9 listings · 7 cities
Lash and brow artists are specialists rather than all-rounders: classic, hybrid and volume lash extensions, lash lifts, brow lamination, threading, henna and tinting, and, for those with the extra training, microblading and powder brows. Almost all are independent, working from a home studio or a rented room, and the precision work means most stay in one place rather than travelling — though lifts, tints and threading are often available as mobile appointments.
9 lash and brow artists currently offer lash and brow treatments in the UK, all identity-verified. Listed prices run from £15 to £380, with a 60-minute appointment typically around £53. Appointments are listed at 15, 30, 45, 60 or 120 minutes. 9 treat clients at their own studio and 4 offer mobile appointments to your home, hotel or office. Availability is spread across Didsbury, Edgbaston, Gosforth and Headingley. Besides English, languages spoken here include Urdu, Arabic and Dutch.
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Soho, London
Classic, hybrid and volume lashes in a rented room above a Soho hair salon
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Roath, Cardiff
Hybrid and volume lashes and brow lamination in a Roath home studio
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Edgbaston, Birmingham
Henna brows, threading and lash lifts, mobile across the West Midlands for bridal parties
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Headingley, Leeds
Natural classic and hybrid lash sets, evenings and Saturdays
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Gosforth, Newcastle
Lash extensions at her Gosforth studio; lifts and tints also mobile
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Stockbridge, Edinburgh
Microblading, lamination and tints in a Stockbridge basement studio
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Paddington, London
Threading, henna brows and lamination, at her studio or at yours
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Didsbury, Manchester
Lash lifts, brow lamination and tints from a Didsbury home studio, mobile on Sundays
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Knightsbridge, London
Microblading and powder brows by appointment, six-week top-up included
Each profile shows the treatments, the area, the price for a full set and for infills, and how long each appointment takes. A full set of extensions can take two hours, so the price list is the quickest way to compare like with like.
A patch test 24 to 48 hours before your first lash or tint appointment is a sign of good practice, not an inconvenience. Artists declare their training — VTCT or ITEC lash and brow qualifications, brand certificates, Level 4 permanent make-up for microblading — and, where the law requires it, the council registration or special treatment licence for skin-piercing work. The verified badge means we have seen that evidence.
What the lash and brow artists listed here currently offer. Each links to the treatment guide and to every listing offering it.
Yes. A reputable artist will ask for a patch test 24 to 48 hours before your first appointment, and again if the products change. Lash adhesive and tints are the most common causes of reactions, and the test is how they are caught early.
Microblading breaks the skin, so in most of England and Wales the artist and the premises — including a home studio — must be registered with the local council for skin piercing, and in London the borough licenses it as a special treatment. Ask to see the certificate; it is usually on display.
Extensions shed with your natural lash cycle, so most people book an infill every two to three weeks. A lash lift lasts six to eight weeks and needs no maintenance. Your artist will tell you which suits your natural lashes better.
Listed prices run from £15 to £380, depending on the treatment length and on whether you go to them or they come to you. A 60-minute appointment typically costs around £53.
Yes. 4 of the 9 lash and brow artists offering lash and brow treatments in the UK offer mobile appointments, and 9 treat clients at their own studio. Some offer both.
Lash and brow artists are currently listing in Didsbury, Edgbaston, Gosforth, Headingley, Knightsbridge and Paddington.
