Browse real client work across six lash style directions. Use the photos to show what catches your eye — your final set will be adapted to your eyes, natural lashes, and preferences.
Every set is customized to the individual client. Results may range from barely-there definition to a more expressive look, with length, thickness, texture, density, and shape adjusted around the client's natural lashes, eye shape, facial features, and preferences.
The work shown here is directional inspiration, not a promise of an identical map. Kris focuses on balanced, wearable customization and does not offer extreme lengths or heavy, extreme-volume sets.
The most natural-looking direction. One extension is applied to one natural lash for clean definition, added curl, and length. Keep it barely-there or make it more noticeable through customized length and emphasis.
Textured, airy, and intentionally varied. Customized spikes add movement and dimension and can be soft and subtle or longer and more pronounced.
Designed to visually elongate the eye by building length and emphasis toward the outer area. It can stay light and natural or become more defined. Some clients know a similar direction as Fox Eye; the exact map is customized to your eyes.
A sharper, more graphic direction inspired by the look of eyeliner. Straighter curls such as L or M and shorter lengths through much of the eye help create a clean, defined outer line — from subtle to more expressive.
Light, airy texture created with alternating lengths and soft separation rather than a dense, uniform lash line. A good direction when you want visible texture without a heavy finish.
Color can be a tiny accent, selected sections, colored tips, or a more visible mix. Add it to Classic, Wispy, Cat Eye, Eyeliner Effect, or Angel Lashes while keeping the overall shape and intensity customized to you.
View available times and send your appointment request online.