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Naahi · Mobile lash artist · Las VegasThe lash salon comes to you.
Lash extensions at home, from Henderson to Summerlin to the Strip. Seven days, 6am to 8pm. Sets from $140, and a $25 deposit holds your time.
Pick your set and a time that suits you.
I am Naahi. I text you when I am outside, and you can text me first with any question. You pay only the $25 deposit online, at the last step, and it comes off what you owe. My first open day is Monday, October 5, and you can book it now.
Loved the service, it was so convenient & slayed my lashes 10/10Krystal C., via Instagram
Your details
So I can send you the confirmation email, message you the day before about parking and how to get in, and text you when I am outside.
When and where
Pick your date and time, and tell me where to meet you. The first open day is Monday, October 5.
Confirm and pay the deposit
The deposit now, the balance when I get there.
The $25 deposit comes off your total, and it is not refundable. Cash, Zelle or card for the balance when I arrive. Canceling inside 24 hours costs $20.
Reschedule with a day's notice and the deposit moves with you.
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Secure checkout through Stripe, with card, Apple Pay or Google Pay. As soon as the deposit goes through you get a confirmation email from me with the day, the time and your address, and the day before I message you about parking and how to get in.
The whole salon fits in my car.
I am Naahi. Here is exactly what happens when I get there.
Trolley · Bed · Case · Light · Linen · Supplies
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I text you when I am outside.
The day before, I message you about parking and how to get in, and on the day I text you when I am outside. No app, no front desk, no waiting room.
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I set up the bed.
Bed, lighting, supplies. All I need is a quiet spot and an outlet. The disposable things that touch you are opened fresh for you and thrown away after.
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You close your eyes.
An hour and a half for a Classic, three for a Mega Volume. Eyes shut the whole time. Most people fall asleep, honestly.
An hour and a half to three hours
This is what you see in the mirror after.
Real sets, shot on a phone, no filter on any of them. Tap one to see it bigger.
Loved the service, it was so convenient & slayed my lashes 10/10Krystal C., via Instagram More of my work, and new sets as I finish them, are on Instagram.
One set, one month.
A few lashes shed every day along with your own. Here is how that plays out, and why a fill costs more the longer you wait.
- Set dayI come to you. An hour and a half to three hours, eyes shut. Keep them dry for the first 24 hours.
- Weeks 1 and 2A few shed every day along with your own lashes. That is normal.
- Weeks 2 and 3A fill puts back what shed. The longer you wait, the more there is to rebuild, so it costs more.
- Past 3 weeksToo little left to build on, so it is a new set.
Two things worth knowing before you book.
The deposit holds your time.
It is a $25 deposit, and it comes off your total. Book a Classic at $140 and you pay $25 deposit now and $115 when I get there.
If your day changes, tell me more than 24 hours ahead and I will move you to another slot for free. The deposit moves with you.
Inside 24 hours I cannot fill the spot, so there is a $20 fee. The $25 deposit itself is not refundable, and that is what lets me hold one slot for one person instead of taking three names for the same hour.
The popular slots go first.
There is no waitlist behind the calendar, so the times you see are every time I have. Thursdays and Fridays fill first. If a time is not in the list, I cannot make it that day, and what is left on the calendar is real and it is yours if you want it.
Things people ask before they book.
What if I have sensitive eyes or allergies?
Text me before you book and I set up a patch test at least a day before your appointment. It takes about ten minutes, then you wait 24 hours to see how your eyes react.
Will they ruin my natural lashes?
Not if they are applied and looked after properly. Each extension, or each fan, goes on one natural lash, never across several stuck together, and it sheds when that lash sheds. What damages lashes is picking at them, sleeping face down on them, and cheap glue. That is why I do the aftercare walkthrough before I leave.
How is this different from clusters?
Clusters are made to come off. Most people get a day or a few days out of them, some about a week, and then they go back on at the mirror. An extension set is bonded lash by lash. Each extension, or each fan, goes on one natural lash and sheds when that lash sheds, so you wake up with lashes and skip the curler, the mascara and the nightly clean-up. The part clusters get right, doing it at home on your own time, is how I work: I come to you.
Do I need to tidy up first?
No. You do not need to tidy up or get anything ready beyond a quiet spot for the bed and clean, makeup-free lashes. I text you when I am outside.
Do you really come to my home?
Yes, that is the whole point. I have lashed people in bedrooms, living rooms, hotel rooms and one kitchen. Wherever you are comfortable putting your feet up for a couple of hours.
What if I have never had lash extensions before?
You are in the right place. Before I start I talk it through with you: your eye shape, your lifestyle, the look you are after. Then I walk you through the aftercare. A Classic set is a good place to start if you want something natural.
How do you keep everything clean?
The disposable things that touch you are opened fresh for you and thrown away after. Fresh linen on the bed for each appointment, and I sanitize between clients. Professional lash adhesive, and a patch test first if you want one.
Can you fill a set someone else did?
No. Fills are only for sets I did. If another artist did your set, I take it off first and you get a new set from me. Book a new set and tell me in the notes, so I plan the time for it.
How do I get them off?
You can let them grow out on their own, or text me and I will take them off with a gel remover. It takes about twenty minutes. The one thing I would ask is that you do not pull them off yourself, because that takes your own lashes with them.
How long do they last?
The extensions last four to six weeks with proper aftercare, falling out as your own lashes shed. To keep a set looking full you need a fill every two to three weeks, and past three weeks there is usually too little left to build on, so it is a new set. If you want, I book your next fill with you before I leave.
How much of the city do you cover?
All of Las Vegas: Summerlin, Henderson, Spring Valley, North Las Vegas and the Strip. There is no travel fee inside the Las Vegas valley. If you are outside the main valley, text me and we will work it out.
What do I need at my place?
A quiet spot with room for the bed and for me to sit at the head of it, and an outlet. I bring everything else, including the light.
How do I pay the rest?
You pay me the balance when I get there. Cash, Zelle, or card through Tap to Pay on my phone. The $25 deposit is the only thing you pay online.
What happens after I pay?
You get a confirmation email from me with the day, the time and your address. The day before, I message you about parking and how to get in, and on the day I text you when I am outside.
What do I need to do before you arrive?
Have clean lashes when I get there: no makeup and no oils. It is the one part I cannot do for you, and if there is anything on the lashes the extensions will not hold, so we would have to move you to another day. Wearing a set from another artist is fine: book a new set, tell me in the notes, and I take the old one off first. A wash the night before is usually all it takes.
What happens straight after?
No water or steam on them for 24 hours, and nothing oil based near your eyes after that. There are seven more things worth knowing and the full list takes a minute to read.
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