Lash notes from DEEPINLASH — the studio vanity on Avenue P, Gravesend Brooklyn 11223

Gravesend · Avenue P · Brooklyn 11223

Lash notes from Avenue P

Straight answers about lash extensions, retention, aftercare and brows — written from a one-client-at-a-time studio, with the numbers left in.

No listicles · No "luxury" · Real appointment times

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What this is

The answers we give in the chair, written down.

Most of what gets written about lash extensions is either a sales page or a list of adjectives. These are the questions clients actually ask at DEEPINLASH, 1019 Avenue P in Brooklyn 11223 — how long the appointment really takes, why a set goes patchy at week two, whether you can shower afterwards — answered with the actual numbers, including the ones that are inconvenient for us.

90 minutesA full set, any density
2–3 weeksRefill window
Free mappingEvery visit, not just the first
$20 offYour first visit

Start here

Before your first appointment.

If you have never had extensions, read these three in this order. They cover the whole decision.

What actually happens at your appointmentMinute by minute, in a private one-room studio. What to bring, what to skip, and why most people fall asleep. How long do lash extensions actually take?Real appointment times for every density and for refills — so you can plan your day around it rather than the other way round. Which lash style actually suits your eyes?Cat eye, doll eye, kitten and wispy. The photo you saved is somebody else's eye, and the same map reads differently on yours.

Keeping a set

Retention, aftercare and the things that quietly ruin lashes.

Whether your set still looks full in week three is decided in your bathroom, not in our chair. These two explain how.

The aftercare kit we send every new client home withLash shampoo, a brush, and the three-step routine that actually keeps a set looking full. Ninety seconds a day. Get your lashes wet the same dayThe LED-cured bond sets under the lamp instead of curing over 24 hours. What that changes, and the three things it does not.

The short version, if you only read one line: clean them daily with lash shampoo, keep every oil-based product away from the lash line, and stop sleeping face-down. The full routine is here.

Brows and bundles

The other half of the face.

Brow lamination: what it is and whether you need itA perm for your eyebrows, six to eight weeks of holding shape — and an honest account of the one thing it cannot do. Lashes and brows, one appointmentWhy the two schedules line up every third refill, what order they are done in, and how much time to budget.

The studio

Offers, training and how this place works.

New here? Your first lash set is $20 offWhat the first visit includes, what to do before you come, and where to find a seventh-floor studio with no storefront. Lash extension training — at our studio or yoursOne student per class, four modules, every material provided. And a plain note on what a certificate of completion is not.

Looking for prices or a service?

Those live on their own pages.

The blog answers questions. If you already know what you want, go straight to it.

Eyelash extensionsAll four densities, from $120. Mapping, the appointment, refills. Full price listEvery set, refill, add-on and removal in one table. Classic vs volumeWeight, look, price and who each tier suits, side by side. First time?What happens, what to ask, which set to book. GalleryThirty-one unretouched sets, filterable by density. Directions & parkingSeventh floor, seven minutes from Kings Highway on the B and Q.

New clients

$20 off

Your first visit.

Classic $100 · Mix $130 · Volume $150 · Mega $160

DEEPINLASH — 1019 Avenue P, Suite 703, Gravesend, Brooklyn 11223. A private suite, one client at a time, by appointment seven days a week. Question that is not answered here? Text it to us.

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