The Complete Guide to Eyelash Extensions in Perth

Styles, Aftercare, Pricing, and How to Choose the Right Salon

Welcome to the most comprehensive resource on eyelash extensions in Perth — written by Paola Yit, founder of Posh Deluxe Salon in Mount Pleasant, and the team of award-winning lash artists who have spent over a decade refining their craft.

Whether you’re researching extensions for the first time, deciding between styles, planning aftercare for a tropical holiday, or comparing salons before booking — this guide covers everything. We’ve drawn on years of client conversations, thousands of appointments, and our complete library of published guides to bring you a single, definitive resource.

Take your time. Use the table of contents below to jump straight to what matters to you. And when you’re ready, book your free consultation — we’d love to meet you.

TABLE OF CONTENTS

1. What Are Eyelash Extensions?

Eyelash extensions are individual, semi-permanent fibres carefully bonded to your natural lashes using a medical-grade adhesive. Each extension is hand-placed by a trained lash artist using fine tweezers, one at a time, to enhance your natural lash line — adding length, density, definition, or all three.

Unlike strip lashes (which are applied as a single band) or magnetic lashes (which sit on top of your lash line), professional eyelash extensions are applied to your individual natural lashes and stay in place through your natural lash growth cycle — typically 6 to 8 weeks.

A short history

Eyelash extensions in their modern form emerged from Japan and Korea in the early 2000s, then spread globally through the late 2000s and 2010s. The technology has come a long way: today’s extensions use ultra-fine synthetic fibres, advanced cyanoacrylate adhesives, and refined application techniques that allow for completely natural-looking enhancement — or all-out dramatic glamour, depending on what you choose.

What makes professional extensions different from at-home lash products

Three things separate professional eyelash extensions from anything you can buy and apply yourself:

  • The adhesive. Professional-grade lash adhesive is fundamentally different from strip lash glue. It bonds individual extensions to individual natural lashes with precision and longevity that consumer products cannot match. For more on this, see What is a Lash Tech and Why Certified Lash Technicians Matter.
  • The technique. Professional lash artistry takes years to learn. Proper isolation, mapping, weight selection, and curl matching require both training and experience. Read Lash Tech vs Lash Artist: What’s the Difference and Why It Matters for why this distinction matters.
  • The result. Done well, professional extensions look like your own lashes, just better — soft, lifted, naturally defined. Done badly, they look heavy, fake, or worse, cause damage to your natural lashes.

For an honest overview of pros and cons before you book, see The Pros and Cons of Eyelash Extensions.

2. The Full Posh Deluxe Lash Menu: Every Style Explained

At Posh Deluxe, we offer the complete range of lash extension styles. The right one for you depends on your natural lashes, eye shape, lifestyle, and the look you want. Here’s the full menu, from softest to most dramatic.

Natural lash extensions

A general term for Classic or light Volume work designed for a soft, “no makeup makeup” look. Great for clients who want enhancement without anyone realising they’ve done anything at all. See What Are Natural Lash Extensions for the full breakdown.

2D lashes

Two ultra-fine extensions fanned together and bonded to each natural lash. Gives a soft fullness that’s still very natural. Beautifully suited to clients with fine or sparse natural lashes who want a touch more density.

3D lashes

Three ultra-fine extensions per natural lash, fanned to create a more visible volume effect. The “starting drama” point for many clients.

For the difference between 2D and 3D, see our 2D vs 3D Lashes guide.

4D lashes

Four extensions per natural lash, fanned for noticeable fullness. Posh Deluxe’s signature “Deluxe Volume” sets often sit at the 4D mark — a polished, “always done” look without going full glam. Read What Are 4D Lashes: Your Guide to Fuller, Fluffier Deluxe Volume for the deep dive.

Russian lashes / Russian Volume

A term originating from the application technique developed in Russia — typically refers to handmade fans of 3D to 8D used to create dense, defined fullness. See What Are Russian Eyelash Extensions: The Secret to Fuller, Fluffier Lashes in Perth for everything to know.

