Classic vs Hybrid vs Volume Lashes

Classic is the original technique. I isolate one natural lash and attach one extension to it. The result is a clean, even, defined lash line that looks like you are wearing a good mascara, only without the clumps and the nightly removal.
Classic is a great choice if this is your first set, if you want the most natural look, or if you simply like a neat and simple result. I match the thickness and length of every extension to your natural lash, so the set never feels heavy.
The trade-off is fullness. Because each natural lash carries only one extension, any gaps between your own lashes stay visible. If you want a denser look, hybrid or volume will give you more.

A hybrid set mixes classic extensions with handmade volume fans in the same set. The classic lashes give definition and structure, and the fans add softness, texture and fullness. The look is natural at first glance, but fuller and more polished than classic alone.
Natural hybrid sets are my specialty. I love how they look like your own lashes on a good day, only denser. Hybrid works well if you want to look rested and put-together every day, without the very dramatic effect of full volume.
I can also adjust the balance: more classic for a lighter, cleaner look, or more fans for extra fullness toward the outer corners.

For volume lashes, I build a fan from several ultra-fine extensions by hand and attach it to a single natural lash. Because each extension in the fan is much thinner than a classic one, the set looks dense and fluffy without adding much weight to your natural lash.

Volume is a good fit if your natural lashes are sparse or short and you want visible density, or if you simply love a bold, dramatic look. Hand-making each fan takes skill and time, so a volume appointment usually takes longer than a classic one.
Color is separate from style. Any of the three can be done in classic black or in my signature Espresso and Soft Chocolate Brown shades for a softer, warmer effect.