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Lash artist suite setup: what the room actually needs
A practical checklist for lash artists setting up a private salon suite: lighting, ventilation, bed, storage, sink, and sound, plus how Suites C and D fit.
ReadFor lash and brow artists
A calm, lamp-lit suite in Crofton for lash and brow work.
Suites C and D are calm, lamp-lit rooms on the lower level, with a bed for long lash sets, ventilation that keeps adhesive fumes in your room, and a thermostat you set yourself. From $279 a week, with everything included.
The work
What lash and brow work needs from a room.
Lash and brow work is close, slow, and precise. You spend hours bent over a client a few inches from her face, so the room has to be calm for her and comfortable for you. Adhesive is fussy about temperature, fumes need somewhere to go, and brow mapping falls apart under bad light.
A shared salon floor works against all of that: hair dryers, chatter, a thermostat set for someone else, and overhead light you cannot dim. We built the lower-level rooms so you can control every one of those things yourself, behind your own door, with nobody walking through. Your clients book you for the result, but they come back for how relaxed they felt on the bed, and a quiet room is a big part of that.
Which suite fits
Suites C and D, on the lower level.
A full set can keep a client on the bed for two hours. Most of them fall asleep, and you want them to. The lower-level rooms are quiet, away from street noise, and reached through a separate lower-level entrance, so nobody wanders past your door mid-set.
At 90 sq ft, each room fits a bed, your stool, a lash trolley, and a brow station without crowding. They are single-practitioner rooms, and the restroom is shared between the two treatment suites only.
90 sq ftLower level
Suite C
- Quiet, private treatment room
- Sink with built-in cabinets
- Restroom shared with one suite only
- Separate lower-level entrance
- Esthetics bed provided
- Your own thermostat
90 sq ftLower level
Suite D
- Quiet, private treatment room
- Sink with built-in cabinets
- Restroom shared with one suite only
- Separate lower-level entrance
- Esthetics bed provided
- Your own thermostat
What the room has
Built in before you move in.
Everything below comes with the suite, from $279 a week with utilities, WiFi, parking, and 24/7 access included. Rates vary by suite, so ask us for the exact number.
A lamp-lit, calm room
No windows and no street noise, so you control the light completely: dim for the client, bright on the lash line. CRI 90+ lighting keeps brow tint and lamination true.
Adhesive-friendly ventilation
Fresh-air ventilation and your own HVAC, so adhesive and tint fumes are not shared with the suite next door. You set the thermostat to the range your adhesive likes.
A bed provided
The esthetics bed we provide works as a lash bed. Add your own pillow and lash lamp and the room is ready.
Sink with cabinets
A sink with built-in cabinets for tweezers, trays, and supplies, so cleanup between clients is quick.
Questions
What lash and brow artists ask us.
More answers on the full FAQ page.
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