Volume lashes (general)

A category covering anything from 2D to 6D — fanned extensions bonded to each natural lash for soft to bold fullness. For the complete overview, see Everything You Need to Know About Volume Lash Extensions and What Options Do Perth Salons Offer for Volume Lash Extensions.

For help choosing within the volume spectrum, see From 2D to Mega: Which Volume Lash Style Is Right for Your Perth Lifestyle.

Mega Volume lashes

The pinnacle of lash artistry. Ultra-fine extensions (typically 0.03 to 0.05 mm) fanned in groups of 7 to 16+, creating the densest possible lash line. Dramatic, defined, photo-ready. See What Are Mega Volume Lashes: The Ultimate Guide to High-Impact Glamour.

Wispy lashes (Kim K style)

Textured length and feathered tips that mimic the popular “Kim K” lash look. Beautifully suited to clients who want a bold, defined eye with on-trend wispiness. See What Are Wispy Lashes: A Complete Guide for Perth Lash Clients.

Hybrid lashes

A blend of Classic and Volume techniques — Classic individual lashes mixed throughout with Volume fans. The result is textured, slightly fluffy, and softer than pure Volume sets. See From the Beach to the Bar: Why Hybrid Lashes Suit the Perth Lifestyle for why hybrid is so popular in Perth.

For a comparison of hybrid against wispy, see Wispy Lashes vs Hybrid: Which Style Should You Book at Posh Deluxe.

Brown lash extensions

Natural-toned extensions instead of the standard black. Especially flattering for fair skin, blonde or red hair, mature clients embracing grey, and anyone who wants softer definition. See The No-Makeup Look: Why Brown Eyelash Extensions Are Perth’s Secret to Subtle Beauty.

A complete style overview

For our full menu in one place, see A Posh Guide to the Types of Eyelash Extension Styles.

3. How to Choose the Right Lash Style for Your Eye Shape, Lifestyle, and Age

This is the single most important decision in lash extensions — and the one most clients underestimate. The same set of lashes can look beautiful on one person and slightly off on another, simply because of how it interacts with their eye shape and face.

Mapping for your eye shape

Lash mapping is the practice of designing different curl, length, and density across the lash line to flatter your specific eye shape. The same lashes applied uniformly across every client would never look right — mapping is what turns an extension set into actual artistry.

For the full breakdown of how mapping works for different eye shapes, see Why Eye Shape and Lash Extensions Must Work Together.

We map differently for:

  • Almond eyes: The most flexible shape — most styles flatter
  • Round eyes: Lengthen at the outer corners for an elongating effect
  • Hooded eyes: Shorter length and a stronger curl to lift the visible lash line
  • Monolid eyes: Carefully balanced curl for definition without “disappearing”
  • Deep-set eyes: Curled extensions to bring lashes forward and frame the eye
  • Downturned eyes: Lifted outer-corner mapping to brighten the eye shape

For a more specific guide on small eyes, see Which Eyelash Extensions Are Best for Small Eyes.

Selecting length based on your lifestyle

How long your extensions should be depends on more than just preference — your lifestyle affects everything from comfort to retention. See Glasses, Gym or Glam: Selecting Lash Length Based on Your Lifestyle for the full guide.

A few quick principles:

  • Glasses wearers: Avoid lengths that brush against lenses (typically max 11–12 mm at the centre)
  • Gym regulars and runners: Lighter, slightly shorter sets last longer through sweat
  • Office workers / minimal makeup: Classic or Natural style suits the daily polish
  • Event-focused / nightlife: Wispy or Mega Volume reads beautifully in photos
  • Mums and busy lives: A balanced 2D-3D Volume set looks polished with minimal maintenance

Style by age

Lash extensions are appropriate at every age — but the style that flatters changes:

  • In your 20s and 30s: The full menu suits, with retention generally excellent
  • In your 40s: Lighter weights start to feel more flattering; eye shape may begin softening
  • In your 50s and beyond: Soft, lighter, shorter sets in brown or black work best. 
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For mature clients curious about extensions versus false lashes, see Should a 60-Year-Old Woman Wear False Eyelashes.

