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Lash Lift and Tint In Franklin, TN

Quick Facts

Treatment Time

45 to 60 minutes

Downtime

None, though lashes must stay dry for 24 hours

Results

Visible immediately

How Long It Lasts

Six to eight weeks, following your natural lash cycle

How Often

No sooner than every six to eight weeks, to protect the lashes

Before Your First Visit

A patch test is recommended, ideally 24 to 48 hours ahead

Beautiful Lashes, Effortlessly Enhanced With Lash Lift and Tint in Franklin, TN

Straight lashes are a genuinely frustrating thing to have. They point downward regardless of how much you curl them, mascara weighs them back down within hours, and the lash curler you keep in every bag rarely holds past lunchtime.

A lash lift and tint at ReWind Medical Solutions in Franklin, TN addresses the underlying issue rather than working around it. The lift sets your natural lashes in an upward curl, and the tint darkens them from root to tip; the result holds for six to eight weeks without any daily effort.

What Is a Lash Lift and Tint?

These are two treatments performed in the same appointment. It is worth knowing what each contributes, since some clients only want one.

  • Lash Lift: A chemical process that reshapes your natural lashes into an upward curl, set over a silicone shield. The effect is similar to a perm, and it lasts until the lashes naturally shed and regrow.
  • Lash Tint: A semi-permanent dye that darkens each lash from root to tip, including the fine, pale tips most people cannot see. Darkening those is what makes lashes look noticeably longer.
Together, they give the effect most people are trying to achieve with mascara and a curler every morning, without either. It works particularly well for anyone with straight or fair lashes, which is the combination that makes mascara least effective.
It is worth being accurate about one thing. A lash lift is a chemical treatment, and like any chemical treatment, it can damage the hair if over-processed or repeated too soon. Performed correctly and spaced properly, most clients have no problem at all, and the six-to-eight-week interval exists precisely to protect the lashes.
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Benefits of Lash Lift and Tint in Franklin, TN

Low Maintenance

Enjoy weeks of beautifully curled and tinted lashes without needing mascara or lash curlers.

Time-Saving

Wake up every day with effortlessly defined eyes—no extra steps in your beauty routine.

Natural-Looking Results

Enhances your own lashes to look fuller and longer without the need for extensions.

Safe and Gentle

Uses specially formulated, lash-safe solutions that are ideal even for sensitive eyes.

Long-Lasting Effects

Results typically last six to eight weeks, making it a cost-effective beauty treatment.

How Does the Treatment Work?

You lie down with your eyes closed for the whole appointment, and your lower lashes are protected with a pad throughout. Nothing touches the eye itself.

Your upper lashes are placed over a silicone shield sized to the curl you want, which is chosen with you beforehand. A softening solution is applied and left for a few minutes, then a setting solution locks the lashes into their new shape. Tint is applied afterward and processed briefly before being removed, and a nourishing serum finishes the appointment.
The whole treatment takes 45 to 60 minutes and is comfortable throughout. Most clients find it relaxing, since you are lying still with your eyes closed. Results are visible as soon as you sit up.
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Areas This Treatment Addresses

The treatment works on the upper lashes and the way they frame the eye. Lower lashes are protected rather than treated.
The lashes are treated, lifted, and tinted from root to tip.
Darkening at the root creates the appearance of a fuller lash line without eyeliner.
Often the shortest and palest, and where tint makes the most visible difference.
Lifted to open the outer eye, which has a noticeable effect on eye shape.
The core of the treatment, redirecting lashes that grow straight or downward.
Darkened throughout, including the fine tips that are usually invisible.
The overall effect, which most clients describe as their eyes looking more open.

Concerns This Treatment Addresses

Most clients come in with a combination of these. The common thread is spending time every morning on something a single appointment can handle for two months.
  • Lashes That Will Not Hold a Curl: A lift sets the curl chemically rather than mechanically, so it holds.
  • Reliance on Mascara and Lash Curlers: Most clients stop using both for the duration.
  • Time Spent on Daily Eye Makeup: Frequently the actual reason clients book.
  • Difficulty Wearing Mascara Due to Sensitivity: Where daily mascara causes irritation, a lift and tint removes the need for it.
  • Interest in an Alternative to Lash Extensions: A lower-maintenance option that works with your own lashes.
  • Smudging or Flaking From Daily Mascara: Particularly relevant for anyone active or in a warm environment.

