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Classic Lash Fill (60 min)
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Classic Lash Fill (60 min) at Central Oasis in Northeast Portland is $55 and takes about 60 minutes (listed in Square as 60 Minute Classic Lashes). The recommended appointment time for a 2 week refresh on your lashes. Request a time, and Desiree confirms it. Your appointment details come once she has.
How much is a 60‑minute classic lash fill and how long does it take?
- Price
- $55
- Time
- 60 min
- Category
- Lash Extensions
- Where
- Northeast Portland
Which length should I book?
Desiree recommends 60 minutes for a refresh about two weeks after your last appointment. It can be booked without a set already on. Central Oasis fills sets done at other studios. Book the fill that fits the time since your last appointment, whoever did your set. Classic lashes: 30 minutes $35, 60 minutes $55 and 90 minutes $105. A brand-new classic full set is $150.
The appointment
What happens in a 60‑minute classic fill?
The 60 minutes
The hour replaces the singles a classic set has shed by two weeks, one to one, and evens the line again. Any extensions that have grown out come off first.
Beside the other lengths
At $55 for 60 minutes, it is $20 more than the 30‑minute fill, $50 less than the 90‑minute fill and $95 less than a new classic full set.
The classic look
One extension on each natural lash: crisp, separated and defined, like a clean coat of mascara. It can only be as full as your own lash line, which is why every shed lash shows.
- Why a fill about every two weeks keeps a set full:
Humans typically lose and replace between 1 and 4 eyelashes daily.
Sullivan DA, da Costa AX, Del Duca E, et al. The Ocular Surface, 2023 · doi:10.1016/j.jtos.2023.04.005
Prep and aftercare
How do I prepare for a 60‑minute classic lash fill?
- Come with clean lashes: no mascara, eyeliner or eye makeup.
- Skip oil-based cleansers, eye creams and makeup removers that day. Oil weakens lash adhesive, and a clean lash line helps your set last.
- Don't curl your lashes beforehand; straight, natural lashes are easier to separate and the set sits more evenly.
- If your eyes get sensitive or you've reacted to lash glue before, call or text Desiree and ask about a patch test 24 to 48 hours ahead.
- If you wear contact lenses, bring your case; most people are more comfortable without them.
- You'll lie back with your eyes closed for about 60 minutes, so wear something comfortable, and skip a big coffee right before if caffeine makes you jittery.
- Arrive a few minutes early so you can settle in.
What aftercare does a 60‑minute classic lash fill need?
- Keep your lashes dry for the first 24 hours so the adhesive can fully set.
- Use oil-free cleansers and makeup removers around your eyes; oil breaks down adhesive.
- Brush your lashes gently each morning with a clean spoolie.
- Sleep on your back or side when you can, so the set stays even.
- Book your next fill for about two weeks out to keep your set full.
Questions first? Call (971) 205‑2402 or see all aftercare.
From the Lash Diaries
- How often should I get a lash fill?Book a lash fill about every two weeks, or a longer fill at two to three weeks. Desiree's menu guidance and the lash growth science behind it.
- Classic, hybrid or volume lashes: which should I get?Classic is one extension per lash, hybrid mixes singles and fans, volume uses fans for a fuller look. How to choose by the look you want, plus length tips.