A lash lift in Denver costs $75 to $145, and the median appointment with a tint added comes to $110. Extensions are a different market: a classic full set runs $175 to $220, and volume sets reach $350.
This guide compares twelve studios on what they charge, what the price includes and who each one genuinely suits. Some do lifts only, some do extensions only, and four publish no lash price at all. Every figure was read off the studio's own booking page on 17 September 2026.
How this guide was put together
Eclipse Beauty Lounge is a brow and lash studio in Denver's Sunnyside neighborhood, near Highland and LoHi, and we publish this guide. We do lash lifts and we do not do extensions, so half of this list is work we send elsewhere. That is the honest reason to trust the other half.
- Prices, appointment lengths and inclusions came from each studio's live booking page on 17 September 2026. Salon prices move, so confirm before booking.
- Ratings are from Google and Yelp on the same date. The two platforms disagree more than you would expect, so where both exist we show both.
- Nobody paid to appear, there are no affiliate links, and we do not link out to the studios.
- Instead of ranking one studio first, each gets the category it actually wins.
The short version
| If you want | Go to | Price |
|---|---|---|
| A lift and tint for the least money | Eclipse Beauty Lounge | $70 |
| A Korean lash lift from a specialist | NARD Lash Co. | $90, tint $20 more |
| To compare lift types side by side | Birch & Willow Beauty Co. | $100 to $155 |
| Your first set of extensions | Lashology | $220, consultation included |
| The lowest intro price on a full set | Deka Lash Cherry Creek | from $129.99 |
| Evening and weekend availability | Wax & Lash | $90 lift, $110 with tint |
| A lift added to a facial | Alchemy Face Bar | $75 lift, $100 with tint |
Twelve Denver lash studios
Eclipse Beauty Lounge
HighlandOur own studio, so check the numbers rather than the adjectives. The Korean lash lift is $70 for 90 minutes with the tint included, against a Denver median of $110 for a lift with tint. Of the studios that name a Korean lash lift on their own menu, the others charge $90 to $155. The lift works the whole lash shaft rather than just the base, which suits straight or stubborn lashes, and a patch test is free for first-timers. We do not do extensions.
- Korean lash lift and tint: $70, 90 min
- Tint: included, not an add-on
- Patch test: free, 10 min
- Reviews: Google 5.0 (16)
NARD Lash Co.
Cherry Creek NorthA solo artist in a Sola suite whose entire positioning is the Korean keratin lift, described as a soften-first, shape-second method. The booking page warns the appointment can take up to two hours because nothing is rushed, which is unusual honesty about scheduling. Extensions are available too, from $200 for a classic set.
- Korean lash lift: $90
- With tint: $110
- Classic full set: $200
- Reviews: Google 5.0 (30)
Birch & Willow Beauty Co.
Highland, inside NurtureThe only Denver menu we found that prices standard, keratin and Korean lifts as three separate services, so you can see exactly what each upgrade costs. It claims the keratin lift adds roughly 30 percent thickness and length by your fourth session. Extensions run from $190 classic to $350 mega volume. Open four days a week, and the parking notes on the site are genuinely useful.
- Standard lift: $100, with tint $120
- Keratin lift: $125, with tint $145
- Korean lift: $135, with tint $155
- Reviews: Google 5.0 (18), Yelp 5.0 (7)
Lashology
Highland, Wheeler BlockNew client sets include the consultation rather than selling it separately, which is the right way to start extensions if you have never had them. Ten years in business with the deepest review history of the lash-led studios here, and Affirm payment plans on every set. The lash lift is $90, or $105 with tint, and there is a lift and brow lamination bundle at $195.
- Lift and tint: $105, 60 min
- Lift only: $90, 45 min
- New client classic set: $220, 2 hr
- Reviews: Google 4.7 (148), Yelp 4.7 (207)
Wax & Lash
BerkeleyAround 1,900 Google reviews and a second studio in Central Park, so appointments are easy to get and you can add waxing in the same visit. The lift is $90 and the tint is $20 more. No Korean or keratin claim on the lash lift page, so treat it as a standard lift.
- Lash lift: $90
- With tint: $110
- In business: 10+ years
- Reviews: Google 4.9 (1,900), Yelp 4.7 (366)
Alchemy Face Bar
Berkeley, Tennyson StThe cheapest standalone lift we verified at $75, with the tint at $25 more, inside a face bar that also does brows and skin. Three Denver locations makes rebooking easy. No extensions, and no keratin or Korean claim.
- Lash lift: $75
- With tint: $100
- Locations: three
- Reviews: Google 4.9 (315)
Deka Lash Cherry Creek
Cherry CreekA franchise with membership pricing, an app and daily hours, which is the practical choice if you need evenings and weekends. First full sets start at $129.99 as an intro offer, and lifts start at $94.99. Classic and volume are not broken out on the price page, so confirm what your set includes.