Style for short or sparse natural lashes

If your natural lashes are short, extensions are absolutely still an option — with the right technique. See Small Lashes, Big Impact: Can You Put Lash Extensions on Short Lashes for the full answer.

4. The Application Process: What to Expect at Your First Appointment

Your first lash extension appointment lasts between 1.5 and 3 hours, depending on the style you choose. Here’s exactly what happens, from the moment you walk in.

Step 1: Consultation (15–20 minutes)

Every appointment begins with an honest conversation about:

  • Your natural lashes, eye shape, and lifestyle
  • The style you’re considering and what suits you
  • Any sensitivities, eye conditions, or medications
  • Your daily routine and aftercare commitment
  • Inspiration photos you’ve brought

For everything to bring and disclose, see How to Prep for Your First Lash Appointment: A Complete First-Timer’s Guide and How to Prepare for Your Eyelash Extension Appointment.

Step 2: Cleansing your lashes

We thoroughly cleanse your natural lashes with a lash-safe foam to remove any oil, makeup, or skincare residue. This is critical for adhesive bonding.

Step 3: Under-eye patch placement

Sterile gel patches are placed under your eyes to protect your lower lashes during the procedure. They also feel beautifully cooling.

Step 4: Mapping

Your lash artist draws out the planned shape and lengths on the patches — the blueprint for your set.

Step 5: Application

This is the longest part of the appointment. With your eyes gently closed, your artist isolates each natural lash and bonds an extension (or fan, for Volume) using precise tweezers and quality adhesive. Most clients fall asleep during this part — and we encourage it.

For a comprehensive procedural breakdown, see Eyelash Extension Procedure 101: What to Expect and How to Prepare and First Time Getting Lashes: A Beginner’s Guide to Lash Extension Techniques.

The “lash nap”

Many clients are nervous about keeping their eyes closed for an extended period. Our complete guide How to Keep Eyes Closed During Lash Extensions: A Guide to the Perfect Lash Nap walks you through how we make this as comfortable as possible.

Step 6: Final cure and Superbonder

We apply a Superbonder Shield treatment to accelerate adhesive curing — so your lashes are water-safe within hours, not 24-48.

Step 7: Brush, photos, and aftercare guidance

Your lashes are brushed into their final shape, you sit up and see the result, and we walk you through aftercare in detail.

The most common new-client questions

For honest answers to the questions most first-time clients don’t think to ask, see What I Wish I Knew Before Getting Eyelash Extensions.

Mapping for your eye shape

Lash mapping is the practice of designing different curl, length, and density across the lash line to flatter your specific eye shape. The same lashes applied uniformly across every client would never look right — mapping is what turns an extension set into actual artistry.

For the full breakdown of how mapping works for different eye shapes, see 

5. Full Set vs Infills vs Half Set

The lash extension lifecycle involves three distinct appointment types.

Full set

Your initial appointment where every natural lash receives an extension. Takes 1.5 to 3 hours and produces your most beautiful, dense set.

Infills (also called fills)

Maintenance appointments every 2 to 3 weeks where we replace extensions that have naturally shed with your lash cycle. Takes 60 to 90 minutes. For the complete explanation, see What Is an Eyelash Extension Fill: An Expert Guide to Perfect Lashes.

For when exactly to book your infill, see Shedding vs Falling Out: When to Get Eyelash Refills.

Half set

Extensions applied only to part of the lash line — typically the outer corners — for a subtle “cat eye” enhancement at lower cost. Suited to clients new to extensions who want to test the experience or to clients who only want lift at the outer corner. See Half Set Lash Extensions vs Full Set: Which One Should You Choose for the full comparison.

Mapping for your eye shape

Lash mapping is the practice of designing different curl, length, and density across the lash line to flatter your specific eye shape. The same lashes applied uniformly across every client would never look right — mapping is what turns an extension set into actual artistry.