Lash Lift Compared to Lash Extensions

This is the decision most clients are actually making when they arrive. The two suit different people rather than one being better than the other.
 Lash Lift and TintLash Extensions
What it doesCurls and darkens your own lashesAttaches individual synthetic lashes
Length addedNone, though lashes look longer once liftedYes, length and volume are added
UpkeepNone between appointmentsInfills every two to three weeks
Appointment time45 to 60 minutes, then nothingInitial set plus regular infills
Best forStraight or pale lashes, and low maintenanceWanting noticeably longer or fuller lashes

The practical difference is upkeep. A lift is one appointment every couple of months and nothing in between. Extensions look more dramatic but need regular infills, and the commitment is ongoing. Clients with good natural lash length who simply want them curled and visible are generally happier with a lift.

Who This Treatment Is For

It suits anyone with reasonable natural lash length whose lashes are straight, pale, or both. Those two features together are what make mascara least effective, and they are exactly what this treatment addresses.
It works especially well for hooded eyes, where lifting brings the lashes out from under the lid, and for anyone whose eyes are sensitive to daily mascara. It is also a good option for people who want a lower-commitment alternative to extensions.
It is less suited to very short lashes, since a lift curls what is there rather than adding length. Where the concern is genuinely length, extensions will get you closer to what you want, and you should be told that rather than sold a lift that underdelivers.
Treatment is avoided with an active eye infection such as conjunctivitis, a recent eye procedure, a stye, or broken skin on the lid. Anyone with a known sensitivity to hair dye or adhesive should mention it, and tinting is generally avoided during pregnancy and breastfeeding as a precaution.

Patch Testing and Eye Safety

Lash tint is a dye applied immediately adjacent to the eye, which makes it the treatment on our menu where patch testing matters most. Reactions are uncommon, but a reaction in this area is unpleasant enough to be worth avoiding entirely.
A patch test involves a small amount of product applied behind the ear or on the inner arm 24 to 48 hours before your appointment. We recommend one for all first-time clients. If you have ever reacted to hair dye, henna, adhesive, or eye makeup, tell us when you book.
During treatment, your lower lashes are protected with a pad and your eyes remain closed throughout, so nothing enters the eye. If you feel any stinging or discomfort at any point, say so immediately rather than waiting for the step to finish.
Close-up of glowing, hydrated skin after a HydraFacial

Aftercare: The First 24 Hours Matter Most

The set continues to set over the first day. That is why the aftercare window is short but genuinely important, and why the first instruction below matters more than the rest.
  • Keep Lashes Completely Dry for 24 Hours: No water, steam, sweat, or tears. The most important instruction, since the curl is still setting.
  • Avoid Steam, Saunas and Hot Showers: Heat and moisture both loosen the set during the first day.
  • Do Not Rub Your Eyes: Rubbing while the lift is setting can flatten or kink the curl on one side.
  • Sleep on Your Back if You Can: For the first night. Sleeping face-down can crease the curl before it has fully set.
  • Skip Mascara for at Least 24 Hours: You will not need it afterward, but waterproof mascara in particular should be avoided entirely, since removing it disturbs the lift.
  • Use a Lash Conditioning Serum: A lift is a chemical process, and the lashes benefit from conditioning between appointments.

How Long Do Results Last?

Six to eight weeks for most clients, which follows your natural lash growth cycle. Lashes shed and regrow continuously, so the effect fades gradually as new untreated lashes come through rather than disappearing at a point.
Oil-based cleansers and makeup removers shorten it, as does sleeping face-down. Using a conditioning serum between appointments both extends the result and keeps the lashes in better condition for the next treatment.

What This Pairs Well With

Lash work is very often booked alongside other appointments. Clients preparing for a wedding or an event in particular tend to want everything handled in one visit.
  • Brow Tint and Lamination: The equivalent treatment for brows and by far the most common pairing. Booked together, they make a single appointment.
  • Dermaplaning: Removes dead skin and fine facial hair, frequently added before an event.
  • HydraFacial: Cleanses and hydrates the skin, and pairs naturally with brow and lash work.
  • Wrinkle Relaxers: Where the concern extends to lines around the eyes rather than the lashes themselves.
  • Chemical Peels: A more intensive skin treatment, usually spaced apart from lash tinting rather than combined.