- Full set: from $129.99 intro
- Lash lift: from $94.99
- Refills: from $72.50
- Reviews: Google 4.8 (728)
21 Zen Lash Studio
Cherry Creek, BelcaroA single-room studio that sells the lift only as a lift and tint at $130, with fills priced by how many weeks since your last visit, which rewards keeping a regular schedule. It ranks first on Yelp's Denver Korean lash lift list, though its own menu does not name a Korean lift, so ask before you book on that basis.
- Lift and tint: $130
- Classic full set: $195
- Volume full set: $225
- Reviews: Google 4.8 (18), Yelp 4.9 (37)
Lala Beauty Bar
Capitol HillA solo artist near downtown offering lashes, brow lamination, spray tan, dermaplaning and microneedling, so it suits stacking several things into one appointment. The lift and tint is $130 for 90 minutes. Deposits are required on extension sets, which is worth knowing before you book.
- Lift and tint: $130, 90 min
- Classic full set: $200
- Volume full set: $250
- Reviews: Google 4.9 (44)
Pur Artistry LoHi
LoHiSells the YUMI lift, a keratin-infused brand treatment, at $145 as a new client introductory price, inside a Japanese head spa. It is the most expensive lift in this guide, and the draw is the brand and the setting rather than the lift itself. Brow lamination is $100.
- YUMI lash lift: $145, 60 min, intro price
- Lash tint: $30
- Reviews: Google 4.9 (465)
Lash BLVD
LoHiExtensions only, with the cheapest published volume full set in this guide at $220 and half sets for a first try. It also sells supplies and runs lash training. No lash lift price is published, and the LoHi street address is not on the site, so confirm the location when you book.
- Classic full set: $175
- Volume full set: $220
- Touch-ups: from $75
- Address: not published
Amazing Lash Studio
Cherry CreekA membership chain open until 8pm six days a week, which no independent studio here matches. It describes a deep conditioning keratin treatment with its lift and says results last 4 to 6 weeks. Prices are not published, so you will need to call.
- Price: not published
- Hours: to 8pm, Mon to Sat
- Reviews: Google 4.1 (303)
What lashes actually cost in Denver
Across the studios that publish a price, a lash lift on its own runs $75 to $145, with most clustered around $90. Add a tint and the range becomes $100 to $155, with a median of $110. A tint is almost always a $20 to $25 add-on rather than part of the price.
Extensions are the bigger commitment. Classic full sets run $175 to $220, hybrid sets $205 to $265, and volume sets $220 to $350, before fills. Fills are typically priced by how many weeks have passed, so a studio that charges $75 at two weeks may charge $135 at four. If you are pricing extensions, compare the fill schedule rather than the headline set price, because that is what you pay every month.
One caution on reviews. Google and Yelp disagree at almost every studio on this list, sometimes by half a star in either direction, and Yelp counts are far smaller. Read the recent reviews rather than the average.
Six questions to ask before you book
- Lift or extensions? A lift reshapes the lashes you have and needs no upkeep between appointments. Extensions add length and volume and need fills every two to four weeks.
- Is the tint included? At most Denver studios it is $20 to $25 extra. Compare the lift-and-tint price, not the lift price.
- Which lift is it? Standard, keratin and Korean lifts are different services at different prices. Only a couple of Denver studios price them separately, so ask which one you are getting.
- Is a patch test offered? If you have never had a lift or tint, ask for one. Most Denver lash studios publish no patch test policy at all.
- How long is the appointment? Lifts here range from 45 to 120 minutes for a similar price, which tells you how much care is built in.
- What do fills cost at four weeks? For extensions this is the real monthly number, and it varies more than the full set price does.
Frequently asked questions
How much does a lash lift cost in Denver?
A lash lift alone runs $75 to $145, with most Denver studios around $90. With a tint added the range is $100 to $155 and the median is $110, because the tint is usually a $20 to $25 add-on. Eclipse Beauty Lounge charges $70 with the tint included.
What is a Korean lash lift and who offers one in Denver?
A Korean lash lift lifts the lash along its whole shaft from root to tip rather than mainly at the base, which suits straight or stubborn lashes. Denver studios that name it on their own menus include NARD Lash Co. at $90, Birch and Willow at $135 and Eclipse Beauty Lounge at $70 with tint included.
How long does a lash lift last?
About six to eight weeks, which is one natural lash growth cycle. The tint usually fades before the curl relaxes. Keep lashes dry for the first 24 to 48 hours and avoid oil-based cleansers, which dissolve the lift.
Is a lash lift better than extensions?
They solve different problems. A lash lift costs less, needs no maintenance and uses your own lashes, so it suits people who want a low-effort result. Extensions add length and density that a lift cannot, and cost $175 to $350 for a full set plus fills every two to four weeks.
How much are eyelash extensions in Denver?
Classic full sets run $175 to $220, hybrid $205 to $265, and volume $220 to $350. Fills are usually priced by how long since your last visit, from about $70 at two weeks to $150 or more at four.
Do I need a patch test before a lash lift?
It is strongly recommended for a first lift or tint, and it has to be done far enough in advance to show a reaction. Most Denver lash studios publish no patch test policy, so ask. Eclipse offers a free ten-minute patch test.