88 per cent match — Excellent match
- Lashes — $25
- 9.2 km away in Launceston
- Lashes $25
- Brows $14
Lash studios in Launceston
We list 8 lash technicians across Launceston, prices start between $14 and $100, and all of them are appointment-only.
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Lash studios in Launceston, at a glance
Extensions range from classic — one extension per natural lash — through to mega volume. More is not automatically better: your natural lashes can only carry so much weight.
- Prices from
- $14–$100
- Open past 7pm
- 6 of 8
What to look for
- A full set that takes under 90 minutes is being rushed.
- Ask what weight and length they are using on your natural lashes.
- Budget for fills every two to three weeks, otherwise the set looks patchy.
- A lash lift is the low-maintenance alternative and lasts six to eight weeks.
8 places in and around Launceston
Ordered by how well each one fits a typical lash technician request here — not by advertising spend, and not purely by rating.
Searching from Launceston
88 per cent match — Excellent match
- Lashes — $30
- 2 reviews mention lashes
- 8.9 km away in Launceston
“Mikayla and Erika do nice natural looking lashes and Erika does a very nice massage.”
- Lashes $30
- Brows $20
84 per cent match — Strong match
- Lashes — $100
- 9.1 km away in Launceston
- Lashes $100
- Brows $450
74 per cent match — Strong match
- Lashes — $25
- 1825.7 km from Launceston
- Lashes $25
- Brows $20
49 per cent match — Worth considering
- 10.2 km away in Launceston
- Brows $39
49 per cent match — Worth considering
- 9.1 km away in Launceston
- Brows $59
48 per cent match — Worth considering
- 7.3 km away in Invermay
- Brows $21
46 per cent match — Worth considering
- 9.2 km away in Launceston
- Brows $44.99
Common questions
- How much do lash extensions cost?
- A classic full set typically costs $130 to $170 and a volume set $180 to $240. Fills are usually $90 to $120 and are needed every two to three weeks.
- Do extensions damage your lashes?
- Applied correctly at an appropriate weight, they should not. Damage generally comes from extensions that are too heavy, from picking at them, or from leaving a set on too long without maintenance.