Brushing upper lashes onto the lift rod at a bathroom mirror

Lash Lift & Perm Kit — Salon Curl, Done At Home

$39.99
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Brushing upper lashes onto the lift rod at a bathroom mirror
  • Brushing upper lashes onto the lift rod at a bathroom mirror
  • Working lotion onto the lashes with a micro applicator at the mirror
  • Close up of lifted lashes, no mascara
  • Brushing upper lashes onto the lift rod at a bathroom mirror
  • Working lotion onto the lashes with a micro applicator at the mirror
  • Close up of lifted lashes, no mascara
Lash Lift & Perm Kit — Salon Curl, Done At Home

Lash Lift & Perm Kit — Salon Curl, Done At Home

$39.99
Salon lash lift$70–120every single visit
vs
This kit$39.9910–12 applications

A lash lift is a perm. That is the whole technology — a solution that softens the bond in the lash, a silicone rod that decides the shape, a second solution that sets it. Salons charge $70–120 to do it in forty minutes. The chemistry does not cost that.

10–12Applications
6–8 wksTypical hold
$3.33Per application
5 sizesSilicone rods
Ships from our US warehouse
Free USPS — typically 2–7 days
30-day returns, unopened
Patch test guide included

See it done

The whole process, start to finish

Our own creative — a brand demo, not a customer review. We haven't shipped enough kits to have real customer footage yet, and we're not going to fake it.

The four steps, in order
What's actually in the box

The maths

Six weeks, and then you book again

A lift lasts as long as the lash does. Yours fall out and regrow on a six-to-eight week cycle, which is exactly why the salon appointment is a standing one.

Salon lift$70–120 a visit, roughly eight times a year. That is $560–960 annually to keep the same look running.
Extensions$150–250 to set, then $60–90 every two to three weeks in fills. The most expensive way to solve this.
This kitTen to twelve applications in one box. Enough to cover more than a year of lifts, done on your own bathroom counter.

The routine

How it works

1
Rod, then glue the lashes to itClean, dry, product-free lashes. Pick the rod size for the length you have (five included), sit it on the lid, and comb the lashes up onto it with the adhesive. This step is most of the job — if the lashes are crooked here, they set crooked.
2
Lifting lotion, 10 minutesThe solution that softens the bond so the lash will take a new shape. Time it. Do not eyeball it.
3
Setting lotion, 10 minutesLocks the new shape in. Wipe fully clean between the two steps or the result goes patchy.
4
Nourishing lotion, then off the rodConditions the lash after processing, then the adhesive releases with the remover and the rod lifts away.

Suitability

Who this does not work for

A lift changes the direction of the lash you already have. It cannot add one. If your lashes are very short or very sparse, a lift will not read as much of anything.

Works best onMedium to long lashes that grow straight out or point down. That downward growth is what makes the change obvious.
Skip it ifYour lashes are very short or sparse, already curl upward, or you are wearing extensions. Remove extensions and wait two weeks first.
Do not use ifYou are pregnant or breastfeeding, have an eye infection, conjunctivitis, a stye, recent eye surgery, or a known reaction to perm solutions. Ask a professional first.

Before and after

The part that decides whether it works

Most bad at-home lifts are not bad chemistry. They are a skipped patch test, a rushed timer, or water on day one. This is the whole protocol.

Before you start

Prep — begins 48 hours ahead

  • Patch test 48 hours before. A dot of the lifting lotion behind the ear or on the inner elbow. Redness, itching or swelling means do not proceed. This is not optional and it is not a formality.
  • No extensions. Take them off and give the natural lash two weeks before you perm it.
  • Strip every trace of oil. No mascara, no oil cleanser, no eye cream on the day. Residue blocks the solution and you get a patchy lift.
  • Wait 48 hours after tinting — and never tint and lift in the same session. Two chemical processes back to back is how lashes snap.
  • Set a real timer and do one eye at a time your first go. Good light, a mirror you can get close to, and no rush.