For the full breakdown of how mapping works for different eye shapes, see 

6. Aftercare and Retention: How to Make Your Lashes Last Longer

This is the single highest-ROI section in this entire guide. The aftercare you do at home determines how long your extensions last more than any other factor — including which salon you visit. Get this right and you can stretch infills from 2 weeks to 4 weeks, dramatically reducing your maintenance investment.

The daily 90-second routine

Every morning (or evening):

  1. Wet your lashes with cool water
  2. Apply lash foam cleanser to a clean fingertip
  3. Massage gently through lashes for 20 seconds
  4. Rinse thoroughly with cool water
  5. Pat dry — never rub
  6. Brush with a clean spoolie once dry

That’s it. Less than 90 seconds. The most important habit in lash extension care.

For our comprehensive aftercare guide, see Expert Tips on How to Look After Your Eyelash Extensions and How to Have Good Lash Retention.

Habits that sabotage retention

These are the silent retention killers most clients don’t realise they’re doing:

  • Oil-based skincare or makeup remover near the lash line
  • Sleeping on your face
  • Rubbing your eyes (the temptation is real)
  • Mascara on top of extensions
  • Skipping daily cleansing
  • Hot showers with water directly on the face

For the full breakdown, see Why Your Lashes Are Falling Out: 5 Habits That Sabotage Your Retention and Tips to Make Your Eyelash Extensions Last Longer.

Seasonal aftercare

Perth’s climate puts unique pressure on lash extensions — particularly the brutal summer heat and humidity. Our Summer Aftercare Guide for Perth Eyelash Extensions covers exactly how to adapt your routine for the warmest months.

Travel and holiday lashes

Tropical destinations, swimming, sunscreen, and humidity all challenge lash retention. For everything you need to know before your next trip — Bali, Europe, Japan, anywhere — see Lash Extensions on Holiday: A Perth Salon’s Guide to Travel-Proof Lashes.

7. Common Concerns: Shedding, Red Eyes, and Lash Health

A few experiences cause anxiety in new lash clients that are actually completely normal. Here’s how to know what’s normal and what isn’t.

Mild redness after your appointment

Brief redness or watering after your first appointment is normal and usually resolves within 24–48 hours. It comes from the adhesive curing fumes and extended eye closure during the appointment, not from anything dangerous. For when it’s normal and when to call us, see Red Eyes After Lash Extensions: Is It Normal and What Should You Do.

Daily lash shedding

Your natural lashes have a 60–90 day growth cycle. Every day, some lashes shed naturally — with extensions attached, this is suddenly visible. Don’t panic. For the difference between normal shedding and concerning fallout, see Shedding vs Falling Out: When to Get Eyelash Refills.

Your natural lashes underneath

Many clients worry about whether their natural lashes are healthy under extensions. Done properly, lash extensions don’t damage your natural lashes — and many clients find their natural lashes are actually healthier after years of extensions (because they’ve stopped using mascara and started cleansing daily). For the honest breakdown, see Why Your Lashes Are Falling Out.

8. Lash Extensions Across Life Stages and Lifestyles

Lash extensions adapt to every season of life. Here are the lifestyle-specific guides we’ve published.

For first-timers

If you’ve never had extensions, start here: How to Prep for Your First Lash Appointment and What I Wish I Knew Before Getting Eyelash Extensions.

For brides and event clients

For wedding day lashes specifically, see Lashes for Your Big Day: Why a Full Set Is an Event Essential.

For comprehensive bridal timeline planning across all services (lashes, brows, PMU), our Complete Bridal Beauty Timeline walks you through every appointment from 12 months out to the wedding morning.

For contact lens wearers

A common concern. See The Lash & Lens Guide: Can You Wear Contacts While Getting Eyelash Extensions for the full answer.

For men

Lash extensions for men are increasingly popular — done subtly, they enhance the eye without anyone noticing. See Lash Extensions for Men: Natural Enhancements Without the Overdone Look.

For mature clients

Lash extensions absolutely suit clients in their 50s, 60s, and beyond — with the right style. See our Eyelash Extensions Over 50 guide for the complete approach to mature lash beauty.

