How much do lash extensions cost in Riverton, Utah?
Every price for lash extensions at Bellamarque, written out in full: full sets, fills, the difference between artist tiers, and what a set actually costs you per month once you are in a rhythm.
Reviewed by our licensed lash team, August 2026 · 6 minute read
How much do lash extensions cost in Riverton, Utah?
At Bellamarque Beauty & Lash Co in Riverton, Utah, a classic full set starts at $175 and hybrid and volume sets are $200. Fills run $75 to $100 depending on your artist and whether you come back at two or three weeks. Every price is quoted before your appointment begins.
- IClassic full set from $175, hybrid and volume $200
- IIFills from $75 at two weeks and $90 at three weeks
- IIIThe set price and the fill rhythm together are the real cost, not the set alone
- IVYou see the full number before anything starts
Reviewed by our licensed lash team. Last reviewed August 2026.
Most lash pricing online stops at the full set, which is the one number that tells you least about what you will actually spend. The set is the beginning. What you pay over a year is the set plus the rhythm you settle into. Here is all of it, written out.
What does a full set of lash extensions cost?
A classic full set is $175 with a Signature artist and $200 with an Elite artist. Hybrid and volume full sets are $200. The price is for the appointment and the mapping, not per lash.
Two prices for the same classic set is a fair thing to ask about. Elite artists have more years behind them and tend to book further out, so their time is priced accordingly. The work follows the same standard either way, because our founders train every artist in house to the same one.
Hybrid and volume are $200 whichever artist you book. They take longer at the chair, which is what the extra covers.
What do lash fills cost, and how often do I need one?
Fills are $75 at two weeks and $90 at three weeks with a Signature artist, and $85 and $100 with an Elite artist. Hybrid and volume fills match the Elite prices. Most people settle into a fill every two to three weeks.
The two-week fill is cheaper than the three-week fill, which surprises people who expect the opposite. The reason is simple: at two weeks there is more of your set still there, so it is less work to bring back to full. Leave it to three and more has shed, so more gets rebuilt.
Waiting longer to save money usually costs more. Past about four weeks there is often too little left to fill, and you are booking a full set again.
Classic, hybrid or volume: which should I book?
Classic suits lashes that already have decent density and wants a defined, mascara-like result. Volume suits fine or sparse natural lashes, because several very light extensions per lash build fullness that one could not. Hybrid sits between the two.
Here is our actual recommendation rather than a shrug. If your natural lashes are fine or sparse, book volume or hybrid. Classic attaches one extension to one natural lash, so if there are not many lashes to work with, a classic set will read thin no matter how well it is mapped, and you will leave slightly disappointed for $175.
If your lashes are already dense and you want definition rather than drama, book classic and keep the $25.
Your artist will tell you at the mapping if you have booked the wrong one, and will change it there rather than proceed with something that will not suit you.
What do lash extensions cost per month?
On a three-week rhythm with a Signature artist, fills work out around $130 a month. On a two-week rhythm, closer to $160. With an Elite artist those become roughly $145 and $185.
That is the number worth planning around, and almost nobody publishes it. The full set is a one-time entry cost. The rhythm is what recurs.
If that figure gives you pause, say so at your appointment. The honest options are a longer fill rhythm, a classic set instead of volume, or a lash lift instead of extensions.
Is a lash lift cheaper than extensions?
Yes, considerably, if the fill schedule is the part that does not fit your life. A lash lift and tint is $90 and holds six to eight weeks with nothing to book in between.
We would rather tell you this than sell you a set you resent by week three. A lift curls and darkens the lashes you already have. It will not add density, so if fullness is what you are after, it is not a substitute.
Book the lift if your own lashes are decent and you want a low-maintenance result. Book extensions if you want density and the rhythm suits you.
What is included in the price?
The appointment, the mapping, the aftercare guidance, and the time it actually takes. There are no separate charges for removal at the start of a fill or for a style consultation.
You are greeted by name, sat down, and asked what you want your lashes to do for you before anything is applied. The mapping is built around your eye shape rather than a template, and your artist will tell you what will suit you, including when that is less than you asked for.
Prices here match what is in our booking system. If you ever see a difference between the two, the lower one is the one you pay.
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