GUIDE
Classic or volume lashes?
One of the most common questions before the first appointment: how full should the set be? This comparison helps you find your way – and we make the final decision together at the consultation.
What does “D” mean?
The number shows how many extension fibres are placed on one natural lash. 1D means one, 3D a fan of three fine fibres, and 5-6D a dense fan of very fine fibres. The higher the number, the fuller the effect – and the longer the application takes.
Comparison
| Technique | Look | Recommended for | Application time | New set |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1D classic | Natural, mascara-like | First set, subtle look | 1:30 h | 20,500 HUF |
| 2D | Slightly fuller | A little more definition | 1:45 h | 20,500 HUF |
| 3D | Full yet light | Filling out sparse lashes | 1:45 – 2 h | 21,500 HUF |
| 4D | Bold, dense | Those who want striking lashes | 2:15 h | 23,000 HUF |
| 5-6D volume | Very full, “made-up” | The fullest look possible | 2:30 h | 24,500 HUF |
What to consider
- Your natural lashes: their thickness and strength determine how much weight they can carry. Volume fans are made of very fine fibres, so even a full set stays light – but I always adapt the technique to your lashes.
- Your lifestyle: if a natural look matters most, 1-2D is a good start. If you love bold make-up, 4D or 5-6D will be your set.
- Your eye shape: the choice of curl and length can visually open or elongate your eyes.
- The length rule: with any technique an extension can be at most about 30% longer than your natural lash.
Can’t decide?
For a first set many people find 2-3D the best choice: striking but not overdone – and afterwards it is easy to decide whether the next set should be more natural or fuller. The technique can also be changed at a refill. Prices and application details: eyelash extensions.