LASHCAT

LASHCAT is located in Suite 26 at 19031 33rd Ave W in Lynnwood. It is open Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and Friday from 10 AM to 6 PM and Saturday from 9:30 AM to 3:30 PM, and it is closed Wednesday and Sunday.

Lash extension work centers on the Feline Full Set, priced at $300 and taking about 150 minutes. It is built to order for density, advanced styling, and color, texture, or decal details. New clients booking a full set pay a $25 deposit. Feline Custom Fills start at $160 and take about 90 minutes or more, with three options. A regular fill requires at least 50% lash retention; if retention is lower, an extended custom fill must be booked instead. Bottom lash extensions are $50 and take 20 minutes. Lash Removal ($40, 35 minutes) takes off remaining extensions without harming natural lashes. An Allergy Test applies about 10 to 12 classic lashes to both eyes as a patch test over 40 minutes, and the studio recommends it at least a week before a full set.

Lash Lifts are a perm for natural lashes with no extensions, starting at $110 and taking about 60 minutes or more. A tint can be added for a mascara-like effect. Brow services include Brow Wax ($20, 20 minutes), Brow Tint + Shape ($50, 45 minutes, with waxing for shaping and a tint on natural brow hairs, which the business says lasts about 3 to 5 days), and Brow Lamination (starting at $110, about 60 minutes or more, two options). The business says lamination results last about 4 to 5 weeks when the aftercare routine is followed. The Purrfect Skin Reset is a 20-minute express skin service starting at $50.

The salon runs private training at several tiers. Day One costs $500 and runs 180 minutes, with a $250 deposit, and has trainees watch a full day of live client appointments. Day Two costs $1,000 and runs 270 minutes, with a $250 deposit. It covers lash theory and practice on mannequins, and includes a training kit, a manual, a certificate of completion and ongoing mentorship. Day Two is taught for learning alone and does not count as a Washington State-approved licensing course. People who already hold an active esthetician or cosmetologist license may work on a live model during it. Lash Lift Training costs $500 and runs 150 minutes, with a $250 deposit for new clients, and teaches a Korean lash lift and tint. In that class, unlicensed people and students enrolled in a Washington State program may only observe the instructor.

A $30 late fee applies. Cancellations made within 24 hours, including same-day cancellations, are charged the full service fee, and that fee must be paid before another appointment can be booked.

Lash looks are tailored to each client, ranging from soft and natural to bold and detailed, and training is hands-on, covering skills, techniques and industry tips.