For glasses wearers, gym-goers, and varied lifestyles

Different lifestyles need different lash strategies. See Glasses, Gym or Glam: Selecting Lash Length Based on Your Lifestyle.

For travellers and holidaymakers

If you’re flying anywhere, see Lash Extensions on Holiday: A Perth Salon’s Guide to Travel-Proof Lashes.

9. Eyelash Extensions vs Alternatives: Lash Lifts, False Lashes, and Mascara

Lash extensions aren’t always the right answer. Here’s an honest comparison with the alternatives — written specifically to help you choose the option that genuinely suits you, not just whichever brings us business.

Extensions vs lash lift

A lash lift uses your natural lashes — gently curled and tinted for a soft, lifted look that lasts 6 to 8 weeks. No adhesive, no infills, no daily routine. For complete details, see The Difference Between Lash Lift and Lash Extensions: Which Will Give You Perfect Lashes and explore our Keratin Lash Lift service page.

For more on the lash lift specifically, see The Beautiful Benefits of Keratin Lash Lift, The Key Difference Between Lash Lift and Keratin Lash Lift, and Korean Lash Lift vs Keratin Lash Lift: Which One Is Right for You.

Extensions vs false lashes

False lashes (strip lashes) are applied as a single band for one wear, then removed. Cheap and accessible — but never as fine, comfortable, or natural-looking as individual extensions. See Lash Extension vs False Lashes: Which Beautiful Lash Option Is Right for You for the full breakdown.

Extensions vs mascara

The everyday alternative most clients have already lived with. Quick comparison:

  • Mascara: Cheap, needs daily application, smudges, transfers, has to be removed
  • Extensions: Investment cost, lasts 2–4 weeks per fill, never smudges, no removal needed

For most clients who try extensions, going back to mascara feels like a downgrade.

10. Safety, Allergies, and Sensitivity

Lash extensions are very safe when applied by a properly trained artist using quality products. But “very safe” isn’t “zero risk” — and you deserve to know the full picture before booking.

The reality of allergic reactions

True allergic reactions affect well below 1% of properly applied lash extensions. The most common allergen is cyanoacrylate (the main adhesive bonding agent), but carbon black colouring and certain preservatives can also cause sensitivity. For everything to know about prevention and what to do if you react, see our full guide on the service page.

Patch testing

If you have multiple existing allergies, sensitive eyes, eczema, or a history of cosmetic reactions, a patch test is the simplest prevention strategy. At Posh Deluxe, we always offer free patch tests for any client who wants extra reassurance.

Contact lens wearers

You can absolutely have extensions if you wear contact lenses — see The Lash & Lens Guide for the full guidance.

After eye surgery

If you’ve had cataract surgery, LASIK, or another eye procedure, wait 4–6 weeks (with your surgeon’s clearance) before booking extensions.

Pregnancy and breastfeeding

Eyelash extensions are generally safe throughout pregnancy and breastfeeding. The adhesive doesn’t enter your bloodstream. Discuss any concerns with your obstetrician — and tell us at booking so we can adjust positioning after 20 weeks.

The importance of a licensed artist

The biggest safety factor isn’t pregnancy or eye conditions — it’s the artist applying your lashes. Untrained operators, consumer-grade strip lash glue used in place of professional adhesive, and unsanitary salons cause far more issues than the extensions themselves. See What Is a Lash Tech and Why Certified Lash Technicians Matter for what to look for in a properly trained artist.

Mapping for your eye shape

Lash mapping is the practice of designing different curl, length, and density across the lash line to flatter your specific eye shape. The same lashes applied uniformly across every client would never look right — mapping is what turns an extension set into actual artistry.

For the full breakdown of how mapping works for different eye shapes, see 

11. Pricing in Perth and How Often You'll Need Infills

Let’s talk about transparent pricing.

