Volume lashes · Downtown Toronto
A volume set places a fan of several very fine fibres, made by hand, on each natural lash. The fibres are so fine that a fan can weigh no more than one classic fibre while covering more of the eye. Light, full and mega volume take two and a half to two and three-quarter hours at our atelier on Wellington Street West.
- Price
- From $190light volume
- Time
- 150 to 165 minutes
- Refill
- Every 2 to 3 weeksfrom $70
- Google reviews
- 5.0from 194 reviews
Free consultationFree patch testReschedule up to 24 h before
The same eye, before and after a cat-eye light volume set. Drag the line.
Our work
Volume sets at the atelier
What are volume lash extensions?
The artist picks up two to six fibres, spreads them into a fan with a narrow base, and bonds the fan to one isolated natural lash. A hand-made fan can be fitted to that lash: wider for a strong lash, narrower and lighter for a fine one. We do not use pre-made fans. Their bases are thicker and cannot be fitted to the lash they sit on.
The number of fibres in a fan is written as a D number: 3D is three fibres, 5D is five. The fibre gets finer as the number rises, so the weight stays inside what the lash can carry.
Every volume set starts from a map of your eyes and lashes: where the longest fans sit, which curl, how much each lash can carry.
How much do volume lashes cost in Toronto?
At Beautiatelier light volume is from $190, full volume from $210 and mega volume from $250.
Across Toronto, salons that publish a price charge $150 to $250 for a volume full set (four salons' price lists, read on 4 October 2026).
Before tax.
What is the difference between volume and mega volume?
The number of fibres in each fan. Light volume uses fans of two to three fibres, for a soft, even fullness that still reads as your own lashes. Full volume uses three to six, for a darker, denser line.
Mega volume, also called Russian volume, uses eight to fourteen fibres per fan at 0.03 mm. It is the densest set we make, and we offer it only to natural lashes strong enough to carry it.
Hybrid or volume lashes: which is better?
Volume puts a fan on every lash, so the density is even across the eye and gaps disappear. Hybrid keeps some single fibres visible, so it is lighter and less uniform.
Volume suits
- Sparse or fine natural lashes
- Anyone who wants an even, full lash line
- Fullness without extra length
Hybrid suits
- Anyone who wants texture more than density
- Lashes that are full in places and thin in others
Are volume lashes heavy on your natural lashes?
Not when the thickness is right. A fan of three 0.05 mm fibres weighs less than one 0.15 mm classic fibre. Weight becomes a problem when the number of fibres rises without the fibre getting finer, or when a fan is placed on a lash too fine to hold it. We set both for each part of the lash line from your own lashes, and at a refill we lower the number where a lash has thinned.
How long do volume lashes last?
A volume set is refilled every two to three weeks, like any set. The refill takes a little longer than a classic one, because each replacement is a fan made on the spot.
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.
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.
I went to Brynne about a month ago for a volume lash set and she really exceeded my expectations! Not only is retention great, but Brynne is a sweetie as well!
did my volume lashes and omg she is AMAZING! These are the best lashes I’ve ever had
I get the mega volume set and my lashes have been holding them down well.
Where we are
In downtown Toronto, on Wellington Street West
250 Wellington St W, unit 128, at street level between Blue Jays Way and Spadina.
St Andrew station is about a seven-minute walk. The 504 King streetcar stops at Spadina, three minutes away. Union Station is about twelve minutes on foot.
Open 8 am – 8 pm, seven days a week.
More questions before you book
What is the difference between Russian volume and mega volume?
Russian volume is the original name for hand-made fan work. Mega volume pushes the fan to eight to fourteen fibres at 0.03 mm. We price them together, from $250, because both are the densest set on the list and both need strong natural lashes.
What are the best lashes for getting volume?
A volume set. Fullness comes from several fine fibres on each lash, not from longer or thicker single fibres.
How long does a volume appointment take?
About 150 minutes for light or full volume and 165 for mega volume, eyes closed, in a private, safe space. Refills take 45 to 105 minutes.
Book
Book volume lash extensions in Toronto
Light volume from $190, full from $210, mega from $250. The consultation before your first set is free.
Free consultationFree patch testReschedule up to 24 h before
Address
250 Wellington St W #128, Toronto, ON M5V 3P6
Hours
Open 8 am – 8 pm, seven days a week
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