August 25, 2026 · 3 min read
Almost every new lash client tells me the same thing: I want them to look natural, but I want people to notice. Good news, that is a real option. Here is how I explain the four styles so you can walk in already knowing what to ask for.
Classic: one to one
One extension on each natural lash. It looks like you were born with great mascara. If your natural lashes are already full and you mostly want length and a little definition, classic is the right start.
Hybrid: the best of both
A mix of classic single lashes and small handmade fans. Hybrid adds texture and a bit more fullness without tipping into glam. It is my most requested set for a reason.
Volume and mega volume: fullness you can see
Volume uses fans of three to six ultra-fine lashes on each natural lash, so the set looks full and fluffy while staying light. Mega volume uses even finer lashes in bigger fans for the most dramatic look I offer. If your natural lashes are sparse, volume can actually look more natural than classic, because the fans fill the gaps.
My color custom mega volume sets add tinted lashes to the fans for a subtle shimmer or a bold pop, depending on what you are after.
Keeping them full
Whichever set you choose, plan on a fill every two to three weeks. Your natural lashes shed daily, and the fill replaces what you have lost. Clean them every day with a lash-safe cleanser, skip oil-based products around the eyes, and never pull one off yourself. If you are ever unsure which set to book, book a classic or hybrid and we will talk it through in the chair.