Full set pricing in Perth (2026)

Quality eyelash extension sets in Perth typically range from:

  • Classic: $150 to $200
  • 2D-3D Volume: $180 to $240
  • 4D-6D Deluxe Volume: $220 to $280
  • Wispy / Kim K: $240 to $300
  • Mega Volume: $260 to $320
  • Half set: $90 to $130

These ranges assume an experienced, trained artist using professional-grade products. If you’re seeing $80–$120 full sets in Perth, please be cautious — that pricing usually indicates rushed application, lower-quality adhesive, or operators without proper training.

Infill pricing

Infills are priced based on how much time they take and how much has shed:

  • 2-week infill: $80 to $120
  • 3-week infill: $100 to $140
  • 4-week infill (close to a full set): $130 to $170

We always quote your specific pricing at consultation.

How often you’ll need infills

Most clients book infills every 2 to 3 weeks. Some clients with excellent retention can stretch to 4 weeks. Mature clients often hold extensions longer (3–4 weeks). The variability comes down to:

  • Your natural lash growth cycle
  • Your daily aftercare routine
  • Your skincare habits (oil-based products shorten retention)
  • Your sleeping position
  • Climate and season
  • Hormonal cycles

Annual investment

Realistically, ongoing lash extensions cost between $2,000 and $4,000 per year depending on style and infill frequency. For many clients, this is the most valuable beauty investment they make.

12. Why Choose Posh Deluxe Salon Mount Pleasant

We’ve built our reputation as one of Perth’s most trusted lash studios — and we’ve done it deliberately, with a clear philosophy about how lash extensions should be done.

What sets us apart

  • 50+ industry awards across lash and beauty competitions
  • Founded and led by award-winning lash artist Paola Yit, who personally trained every artist in the studio
  • Lash retention specialty — we use our own German-formulated retention products (Superbonder Shield, Wrap Perfecto)
  • Premium European-sourced extensions in every weight, length, and curl
  • Free in-salon consultations before any booking
  • Free patch tests for clients with any sensitivity concerns
  • Sensitive-formula adhesives available for reactive eyes
  • Honest pre-treatment advice — including telling you when an alternative service (lash lift, no service at all) would suit you better
  • A calm, intimate studio designed for genuine relaxation — many clients fall asleep
  • 4.9 star Google rating from 94+ verified reviews
  • 5.0 star Fresha rating from 348+ verified reviews

Where we are

Posh Deluxe Salon is at G1, 893 Canning Highway, Mount Pleasant WA 6153 — on the ground floor of The Precinct building, just past the Reynolds Road intersection. Free on-site parking, easy access from Canning Highway, and a 2-minute walk from the nearest Transperth bus stop.

Easy drives from:

  • Mount Pleasant: 2–5 minutes
  • Applecross: 4 minutes via Canning Highway
  • Booragoon: 5 minutes via Karel Avenue
  • South Perth: 8 minutes via Canning Highway
  • Como, Bull Creek, Ardross: about 10 minutes
  • Perth CBD: about 15 minutes via the Causeway

Our team

Our award-winning lash artistry team — led by Paola Yit and supported by senior artists Mae, Nataliia, and Lelya — brings together decades of combined experience, international competition wins, and an artistic eye for tailored design.

Our promise

Every appointment includes a free consultation, honest style recommendation, premium products, sensitive-skin options on request, comprehensive aftercare guidance, and direct contact access to your artist for the week after your appointment. We treat your lashes the way we’d treat our own.

13. Frequently Asked Questions

How long do eyelash extensions last?

A full set looks beautiful for 2 to 4 weeks before needing an infill. The extensions themselves can stay attached for the full 6–8 week lash cycle, but they thin out as your natural lashes shed. Most clients book infills every 2 to 3 weeks.

Will extensions damage my natural lashes?

No — when applied correctly by a trained artist using the right weight and length for your natural lashes. The risk of damage comes from poorly applied extensions (too heavy, poor isolation) or aggressive at-home removal. For more, see our What I Wish I Knew Before Getting Eyelash Extensions guide.

Can I wear mascara with extensions?

