The Lash Boutique, LLC

judy Haubert

The Lash Boutique is magnificent. I promise you won't be disappointed. I love my lashes, very professional. Had my lashes done at a different boutique ptor, and my lashes started falling off same-day. If you are thinking about getting lash extensions do not hesitate, make an appointment with The Lash Boutique.

Arielle Zelinski

2.5 stars. Google doesn’t offer halves as an option, plus my review on another acct was removed. Trying again. Let’s meet in the middle. ~~ I miss my false lashes. One of my best investments until it abruptly ended. Please know this is not intended to sabotage- rather share my story and hope change occurs as a result. Always something to learn. ~ The day I signed the waiver form, I could’ve done it blindly as I didn’t imagine anything bad happening. Almost a year later, I woke up w/o “rose-colored glasses”. And honestly, I was a bit horrified. * First, rewind to the beginning- I start my 2-week routine of going in for my lash fill w/ my lash lady, Asia. Know that I always enjoyed my appointments- I trusted and knew Asia would bring my lashes back to life. During my appointments, Asia and I had a lot of great conversations, and laughs. Easy to talk to. (And I was a good client- arrived on time and tipped well.) No complaints. After a while, we both noticed my lashes seemed to fall out sooner vs other clients. Asia tried different adhesive on me to no avail. We were coming up on almost a year of me receiving lash extensions. I had a minor, allergic reaction around my eye shortly after one of our appts. Know that I don't have allergies to really anything. I had no reason to believe it was from the adhesive, as Asia usually told me if she changed it. I went to my doc clueless to what was causing my itchiness and dryness around my eyes. After my doctor appointment, I texted Asia and she told me she tried more powerful “super” adhesive (later learned is called Lethal). BINGO. My itchiness and dryness came from this Lethal. Asia thought I could use my usual adhesive again, on our regular 2-week schedule. No. Was also the guinea pig for Asia. I was the first client she ever had w/ a reaction. Within one day- I woke up (SEE PICTURES) to my horror w/ puffed up, balloon-like eyelids. Cue in SUPER puffiness, dryness and itchiness. Puffiness went down significantly after I showered. Dryness & itchiness on and on. Not fun. I texted Asia that Sunday. She shared my lashes would need to be removed asap- but would have to be done by Kim (Asia wasn’t trained to remove them). I texted Kim, and she surprisingly forwarded me a DIY YouTube link to remove my lashes using coconut oil. I did a little research to find – it was best to have them professionally removed within 24 hours. But that wasn’t going to be the case here. I didn’t enjoy having to pay for coconut oil and go into a public store after looking like I was just beat up. I did it- but even the Youtuber instructions were a bit ambiguous. I hoped (assumed too soon), as a good service provider, Kim would reimburse me or offer a discount for a future visit. She said the time and money was already spent. I wasn’t getting a penny back or any incentive to come back. Over the course of several weeks, I spent $300 out of pocket to treat my symptoms w/ hydocortisone cream/steroid pills from my doctor to the dermatologist office. As a result of this adhesive and missing the warning signs, my under-eye area now has additional wrinkles. I haven’t found a cost-effective solution yet to cure and remove them. Good news is that my natural lashes are now mostly grown back- thanks to an off-counter lash serum. * I knew and didn't expect my out of pocket expenses to be covered-I’m sure somewhere in the 1-page (?) contract I blindly signed off on, states in understanding the risk of getting lash extensions. BUT I was disappointed in the lack of service. No money back. No coupon. No free lash removal. Asia told me I could come in for a lash test again, but that's unlikely. (I do miss my talks w/ Asia.) What I do ask for/take-aways: -better training in (possible future) lash trained employees (recognize warning signs) -if removal must be done, offer half or full reimbursement of service as an apology for the unfortunate outcome. AND/OR a discount for coming back to give it another try. -remove the lashes at the salon by trained professional, free of charge

Gina Sullivan

So happy I found Kimberly! Very professional and does great work : )