our story

made to sit alongside your salon treatments.

Lavish began in Melbourne as The Lavish Lash Lounge, and the first question our customers ask is still the same: can I use this with my lash extensions?

  • water-based · aqua is the first ingredient
The lash illusion tube beside drops of its clear gel on a rose ground
  • water-based
  • no oils or alcohol
  • prostaglandin-free
  • safe with salon treatments

the first question

can I use it with my extensions?

Extensions mean a salon visit every few weeks. So lash illusion has no oils, no alcohol and no prostaglandins, and it will not break down extension adhesive. Water is the first ingredient on the label.

see lash illusion
The lash illusion applicator drawn along the lash line, close up on warm skin

the second question

and with my brow lamination?

Yes. brow illusion is the same water-based formula, made for brows. It sits alongside brow lamination, tints and brow tattoos, and it was made with over-plucked brows in mind.

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A woman in a black hijab drawing the brow illusion applicator through her brows

the lash lifter

one video, eleven million views.

In October 2023 a TikTok of the lash lifter was watched more than eleven million times, and Professional Beauty wrote about it. It lifts at the root with a silicone pad, and no heat.

see the lash lifter
The lash lifter standing on a stone ground beside a piece of plaster

for salons

stocked by hundreds of salons.

Salons stock lash illusion because it works alongside the treatments they already do. Run a salon? We would love to hear from you.

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A woman holding the lash illusion serum and mascara wands at her lashes