Lift & tint, or extensions — a wide-awake look with The Nails & Lash Hub that still feels like you

People walk into The Nails & Lash Hub on Jl. Kunti 1 No. 6 and say “just lashes, please.” Then they pause. Lift & tint, or extensions? The names sound like a menu you are supposed to already know. You are not. This note is the longer version of the lashes card on our Blog — what we actually do at the chair, and what to tell us on WhatsApp so the look stays wide-awake and still feels like you.

Start with how you want to wake up

Before length, we ask how much you want to add and how you live. Sea, gym, and daily makeup are different from a quiet week at a desk. A lift & tint uses your own lashes. Extensions add extra length and fullness. Both are finished with care — not a look that fights how you actually live.

Tell us lift & tint or extensions, and whether you want low-maintenance or a wider-awake line. We pick the look with you, not for a catalogue.

The two lash looks, in plain language

Lash lift & tint

A lift curls your own lashes; a tint deepens the line. Ask for this when you want a wide-awake look without extra length. It is the one people mean when they say they still want it to feel like them in the morning.

Lash extensions

Extensions add length and fullness at the chair. Say if you want a softer line or extra drama before we start. It is a common choice when someone wants more than their natural lash, then we confirm the look on WhatsApp.

• Lift & tint for your own lashes, lifted and tinted
• Extensions for extra length and fullness
• Recent frames live in the Gallery

What to send before you come

We do not list prices on this page. Message the studio with lift & tint or extensions, a photo if you have one, and a time window. Booking is by WhatsApp, phone, or the Contact page. Full lash booking lives on Lashes. Nails and brows are separate notes — Acrylic, BIAB, Gel-X or Shellac, or lamination, threading, and tint — then book from Our Services.

Sit down prepared, leave with a look that still feels like you. That is the whole point of this studio note.