How often should I get a lash fill?

Every two to three weeks. Your natural lashes shed on their own cycle and take the extension with them, so a set loses roughly 20 to 25 percent of its fullness per week.

What is the difference between a mini fill and a regular fill?

A mini fill is 60 minutes and is for a set that is still mostly full, usually at two weeks. A regular fill allows 75 to 120 minutes depending on your set and handles normal two-to-three-week growth.

Can I get a fill on lashes done at another salon?

Often yes, if the set is in good condition and was applied with proper isolation. Text a clear photo of your lashes before booking so the right amount of time is set aside. Sometimes a removal and fresh set is the honest answer.

Is a fill cheaper than a new full set?

Yes, roughly half the price. A classic fill is $65 against $145 for a new set, which is why the two-to-three-week rhythm saves real money over a year.

Every 2–3 weeks

Lash Fills in Salt Lake City

A fill replaces the extensions that have grown out with your natural lash cycle and rebalances the set so it keeps its shape. Booking the right length of fill is the difference between walking out full and walking out patched, so here is how to tell which one you need.

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Refilling grown-out eyelash extensions at GLAMSTHETICS SLC in Sugarhouse, Salt Lake City

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Prices & Timing

Prices match the online booking menu. Tax not included. Book any of these on Gloss Genius.

Mini Lash Fill

$45

60 min

Extended Lash Fill

$100

150 min

Lash Removal

$30

35 min

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What to Expect

Which fill to book

Mini fill ($45, 60 minutes) is for lashes still around 70 percent full, usually at the two-week mark. A regular fill matched to your set ($65 classic, $75 hybrid, $85 volume) is the standard two-to-three-week appointment. Extended fill ($100, 150 minutes) is for anything past three weeks or under about half full, because it needs rebuilding rather than topping up.

What happens if you wait too long

Past about four weeks there is usually not enough of the old set left to build on, and the appointment becomes a full set at full-set pricing. Waiting also means more grown-out extensions twisting at the base, which look messy and can tug. Rebooking your next fill before you leave is the cheapest habit in lashes.

Retention troubleshooting

Losing extensions fast usually comes down to one of four things: oil-based skincare or makeup remover near the eye, sleeping face-down, not cleansing (dirty lash lines shed faster than clean ones), or a heavy hand rubbing the eyes. Bring it up at your fill and we will work out which one it is.

Lash Fills FAQ

: Every two to three weeks. Your natural lashes shed on their own cycle and take the extension with them, so a set loses roughly 20 to 25 percent of its fullness per week.
: A mini fill is 60 minutes and is for a set that is still mostly full, usually at two weeks. A regular fill allows 75 to 120 minutes depending on your set and handles normal two-to-three-week growth.
: Often yes, if the set is in good condition and was applied with proper isolation. Text a clear photo of your lashes before booking so the right amount of time is set aside. Sometimes a removal and fresh set is the honest answer.
: Yes, roughly half the price. A classic fill is $65 against $145 for a new set, which is why the two-to-three-week rhythm saves real money over a year.

More questions? Read the full FAQ or text (801) 875-9677.

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2006 S 900 E Suite 107, Salt Lake City, UT 84105

A private, one-on-one studio minutes from 9th & 9th, Liberty Wells, Millcreek and downtown Salt Lake City. Mon–Fri 10 AM – 7 PM, Saturdays upon request.

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