Chicago Lashes is pleased to announce our newest salon in Skokie, IL. Now you can get lash extensions right next to Old Orchard Mall. We discuss the grand opening date and provide readers with information on how to book your eyelashes appointment online. Learn how women who want longer eyelashes in Chicago’s North Suburbs of Winnetka, Morton Grove, Niles, and Norridge Illinois areas can get them with ease.
Are you tired of trying to meet men at the same old places? This hilarious but so-true article features Chicago area grocery stores to meet your potential next date.
Benefit Cosmetics in Chicago on Southport Avenue was the perfect outing for our Lash Girls. We were absolutely ecstatic to learn we won a free party earlier this year at this fun Lakeview beauty bar. Beauty has become more of an industry concept these days, rather than what the term really means. Cosmetics companies now offer vast ranges of products to the end consumer, without individualizing the customer experience. This makeup store has a great approach on the matter, as you will soon discover. So keep on reading and see how you can get beautiful.
Have you been thinking aloud “What does Mom want this Mothers Day?” As everyone knows, motherhood is never easy. Since she has probably been there your entire life-maybe it’s time to do something special for mom. Getting a mothers day present from Chicago Lashes is one way make mom’s day. Thicker and loner lashes with eyelash extensions will definitely be a nice surprise. While traditionally shopping trips, vacations, spas and money are always an option, other fun ways to spend the day also exist.
Miss Illinois Teen USA 2014 winner Megan Riesner visited Chicago Lashes to get her lashes extended this month. Megan was a lot was a lot of fun to apply lashes on because she has such a fun personality. Our makeup artist applied nearly 100 individual lash extensions per eye to accentuate the winner’s already amazing facial features. During her appointment, she shared with our staff her very deep passion for helping people less fortunate in the greater Chicago area through being highly socially involved.