Mobile Lash and Brow Treatment Prices in the UK
Typical UK prices for mobile lash extensions, lash lifts, brow tints and lamination, plus what affects cost and how to plan maintenance.
Lash and brow treatments are small in surface area but detailed in skill. That is why prices can seem high for a short appointment. Knowing what each service involves makes it easier to judge a quote.
Typical price ranges
Prices vary by region, technician experience and the specific technique. London and the South East usually cost more. As a rough guide, you may typically see:
- Classic lash extensions (full set): around £45 to £80
- Volume or hybrid sets: around £55 to £110
- Infills every few weeks: around £25 to £55
- Lash lift (with or without tint): around £35 to £55
- Brow tint: around £8 to £20
- Brow shape and tint: around £15 to £30
- Brow lamination: around £35 to £55
- Lash and brow combined treatments: often a package price
These are guideline figures. A very experienced technician or an unusually elaborate style can cost more.
Why the price varies
Technique
Classic extensions attach one lash to one natural lash. Volume and mega volume use multiple fine extensions per natural lash, which takes longer and demands higher skill. Lifts and laminations are quicker but technically sensitive.
Time
A full set of extensions can take one and a half to three hours. Infills take less. A technician is blocking out a large slot of their day for a single client.
Products and training
Reputable technicians invest in training and professional products. A very low price can mean cut corners, so check what experience and training the provider has.
Travel
Mobile providers may add a call-out charge. Some set a minimum spend, so combining lashes and brows into one visit can make sense.
The costs people forget
Maintenance
Extensions need infills every few weeks as natural lashes shed and grow. Budget for ongoing visits, not just the first set. Our guide on eyelash extension aftercare explains what to expect.
Removal
Professional removal is a service in itself. Trying to remove extensions yourself can damage natural lashes, so factor in a removal fee if you decide to stop.
Patch tests
A responsible technician will ask for a patch test before using adhesive or tint. This means an extra short appointment or an early conversation. See skin sensitivity and allergies before beauty treatments.
Choosing between treatments
If you are unsure whether to go for extensions or a lift, our comparison of lash lift vs lash extensions covers the pros and cons.
How to get a precise quote
- Say which service you want, with a photo of the look if you have one
- Mention if you have worn extensions before, or have sensitive eyes
- Give your postcode so travel can be factored in
- Ask if a patch test is required and when it should happen
Booking through Compito
Search by postcode, compare ID-verified local technicians, send a request and receive an offer you can accept and pay for online. Messaging helps you agree on a patch test and clarify aftercare, and reviews from completed bookings are visible to future customers. See how it works.
A worked example
Imagine you want a lash lift and tint, plus a brow shape and tint, in one visit. A rough illustration might be £35 to £55 for the lash lift and tint, and £20 to £35 for a brow shape and tint, giving somewhere between £55 and £90, plus any travel charge. A set of lash extensions would cost considerably more: a full set might be around £50 to £120 depending on style, and refills might be £25 to £60. Prices vary by region, technician experience and product. London and the South East are usually higher.
Typical treatment price table
| Treatment | Rough range |
|---|---|
| Brow shape (wax or thread) | £10 to £25 |
| Brow tint | £8 to £20 |
| Brow lamination | £30 to £55 |
| Lash tint | £10 to £20 |
| Lash lift | £30 to £55 |
| Lash extensions, full set | £50 to £120 |
| Lash extensions, refill | £25 to £60 |
These are illustrative only.
What drives the price
- The time the treatment takes, especially for extensions.
- The technician's experience and the products they use.
- Whether a patch test or consultation is included.
- Travel distance and evening or weekend slots.
Hidden costs to check
Ask whether a patch test is required and charged, how much refills cost and by what date they are required, and whether removal is included. Some technicians charge more for refills if you wait too long.
Value, not just price
A cheaper treatment that does not last or irritates your skin is poor value. Consider the technician's experience and the care they take. Our lash lift vs lash extensions guide helps you pick between options before comparing offers.
Frequently asked questions
Why are lash extensions priced by set type?
Because different techniques need different amounts of time and skill. Volume sets involve making and applying fans of lashes, which is slower and more technical than classic application.
Is a lash lift cheaper than extensions?
Generally it is cheaper per appointment and needs less frequent maintenance. The right choice depends on the look you want and your natural lashes.
Can I get brows and lashes done in one visit?
Often yes, and it can be efficient. Ask your technician whether a combined appointment suits their schedule and whether there is a package rate.