We strongly recommend against it. The extensions replace mascara entirely. Adding mascara causes buildup, requires removal that disrupts the bond, and dramatically shortens retention.

Can I swim, shower, and exercise with extensions?

Yes — after the first 4 to 6 hours, you can do all these normally. We apply a Superbonder Shield at every appointment that accelerates adhesive curing for quick water safety. For holiday-specific guidance, see Lash Extensions on Holiday.

How long does the first appointment take?

Anywhere from 1.5 to 3 hours, depending on the style and density. Classic sets are quickest; Mega Volume takes longest because every fan is hand-made.

Will it hurt?

Not at all. The most common feedback we get is “it was so relaxing I fell asleep.”

How do I know which style to choose?

Bring inspiration photos to your consultation. We’ll assess your natural lashes and eye shape, then honestly recommend the style that will suit you best — sometimes it’s the one you walked in wanting, sometimes it’s a slightly different choice we know will look better on you.

Can I take a break from extensions?

Yes, anytime. Your natural lashes return to normal within one growth cycle (about 60 days) once you stop. We can professionally remove your remaining extensions in 15–20 minutes if you don’t want to wait for the natural shed.

Are extensions safe during pregnancy?

Yes, eyelash extensions are generally safe throughout pregnancy. Tell us you’re pregnant at booking so we can plan accordingly (especially for positioning after 20 weeks). We don’t perform extensions in the first trimester for clients with morning sickness — the adhesive smell can worsen nausea.

Are extensions safe if I have sensitive eyes?

Most clients with sensitive eyes do beautifully with extensions, using a sensitive-formula adhesive and adjusted technique. We always offer free patch tests for clients with reactive eyes or any history of cosmetic sensitivity.

Can I wear contacts while getting extensions?

You’ll need to remove contacts before the appointment — wear glasses on the day, or bring your contact case and solution. After the appointment, you can wear contacts as normal once your eyes feel comfortable (usually the same day). See The Lash & Lens Guide for full details.

What if I want to change my style at my next infill?

Easy — just tell us. We can transition between styles at any infill, gradually shifting density, length, or curl. Many clients evolve through styles as they get comfortable.

Can I get extensions if I’ve had cataract surgery?

Wait at least 4–6 weeks after surgery with your ophthalmologist’s clearance, then absolutely yes.

Do you offer a consultation before I book?

Always — and it’s free. Every new client at Posh Deluxe is welcome to a free in-salon consultation before committing to an appointment. Bring your questions, your inspiration photos, and your honest concerns. We’ll walk through everything.

What’s the difference between booking with you and a cheaper lash salon?

We’ve covered this throughout this guide, but the short version: trained artists, premium products, individual lash isolation, sensitive-skin options, free patch tests, honest pre-treatment advice, comprehensive aftercare, and direct artist access during healing. The price difference between Posh Deluxe and a budget salon is usually small. The difference in result, safety, and retention is significant.

Ready to Find Your Perfect Lashes?

If you’ve read this far, you’re clearly thinking seriously about eyelash extensions — and we’d love to be the salon you choose.

At Posh Deluxe Salon, we’ve spent years building something genuinely special: a Mount Pleasant studio where every client feels heard, every set is tailored, and every appointment is treated with the care it deserves. We’re not the cheapest in Perth. We’re not trying to be. We’re trying to be the salon you stay with for years.

If you’ve never had extensions before, please come in for a free consultation. We’ll talk through your concerns, look at your natural lashes, recommend a style that genuinely suits you, and answer every question you have. No pressure to book. No hard sell. Just an honest conversation.

If you’re already a lash extension client thinking about switching salons, we’d love to welcome you too. Many of our most loyal regulars are women who came to us after disappointing experiences elsewhere — and the change is usually obvious from their first appointment.

Book your free lash consultation at Posh Deluxe Salon

Location: G1, 893 Canning Highway, Mount Pleasant WA 6153

Phone: 08 9222 7500

Email: salon@poshdeluxe.com.au

Hours: Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday, Saturday — 9 AM to 5 PM (by appointment only)

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