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Hybrid Lash Fill (60 min)
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Hybrid Lash Fill (60 min) at Central Oasis in Northeast Portland is $65 and takes about 60 minutes (listed in Square as 60 Minute Hybrid Lash Extensions). 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 hybrid lash fill and how long does it take?
- Price
- $65
- 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. Hybrid lashes: 30 minutes $40, 60 minutes $65 and 90 minutes $110. A brand-new hybrid full set is $170.
The appointment
What happens in a 60‑minute hybrid fill?
The 60 minutes
The hour replaces the singles and fans a hybrid set has shed by two weeks and brings the blend back. At two weeks the fans still hide most gaps, but the singles show where lashes have shed.
Beside the other lengths
At $65 for 60 minutes, it is $25 more than the 30‑minute fill, $45 less than the 90‑minute fill and $105 less than a new hybrid full set.
The hybrid look
Singles mixed with small fans, the blend her menu calls natural lashes and volume fluff. Each fill rebuilds both parts, so the texture stays the one you picked.
- 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 hybrid 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 hybrid 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.