After you finish

Aftercare — first 24–48 hours matter most

  • No water for 24 hours. No shower spray on the face, no swimming, no crying at anything. The bond is still settling.
  • No steam, sauna or hot yoga for 48 hours. Heat and moisture drop the curl.
  • No mascara or eye makeup for 24 hours, and skip waterproof formulas after that — removing them takes more rubbing than the lift will survive.
  • Keep oils off the lash line. Oil cleansers and rich eye creams break the curl down faster than anything else.
  • Try not to sleep face-down. A pressed lash sets bent, and it stays bent until it grows out.
  • Wait 6–8 weeks before the next one. Perming sooner than that is the single fastest way to wreck your lashes. There is no version of this that is safe to rush.
If it stings, stop

Mild warmth is normal. Stinging, burning or watering that does not settle is not — remove the solution immediately with water, take the rods off, and stop. If irritation continues past a few hours, or your vision is affected at all, see a doctor. Nothing about a lash lift is worth an eye injury.

Timeline

What six weeks actually looks like

Day 0
Straight out of the rodsThe curl looks sharper than the final result, and slightly startling. It relaxes within a day. Do not panic and do not try to fix it.
Day 2
It settlesThis is the look you actually bought. Water and makeup are fine again from here.
Week 4
The curl starts droppingNot evenly — the lashes that were oldest on day 0 shed first, so it goes patchy before it goes flat.
Week 6–8
Time to do it againThe lash cycle has turned over. Anything sooner is perming lashes that have already been permed once.

Reviews

We don't have any yet

Aurenne is new

We could fill this space with five-star quotes and a "verified buyer" badge. Plenty of stores in this category do exactly that. We'd rather say it plainly: we haven't shipped enough of these to have honest reviews yet, so there are none here. When there are, they'll come from real orders.

Until then the 30-day unopened return is the thing protecting you, not a testimonial.

Risk

Check first, then open it

UNOPENED RETURNS · 30 DAYS · 30DAYS
30 days to change your mind — while it's sealed

Read the suitability guidance and the patch test instructions before you break the seal. If it isn't for you, send it back unopened within 30 days for a full refund. Once opened, cosmetic solutions can't be resold, so they're final sale. Anything that arrives damaged or faulty is replaced regardless.

FAQ

Questions

Is this safe to do on myself?

It's designed for it, but it is a chemical process next to your eye, and that deserves respect. Patch test 48 hours ahead, keep every solution off the eyeball itself, follow the timings exactly, and stop immediately if anything stings. If you're nervous, do one eye first.

Does it include tint?

No. This is lift and perm only. We sell a brow tint separately, and we do not sell a lash tint at all — the reasoning is on that product page.

How long does one kit last?

Ten to twelve applications, so roughly a year and a half of lifts at the correct 6–8 week spacing. Solutions have a shelf life once opened — check the dates on the bottles.

What if I hate the curl?

You wait. There's no reversing a lift and no re-perming it flat — trying to correct it chemically is how people lose lashes. It relaxes over four to six weeks and grows out entirely by eight.

Can I use it on my lower lashes?

No. Don't. The rods and the timings are designed for the upper lash line, and working that close under the eye with a perm solution is not a risk worth taking.

How fast does it ship?

This one ships from a US warehouse, not overseas. Orders are prepared in 1–3 business days and go out via USPS, typically arriving 2–7 days after that. Free shipping, full tracking. It's the fastest thing we sell — our other kits ship internationally and take longer.

What's in the box?

Lifting lotion, setting lotion, nourishing lotion, adhesive, silicone rods in five sizes, micro brushes, a Y-comb, tweezers and the instruction guide. You'll want a mirror you can get close to and a timer.

The same chemistry. Not the same $90.

Free USPS shipping from our US warehouse · Typically 2–7 days · 30-day returns on unopened orders

Get The Kit
Salon and extension prices shown are typical North American market rates for comparison, not our own former prices.
Video on this page is Aurenne brand creative featuring a paid or generated presenter — it is a demonstration, not a customer testimonial.
Patch test 48 hours before every application. Discontinue immediately if irritation occurs and seek medical advice if it persists or affects your vision.
For use on upper lashes only. Not for use on eyebrows, lower lashes, or by anyone under 16. Do not use if pregnant, breastfeeding, or if you have any eye infection or recent eye surgery.
This is a cosmetic product and is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease. Results vary with lash length, thickness and growth direction.
Unopened kits may be returned within 30 days of delivery. Opened kits are final sale. Faulty or damaged items are replaced. This does not affect your statutory rights. Ships from our US warehouse via USPS; delivery estimates are typical, not guaranteed.

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