Classic Lash Extensions
The quietest set on the menu. One extension is bonded to one natural lash, following the length and direction your lashes already grow. The result reads as a good night of sleep and mascara you never have to apply, which is exactly why it is the set most people start with.
Prices & Timing
Prices match the online booking menu. Tax not included. Book any of these on Gloss Genius.
Classic Full Set
$145- Classic Fill$6575 min
Mini Lash Fill
$45Lash Test Patch
FreeWhat to Expect
Who classic is for
Classic works best if you already have a decent number of healthy natural lashes and you want definition rather than density. It is the set for people who get asked whether they are wearing mascara, not whether they are wearing lashes. If your lashes are sparse or very fine, hybrid or volume will give you more coverage for the same appointment.
How the set is mapped
Before a single extension goes on, your eye shape and natural lash line get mapped: where to keep length short, where to open the eye up, and which curl suits how your lashes grow. A doll-eye map puts the length in the center, a cat-eye pushes it to the outer third. That map is what makes a set look designed rather than applied.
Time and upkeep
A classic full set takes about two hours. Fills run 60 to 75 minutes every two to three weeks. If you are still mostly full at the two-week mark, a mini fill at $45 is the cheaper option, so text a photo if you are not sure which to book.
Classic Lash Extensions FAQ
- A classic full set is $145 at GLAMSTHETICS SLC and takes about two hours. Classic fills are $65, and a mini fill for lashes that are still mostly full is $45.
- No, and that is the point of the style. One extension per natural lash keeps the density the same as your own lash line, so you get length and darkness without the fan-shaped fullness of a volume set.
- However many healthy natural lashes you have, which is usually somewhere between 80 and 150 per eye. Classic matches your lash line one-for-one rather than adding a fixed number.
- Yes. Most people do it at a fill. Adding fans to an existing classic set is the easiest way to test more fullness without booking a new full set.
More questions? Read the full FAQ or text (801) 875-9677.
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