Eyelash enhancement is a semi-permanent cosmetic procedure where pigment is deposited between the lashes to create the illusion of fuller, darker lashes without looking like eyeliner. It gives a natural, "barely-there" look compared to the more defined line of permanent eyeliner. The procedure enhances the lash line, making the lashes appear thicker and more lush.

Most clients report minimal discomfort during the eyelash enhancement procedure. A topical anesthetic is applied to the eyelid area to numb it before the procedure starts. Some individuals might feel a slight stinging or tingling sensation, but with the numbing cream, the procedure is generally well-tolerated.

The healing process for eyelash enhancement typically takes about 7-10 days. During this period, it's essential to avoid rubbing the eyes, wearing eye makeup, and exposing the area to water or steam. Some mild swelling and redness are normal right after the procedure, but these symptoms usually subside within a couple of days. For aftercare, clients are often advised to apply a specific ointment provided by the technician and to avoid sun exposure, which can cause the pigment to fade faster.