Elizabeth Lash & Spa

Elizabeth Lash & Spa offers lash extensions and skincare services. Its main location is at 850 E. Higgins Rd. in Schaumburg, and a home studio is listed in Elgin. The business states its mission as enhancing each client's natural beauty.

The lash menu includes classic sets, which place one synthetic lash on each natural lash using medical-grade adhesive; hybrid sets, which combine single lashes with handmade fans; and volume sets, which place several lightweight lashes on each natural lash in American or Russian styles. MEGA (6D+) sets use a higher count of ultra-fine lashes per natural lash. Premium Mink extensions, a Lightweight Lash Set for fine, sparse or fragile natural lashes, half sets that focus on the outer corners for a subtle lift, and flat lash extensions round out the range. Prices are listed as full set and fill, with ranges from $80 to $210 depending on the style.

Skincare offerings include waxing, starting at $20, and body waxing, where warm wax is spread over the skin and then removed along with the hair. Dermaplaning, performed with a sterile surgical blade, clears away dead skin cells and vellus hair and starts at $75. Chemical peels start at $80. According to the business, peels may address acne, fine lines, wrinkles, hyperpigmentation and rough or uneven texture. Package pricing is offered.

A first full set usually takes about 1.5 to 2 hours. Clients should arrive with clean lashes and no makeup, eyeliner, eyeshadow or strip lash glue. Cancellations or rescheduling need at least 48 hours notice; changes or no-shows within 24 hours are charged 50% to 100% of the service cost. Late arrivals may have their service shortened, and frequent rescheduling may prevent future bookings. A lash bath for deep cleaning carries a $10 fee.

The salon accepts fills from other lash artists, though differences in mapping, length and placement can add time to match the lashes. For a visit to count as a fill, at least 50% of the extensions must be replaced; otherwise it is charged at full set price. The business is registered with NOVA Lash and Xtreme Lashes, LLC, and says it performs all services to high ethical, safety and cleanliness standards. The site notes that Illinois requires lash artists to be licensed as an aesthetician or cosmetologist.

Built around enhancing natural beauty, using medical-grade adhesives and products, and a stated commitment to high ethical, safety and cleanliness standards.