— Pure Lash · Mountain View
From a soft, natural Classic set to a dense 6D Volume look — every lash mapping is tailored to your eye shape, lifestyle and the way you actually wake up. Designed to enhance, never overwhelm.
Not sure which lash style fits? The style guide below breaks down Classic, Hybrid, Volume and Lash Lift. Local to the area? See everything for eyelash extensions in Mountain View.
Lash Technician
4 years of lash experience
Heather specializes in eyelash extensions and loves creating styles tailored to each client's unique eyes and preferences. She designs lashes that enhance natural beauty while maintaining lash health — whether you want a natural, elegant look or a bold, dramatic one, every set is custom-mapped to suit your features and lifestyle.
To Heather, lash artistry is about personalized beauty and attention to detail — and making sure every client feels confident and polished.
— Choosing a style
Classic, Hybrid, Volume, 6D or a Lash Lift — the right answer depends on your natural lashes and how much drama you want. Here's the honest breakdown most first-timers wish they'd had before their first set.
Natural, mascara-like
One extension bonded to one isolated natural lash. The most undetectable set — people notice you look rested, not 'done'.
Best for: First-timers, sparse-but-healthy lashes, anyone who wants a no-makeup look.
Wispy, textured, fuller
A mix of Classic singles and lightweight Volume fans. Our most-requested set because it flatters almost everyone.
Best for: Most eye shapes — the all-rounder. Fills small gaps without going dramatic.
Dense, dramatic, editorial
Hand-made 6D fans for maximum fullness. Heather checks your natural lashes can support the weight before booking.
Best for: Bold looks, photoshoots and events — when natural lashes can carry the weight.
Your own lashes, lifted
No fibers added — a keratin treatment that curls your own lashes upward for 6–8 weeks. The healthiest option.
Best for: Good natural length, low-maintenance routines, adhesive-reactive clients, recovery periods.
Styled, statement mapping
A styled map built around your eye shape — Fairy, Manga, Thai, Sunflower or Camellia — never an off-the-shelf template.
Best for: Spiky 'manga' lashes, wispy 'fairy' gaps, or a fully custom designer pattern.
Curls
C-curl — soft, open lift for lashes that already curl. CC / D-curl — more dramatic lift for straight or downward-pointing lashes. Heather picks the curl that holds your look without fighting your natural lash direction.
Lengths
Fibers run 8–14 mm, graduated across the lash line — shorter at the inner corner, longest over the outer third for a lifted, wide-awake eye. Anything more than ~2 mm past your natural lash starts to read as "stuck-on," so we map for balance, not just length.
Still deciding? Heather maps the final style with you at intake. If you're booking locally, the eyelash extensions Mountain View page walks through what a session actually feels like — or pair lashes with a gel manicure in the same visit.
— Price list
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Custom-mapped to your eye shape and styled to your taste.
— Make it last
Most "my lashes didn't last" stories come down to a few habits — here's what Heather, four years of experience in the chair, tells every new client.
Eyes closed the whole time — most people fall asleep.
Each extension sheds with the natural lash it rides.
At 2 and 3 weeks — published before you book.
Across 170+ Google reviews in Mountain View.
Pair lashes with a gel manicure or a scalp treatment in one visit, see recent sets in the gallery, or book on the reservation page.
— Lash questions
Choosing a style, how long they last, natural-lash health, mascara, aftercare and timing.
Classic ($159) is one fiber per lash, the most natural finish; Hybrid ($199) mixes singles and handmade fans for soft fullness and flatters most eyes; 6D Volume ($219) is dense and dramatic. Unsure? Most first-timers are happiest with Hybrid. Heather confirms the right one against your own lashes before she starts.
A lash lift ($129) curls your own natural lashes with a keratin solution — no fibers added, and it lasts 6–8 weeks. It's the best pick if your lashes have good length but you want lift without the upkeep, or you're taking a break from a full set.
Each extension stays on the natural lash it's bonded to and sheds when that lash naturally sheds, over a 6–8 week cycle. To keep the line full, most people refill every 2 to 3 weeks — $79 at two weeks, $99 at three.
Not when they're applied one-to-one at the right weight and removed properly. Damage comes from fibers that are too heavy, cluster glue-downs, or picking sets off. We isolate every lash and use the lightest fiber that delivers the look. Adhesives can irritate sensitive eyes — the FDA covers the basics, and a free patch test sorts it out before a full set.
You won't need to — a good set already looks like mascara. For a one-off event, use a water-based, extension-safe mascara on the tips only. Oil-based and waterproof formulas dissolve the adhesive, so skip those.
Cleanse daily with a water-based lash wash (diluted baby shampoo works fine), brush with a spoolie, sleep on satin, and keep oils off the lash line. That's most of retention right there.
Plan on about 75 to 90 minutes for a full set, depending on density; refills run 45 to 60 minutes. You'll lie back with your eyes closed the whole time — most people fall asleep.
Pair lashes with a fresh Gel-X set.
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