Eyelash extensions in Toronto

How much do eyelash extensions cost in Toronto?

At Beautiatelier a classic full set is from $150, hybrid from $170, volume from $190 and mega volume from $250. A refill is from $70, and the consultation before your first set is free.

Across Toronto, salons that publish a price charge $100 to $165 for a classic full set, $120 to $185 for hybrid and $150 to $250 for volume (four salons' price lists, read on 4 October 2026).

Classic, hybrid or volume: which set?

The sets differ in how many fibres go on each natural lash. Classic is one fibre on one lash: length and definition, and the most natural result. Hybrid mixes single fibres with hand-made fans, for texture. Volume puts a fan of two to six very fine fibres on each lash for a fuller line. Mega volume uses fans of eight to fourteen fibres and is only for lashes strong enough to carry it.

In every set, the weight on each lash is decided by that lash, not by the style.

How long do eyelash extensions last?

Each extension is bonded to one natural lash and sheds when that lash sheds. Natural lashes are replaced a few at a time, so a set thins gradually instead of falling out. A refill every two to three weeks keeps it full.

Every set carries a 10-day retention warranty: lose more than half of a new set within ten days, with the aftercare followed, and the refill is free.

How long does a full set take?

Two hours for a classic set, two and a quarter for hybrid, two and a half for volume and two and three-quarter hours for mega volume. Your eyes are closed throughout, and most clients rest. The atelier is a private, safe space.

1. 1The consultationFree, thirty minutes, in person or on video. We look at your natural lashes and your eye shape, and you leave with a design and a price.
2. 2The mapUnder magnification we read the density, thickness and direction of your lashes, then draw a map: the lengths, the curl for each part of the lash line, and a thickness each lash can carry.
3. 3The applicationOne natural lash is isolated at a time and one extension or fan is bonded to it, 0.5 to 1 mm from the skin. No lash is bonded to another.
4. 4The map stays on fileIt is redrawn at every refill as your lashes change.

Are eyelash extensions bad for your lashes?

Not when the weight is right and each extension sits on one isolated lash. Damage comes from fibres that are too heavy for the lash beneath, from extensions that bind neighbouring lashes together, and from pulling at a set.

So we choose the weight for each part of the lash line under magnification, we keep adhesive off the skin, and we book a lighter set before we overload a lash. Lash health is checked at every refill.

Some people react to lash adhesive. A patch test lowers the risk but cannot rule a reaction out. It is free, and worth booking 48 hours ahead if you have reacted before.

Are eyelash extensions worth it?

It depends on what you want from your mornings and how often you can come back.

What are lash extensions made of?

A synthetic fibre called PBT. We do not use animal hair: what lash trays call mink or faux mink is PBT drawn to a fine, matte taper, and silk is the same fibre with a glossier finish. Each fibre, or each hand-made fan, is bonded to one isolated natural lash with a cyanoacrylate lash adhesive, 0.5 to 1 mm from the skin.

How do I prepare for my appointment?

Come with clean lashes: no mascara or eyeliner, and no oil-based products around the eyes that morning. Take contact lenses out. If you have reacted to lash adhesive before, book a free patch test 48 hours ahead. Arrive five minutes early: there is no waiting room, so we start on time.

How do I look after eyelash extensions?

No water for the first 24 hours. After that, a daily cleanse and no oil at the lash line. Oil can get in the way of the bond, and build-up loosens the base of the extension.

Who will do my lashes?

Brynne Lee, the founder and lead artist, or one of the two artists she trained. Brynne is a five-time certified eyelash artist, twice certified in makeup, and an accredited trainer and educator, with more than eight years in the industry.

Danica and Nazanin bring years of experience and professional training, and both are trained in-house on the Beautiatelier protocol. Their work is checked against it every day, at every appointment, with feedback and a quality check. You can ask for an artist when you book.

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