Lashout Studio

Lashout Studio was established in 2019 by its owner, Patty, who is also the studio's lash specialist. The studio focuses only on lash extensions and lash lifts, and it works by appointment only, with no walk-ins. Bookings are made by phone or text.

Every first visit begins with an in-person consultation before any service starts. New clients are screened for sensitivities to the adhesive, and a spot check is done if there is any uncertainty. Tools are sealed in sterilized bags and opened in front of the client before the appointment begins.

Lash extensions come in three styles: classic, with a single extension bonded to each natural lash; volume, built from a hand-fanned bundle of very light extensions; and hybrid, which mixes the two methods along the lash line. A first visit runs about 1.5 hours, with the first 10 minutes spent on a consultation. Fills take up to an hour when rebooked within two weeks. Once more than two weeks have passed, the old extensions come off and a complete new set goes on, booked as a fresh appointment that takes about 90 minutes.

The lash lift menu includes a standard lift, which takes up to an hour including consultation, a lift with tint in the same visit, and the Korean lash lift. The Korean lift uses a multi-step timed process designed for fine, straight or resistant lashes and an ammonia-free formula. It takes up to two hours and the studio says it holds for seven to eight weeks. The studio also says it is one of the few in the San Fernando Valley offering the Korean lift. If a standard lift does not hold within the first 24 hours, it is redone at no charge when the studio is notified within that window.

The studio serves professionals, executives, busy mothers and seniors who want a gentler approach. It reports a 5.0 rating on Google from 48 reviews. Clients with an active eye infection such as conjunctivitis, a stye or blepharitis are asked to wait until it has fully cleared before booking.

Careful, consultation-first work: each client is screened for adhesive sensitivity, and the studio says so when a requested look is unlikely to suit a client's natural lashes or eye shape before service begins.