Seems everyone is getting into lash extensions but once you have had great service and products there is no going back. I'd had lash extensions before from another salon (btw, Ellie also does nails) and sort of got used to the harsh, prickly lashes and the gobs of glue; the way they held water when showering, then got caught in your towel and came right off; and felt uncomfortable brushing against sunglasses. Ellie has been trained in Europe, and uses only products sourced from Europe. The lashes are mink - ethically sourced from brushing the animal - and soft and flexible like real lashes. They look more natural, are feather-light, aren't brittle so don't break off and don't need lots of heavy glue to hold them on. As they are not heavy, they don't pull your own lashes into growing out at weird angles. And if you don't like how the salons put sticky tape over your lower lashes while they apply the extensions to the upper lashes, you will be please to know Ellie uses a soft, cool pad instead. No "panda" eyes as you get when they rip the tape off! The service is perhaps a bit more expensive than you pay elsewhere, but for the comfort, quality and durability of the products, and the kind, friendly service it really is the best I have found. I work as an image consultant so can recommend this service from a professional, as well as personal, point of view.

Approximate cost: $65-90