Diown Beauty
Lash sets here are done in a quiet room of their own, and plenty of customers doze off before the set is finished.
Come here if
- You'd like lashes and nails done in the same visit
Maybe not if
- You're booking for a man; the studio serves women only
Known for
What guests come here for
What people say
Sensitive, reactive skin
If lash glue makes your eyes sting or water, ask for the UV method, where a lamp sets the glue almost at once.
The tech keeps lash remover off your skin if you're allergic to it.
How long it lasts
Gel manicures and nail extensions often go well past a month before anything chips or lifts.
Now and then a nail overlay has started lifting within a fortnight, or embroidered brows have faded unevenly before the touch-up was due.
Careful, detailed work
Nail techs take their time over fine hand-painted designs and keep checking with you that it's coming out right.
Brow artists measure your face and draw the shape on before any embroidery begins.
The room
At the nail stations you sit in a padded massage chair facing a huge screen playing Netflix.
Summarised from hundreds of public reviews. Last reviewed October 2026.
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Common questions
The things people ask before booking
Q Do UV lashes cost more?
They cost noticeably more than a standard set, and they hold up through swimming and the gym.
Q Is it a good place for a first lash set?
The tech starts with a consultation: she explains the lash types, suggests a lighter style for a first set and gives you the price before she begins.
