How we build our listings

Where our salon data comes from, how we decide a salon offers lash lifts, how prices are read, and how to correct a listing.

Lash Studio Finder lists 8,590 salons in 2,752 US cities. A salon is only listed if we could confirm that it offers lash lifts, lash extensions or both. Salons where we couldn’t confirm either are left out entirely.

What each status means

✓ Lash liftConfirmed. Lash lifts appear on the salon’s own website or service menu (7,808 salons), on the menu of the chain it belongs to (234), or in the business name itself (34). Each listing says which, and website findings show a short quote.

✓ Lash lift (confirmed by the salon)The salon owner or manager told us through our listing form that lash lifts are offered. We mark these listings as confirmed by the salon rather than quoting their website.

✓ Lift & tintThe salon’s menu lists a lash lift and tint price, or the text we found mentions a tint alongside the lift.

✓ Lash extensionsConfirmed on the salon’s own website (7,028 salons). We quote the text we found.

Not listed on their websiteShown for a single service on a salon’s page, for example the lash lift row of a salon that only lists extensions. It means we didn’t find it on their website, not that they definitely don’t offer it. Call to ask.

There is no “likely” or “probably” status. A service is either confirmed from one of the sources above or shown as not listed.

Where the data comes from

Salon websitesService menus and booking pages, read for lash lift and lash extension services and their prices.

Google listingsName, address, phone, hours, rating and review count. Ratings are labelled as Google ratings and we never edit them.

Owners and visitorsCorrections sent through our form. Every one is reviewed by hand before anything changes.

We started from public Google Maps listings for lash and beauty salons across the United States, then visited each salon’s own website to look for lash lifts and lash extensions on its service pages. Salons that appeared closed or inactive, or whose website no longer worked, were removed.

How prices are read

Prices come from the salon’s own website or booking menu. We don’t estimate or guess.
Where a menu shows several prices for a service, we record the lowest listed price and show it as “from”. A price written as “$85+” on the menu is shown the same way.
Deposits, add-ons, removals and retail products are excluded.
Typical prices for a city, state or the whole country are medians. A city figure is shown only when at least 3 of its salons publish a price, and a state figure only with at least 10. Otherwise we show the next level up, and we always show how many menus the figure is based on.
Prices change. Each one carries the note “listed on the salon’s website when we checked; confirm when booking”.

When the data was checked

Salon websites were last checked in October 2026. Opening hours and ratings come from Google listings collected at the same time. Hours can change, particularly around holidays, so check with the salon before you travel.

How salons are ordered

The default “Recommended” order puts salons with a confirmed lash lift first, then sorts by Google rating weighted by the number of reviews, then by how complete the listing is. You can re-sort by rating, reviews, price, name or distance on any list.

What we don’t do

We don’t write or show our own reviews. Every rating is a Google rating and is labelled that way.
We don’t call any salon “the best”.
We don’t take or edit salon photos. Photos are loaded from each salon’s Google listing, and a monogram is shown where there isn’t one. If a photo is yours and you want it removed, tell us and we’ll take it down.
Featured listings, when they exist, are paid, always labelled “Featured”, and never change a salon’s status or evidence.

Updates and corrections

If something is wrong or out of date, tell us and we’ll check it by hand. Salon owners can add or update a listing for free.

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