Silk Lash Extensions
at TEO

The difference between silk lash extensions and strip false lashes is the same as the difference between a painter's brushstroke and a box of paint. A strip lash is a band adhered en masse to the eyelid; you put it on in the morning and take it off in the evening — there is no naturalness to it and it disrupts the movement of the lid. Silk lash extensions, by contrast, involve individual microfibres bonded one by one to each of your own natural lash strands — they are placed on the lash shaft, not on the eyelid. This is why they appear completely natural and move in unison with your own lashes. In an average session at our salon, between 80 and 180 fibres are applied per eye; this number varies according to the density you desire (classic, volume, or mega volume).

The two most critical variables in the application are the adhesive and the skill of the lash artist. Low-quality glues available on the market have a high formaldehyde content, which can cause burning in the eyes, allergic reactions, and lash loss; for this reason, TEO Beauty Centre uses only medically approved, low-fume adhesives manufactured in South Korea and the United States. Each of our lash artists is a specialist who has accumulated over 500 hours of hands-on practice and holds an internationally recognised training certificate — which is why each session takes approximately 2 hours and why fibre placement is achieved with millimetric precision. As a result, the lashes never lose their alignment as they fill in, nor do you experience mass shedding between maintenance appointments.