Lashes & Brows in Greenwich, Greenwich
From a natural classic set to full Russian volume, we build lashes to suit your eye shape and how much drama you want. Clients in Greenwich also come to us for lash lifts and tints, and for brow shaping and tinting that frames the face properly.
Book at our Forest Hill salon, 3.7 miles from Greenwich, or ask for a home visit — travel to Greenwich is £10.
Where you have your treatment
Our salon is on Devonshire Road in Forest Hill, 3.7 miles from Greenwich — about 20 minutes by car via Trafalgar Road (A206), or a short train ride from Greenwich. If you would rather not travel, we come to you: home visits in Greenwich carry a £10 travel fee and we bring everything we need.
Lashes & Brows in Greenwich: what you get
- Classic, hybrid and Russian volume lashes
- Brow shaping and tinting
- Infills to keep sets fresh
- Free patch test for new clients
- Home visits available in Greenwich
- Lash lifts and tints
Clients from Greenwich and nearby
If you live or work near Cutty Sark, Royal Observatory, Greenwich Park and Old Royal Naval College, you are closer to us than you might think. Clients from Greenwich and Westcombe Park, Deptford and Blackheath make up a good share of our bookings.
For home visits in Greenwich we only need a clear space and, for tanning or massage, somewhere to set up. Parking near Trafalgar Road (A206) can be tight, so a permit or a nearby bay is always appreciated.
Lashes & Brows prices
Lashes & Brows starts from £10. The full price list, with every option and course discount, is on our Eye Treatments page. Home visits in Greenwich add a £10 travel fee. Out-of-hours and festive-season bookings carry a small surcharge, which we tell you about before you book.
Lashes & Brows near Greenwich
Just over the border in Westcombe Park, Deptford and Blackheath? That is covered too — and so is the rest of Greenwich.
Searching for lash extensions near me in Greenwich? You have found us. See everything we offer on our Greenwich page, or read the full Eye Treatments page for prices and options.
Lashes & Brows in Greenwich — FAQs
Classic, hybrid or volume — which lashes should I choose?
Classic is natural and subtle, hybrid is fuller, Russian volume is the most dramatic. We will help you choose for your eye shape and the look you want.
How far is the salon from Greenwich?
About 3.7 miles — about 20 minutes by car. We are on Devonshire Road in Forest Hill, SE23, a few minutes' walk from Forest Hill station, which has direct trains from Greenwich. Appointments are by booking only, so there is never a wait when you arrive.
How long do lash extensions last?
A full set lasts four to six weeks with your natural lash cycle. Infills every two to three weeks keep them full.
Do you do home visits in Greenwich?
Yes, for many of our treatments — spray tanning, massage, waxing, lashes, manicures and pedicures and more. Travel to Greenwich is £10. Treatments that need the salon environment, such as microneedling, peels and injections, are salon-only.
Do I need a patch test?
Yes, if you are a new client, at least 24 hours before your first lash or tint appointment. It is free.
Do you cover all of SE10?
Yes — every part of SE10, and the neighbouring areas of Westcombe Park, Deptford, Blackheath and Greenwich Peninsula. For home visits the travel fee is the same across the whole area.
What is a lash lift?
A treatment that curls and lifts your own lashes from the root for six to eight weeks — no extensions needed. Add a tint for extra definition.
How do I book from Greenwich?
Book online at any time through our booking page, or call 07803 285619. Evening appointments are available most weekdays and we open on Sundays. Out-of-hours and festive-season bookings carry a small surcharge.
Do you do brows too?
Yes — shaping, tinting and tidying, on their own or with a lash treatment.
Do I need a patch test?
For lash extensions, tints, peels, BB Glow and a few other treatments, yes — at least 24 hours before your first appointment. Patch tests are free at the salon, and we can post a kit to Greenwich if that is easier.