volume | 2h | CAD $125 |
| Strip lash look | 2h30 | CAD $130 |
| Wispy | 2h30 | CAD $145 |
| Mega Volume | 2h30 | CAD $145 |
If you're not sure which finish suits your eye shape and lifestyle yet, the lash style guide walks through that decision on its own. Once you've picked a direction, the appointment itself is straightforward: arrive with clean lashes and no eye makeup, lie back, and let Anna map the style to what you actually have that day rather than what was decided when you booked.
Ready to book your first set? Book the classic full set, or see every option on the full lash services menu.
How Your Set Feels Day to Day
Living with a set is mostly about what you leave off your morning routine rather than what you add to it. No mascara, no curling, no deciding whether your lashes look tired before coffee. You wake up already looking like you slept eight hours, and getting ready in the morning shrinks down to a couple of minutes instead of a full routine in front of the mirror.
The habits that protect that feeling are small and mostly about restraint: keep the set dry for the first day so the adhesive has time to cure, then settle into a light daily rhythm of gentle cleansing and a quick brush with a clean spoolie. Oil near the eyes and rubbing both break that bond down early, so skipping oil-based cleansers and resisting the urge to rub sleep from your eyes does more for retention than any single product you could buy. The full day-to-day routine, including what to use and what to avoid, is in the lash aftercare guide.
Touch-Up or Refill: Staying On Schedule
The system offers two maintenance appointments rather than one, because your refill and your natural lashes don't wear out on a fixed date. A one-week touch-up is a short, inexpensive top-up booked within seven days of your last visit. A refill is a longer appointment that rebuilds coverage once more of your natural lashes have shed. Both exist for the same reason: extensions leave with the natural lash they're attached to, and every natural lash is on its own growth cycle, so a set thins gradually rather than falling out all at once.
| Style | One-week touch-up | Refill |
|---|---|---|
| Classic | CAD $50 / 1h15 | CAD $55 / 1h30 |
| Light volume | CAD $50 / 1h | CAD $60 / 1h |
| Wet look | CAD $50 / 1h | CAD $60 / 1h |
| Volume | CAD $55 / 1h | CAD $65 / 1h |
| Strip lash look | CAD $60 / 1h15 | CAD $75 / 1h45 |
| Wispy | CAD $65 / 1h15 | CAD $75 / 1h45 |
| Mega volume | CAD $60 / 1h15 | CAD $75 / 1h20 |
Waiting well past a refill window doesn't just leave your set thinner in the meantime, it usually means a longer appointment once you do come in, since more rebuilding work is needed. Booking on a rhythm rather than waiting until a set looks sparse tends to keep each visit shorter and the look more consistent between appointments. For the full explanation of why retention varies from person to person, read the retention guide.
On schedule for a top-up? Book a one-week touch-up, or book a refill once your set has visibly thinned.
When a Lash Lift Might Fit Better
A lash lift is worth considering when you want your own lashes curled and defined for a stretch without the ongoing maintenance a set asks for. Instead of adding extensions, a lift curls and sets your natural lashes, and LASHGASM offers both the standard technique for a defined upward curl and the softer Korean method for a more natural curve. A tint can be added to either technique in the same appointment, darkening your natural lashes so the lift reads clearly without mascara.
| Service | Duration | Price |
|---|---|---|
| Lash lift | 1h30 | CAD $85 |
| Lash lift + tint | 1h30 | CAD $95 |
| Korean lash lift | 1h30 | CAD $90 |
| Korean lash lift + tint | 2h | CAD $100 |
A lift suits seasons where you want a lighter routine, travel, or simply a break from extensions between sets. It isn't a substitute for extensions so much as a different answer to the same question, curled, defined lashes with less ongoing upkeep. The full side-by-side comparison, including how each option wears over time, is in the lash lift versus extensions guide.
Curious what a lift feels like? Book the standard lash lift, or book the Korean lash lift for the softer curve.
Ending a Set: Professional Removal
A set should end the same careful way it started, dissolved with a professional adhesive remover rather than picked or pulled at home. Removal is a short appointment, about forty minutes, and it protects your natural lashes in a way that pulling at extensions never can, since the adhesive bond is stronger than the natural lash it's holding.
| Service | Duration | Price |
|---|---|---|
| Removal | 40m | CAD $20 |
Removal is the right first step if you're switching styles completely after a long stretch in one set, or if you simply want a clean break to let your natural lashes rest. If you plan to book a new set the same day, both appointments are booked separately, so plan for both durations.
Ready for a fresh start? Book a removal on its own, or pair it with a new set from the lash services menu.
The System, Start to Finish
Every stage in this guide connects back to the same studio visit and the same aftercare habits, which is what makes it a system rather than five separate services. You choose a set, you keep it going with the maintenance rhythm that matches your lash cycle, you can swap to a lift when a lighter routine suits you better, and you close a set out with a proper removal instead of letting it wear away on its own. The vocabulary behind each stage, from mapping to shedding, is defined in the lash glossary if any of it is unfamiliar.
Ready to start the system, or book your next stage in it? Book your appointment.