Lash Extensions in Staunton, VA

About two hours. Every full set on this menu — Classic, Hybrid, Volume and Mega Volume — is booked at 120 minutes, because each extension is placed onto one natural lash at a time, and a Volume fan is several extensions per lash.

If you have never worn extensions, call or text (540) 290-3383 before you book rather than after. The style is chosen by looking at the natural lashes you have, and that conversation is easier on the phone than it is at the start of a two-hour appointment you have already committed to.

Plan the drive around your two-hour visit

838 Greenville Avenue is on US-11, Staunton's main south-side commercial corridor, a block north of Kline's Dairy Bar — single storey, with its own parking lot. About 11 minutes from Verona, 13 from Fishersville, 18 from Waynesboro. The address is on the even, west side of the road, so an approach from the south has the door on the left.

How many extensions go onto each natural lash. Classic puts one extension on one lash. Volume fans several finer extensions onto each one. Hybrid mixes the two along the lash line, and Mega Volume is the same fanning technique taken denser and finer still.

The four are priced in that order, from $220, and all four are the same 3 hour booking — a Volume set is finer work in the same two hours. The whole ladder sits on the lash section of the full menu.

If you would rather not wear extensions at all

A lash lift curls the lashes you already have and a tint darkens them — no adhesive, no fills, nothing to maintain in three weeks. Lash Lift & Tint is $90 for 60 minutes, a tint on its own is $40, Eyelash Glazing is $65, and the Lash Lift Refresher is $80.

Yes, as a UV/LED adhesive upgrade — $21 for the UV Fill Upgrade. It is not a separate appointment and it does not change the style, the two hours or the fill schedule.

UV/LED adhesive uses a curing light. Ask Stacey about the adhesive, suitability and aftercare when booking. The menu lists the UV Fill Upgrade separately from the lash style you choose.

If the set you are wearing was done somewhere else

A fill on someone else's work starts with an assessment, and it carries a Foreign Fill charge of $21. The reason is practical rather than territorial: styles, adhesives and lash weights differ between studios, and what can safely be filled has to be looked at first. If your existing lashes cannot take a fill, what fits is a removal and a new full set, and you will be told that before anything is applied. A set more than three weeks old, or one that has shed heavily, often lands there.

Every two to three weeks. That is the interval the booking page names, and it is what keeps a set looking like the week it went on — a fill replaces the extensions that have grown out on the natural lashes they were attached to.

Fills are priced by lash style, not by how many are missing, and a fill is a fraction of a full set: $99 for a Classic fill against $225 for a Classic set. Ask at the full-set appointment which end of that window suits yours.

Leave it too long and a fill becomes a full set

A fill needs enough of the existing set left to build on. Past about three weeks, or after heavy shedding, there may not be — and then the appointment that actually fits is a new full set rather than a fill. Booking the fill before you leave is the cheap way to avoid finding that out: a Classic fill is $99 against $225 for the set. If your fill week has already slipped, call or text (540) 290-3383 rather than guessing which appointment to put in.

Book the Lash Extension Removal — half an hour, $53, and the set comes off in one appointment instead of over a fortnight at home.

It is the shortest appointment on the lash menu, and it is the right one to book whether you are stopping altogether or starting again with a different style. Picking at them at home is how natural lashes come away with the extensions.

If you are stopping rather than switching

A removal takes the set off and leaves your own lashes bare. If you want something in their place with no fill schedule attached, the lift and tint is on the same menu page.

Yes. Healing Touch Body Work has served Staunton since 2009 and moved to its current Greenville Avenue location in 2021, and the skin, lash and brow side runs alongside the bodywork team — same building, same parking lot, same afternoon if the diary allows.

In the studio's own words: “Stacey is a Licensed Esthetician offering customized facials, waxing, lash extensions, lash lifts and tints, brow shaping, tinting, and lamination. She provides personalized, detail-focused care in a comfortable and relaxing environment.”

One thing to be precise about: esthetics and massage therapy are licensed separately in Virginia, by different agencies, so an esthetician's licence is not a massage licence and neither covers the other. Stacey does the skin and lash half. For the bodywork half, NCCIH's list of what to ask before booking massage runs to five questions — training, experience, credentials, how many sessions, and cost. We answer all five on the phone.

What pairs with a full set

Brows are the obvious companion, and lamination sets the hairs upward so a sparse brow reads fuller without any pigment at all. On the bodywork side, deep tissue and the rest of the massage menu start at 45 or 60 minutes; NCCIH's six things to know about massage therapy reports that massage appears to have few risks when performed by a trained practitioner.