Cost and Payment Options

Lash lift and tint is priced as a single treatment, with the lift available on its own at a lower price if you do not want the tint. Booking alongside brow tint and lamination is generally more economical than two separate appointments.

Current pricing is confirmed when you book. Cherry and CareCredit payment plans are available for larger treatment plans, though most clients pay for lash services directly.

Areas We Serve

ReWind Medical Solutions is located in the Westhaven community on Westhaven Boulevard in Franklin, TN, with free on-site parking. We see patients from across Williamson County and the greater Nashville area.
  • Avalon
  • Laurelbrooke
  • Hillsboro Manor

Why Choose ReWind Medical Solutions for Lash Lift and Tint

A lash lift is a chemical treatment performed directly against the eye. Who does it, how carefully they assess your lashes first, and whether they will tell you to wait are what separate a good result from damaged lashes.
  • Led by Medical Expert Rita Long: With an anesthesia background and advanced training, Rita ensures top-tier safety and results.
  • Accredited and Trusted: Members of AMSPA, BBB, and the Williamson County Chamber of Commerce.
  • State-of-the-Art Techniques: We stay ahead of trends to deliver cutting-edge, proven aesthetic solutions.
  • Customized Treatment Plans: Every client receives personalized care tailored to their lashes and goals.
  • Soothing Spa Environment: Relax in a calming, upscale setting where your comfort comes first.
  • More Than Just Beauty: Our wide-ranging services help you look and feel your best from the inside out.
  • Performed by a Trained Medical Aesthetician: Caroline Campbell is a graduate of the Aveda Institute and specializes in lash lifts, brow lamination, and skin treatments.
  • Inside a Medical Practice: ReWind is led by Rita Long, CRNA, who has worked in medicine since 1984. Lash services here sit within a clinical setting rather than a salon.
  • Patch Testing Offered: Recommended for first-time clients, because a dye reaction next to the eye is worth avoiding entirely.
  • Honest About Frequency: We will not book you sooner than your lashes can take, even if you would like to come in earlier.
  • Honest About Fit: If your lashes are short enough that extensions would serve you better, you will be told rather than sold a lift.
  • Convenient Westhaven Location: Free on-site parking in the Westhaven community, a short drive from Franklin, Brentwood, and Nashville.

Frequently Asked Questions

How long does a lash lift and tint last?

Most clients enjoy results for six to eight weeks, depending on their natural lash growth cycle.
Yes, we use gentle, ophthalmologist-tested products and carefully apply them to avoid irritation.
Yes, though most clients find they no longer need it! If you do wear mascara, wait 72 hours post-treatment.
Arrive with clean lashes, free of makeup or oils. Avoid using waterproof mascara 24–48 hours before a lash lift and tint in Franklin, TN.
Not at all. When performed by trained professionals like our team at ReWind, the lash lift and tint in Franklin, TN, is safe and non-damaging.
A lash lift curls and darkens the lashes you already have. Extensions attach individual synthetic lashes to add length and volume. The difference in the result is that a lift makes your lashes look longer by lifting them, while extensions genuinely make them longer.
The bigger practical difference is upkeep. A lift is one appointment every six to eight weeks with nothing in between. Extensions need infills every two to three weeks and more careful daily handling. Clients with reasonable natural lash length who mainly want curl and definition are usually happier with a lift; anyone wanting a dramatic change in length will get closer with extensions.
It is priced as a single treatment, with the lift alone available at a lower price if you do not want the tint. Booking it alongside brow tint and lamination is generally more economical than two separate appointments.
Current pricing is confirmed when you book. Because results last six to eight weeks, it is worth considering the cost across a year if you plan to maintain it, and it usually compares well against extensions.
It can if it is done too often or over-processed, and it would be misleading to say otherwise. A lash lift is a chemical treatment that alters the structure of the hair, and if repeated too soon, it leads to brittle or broken lashes.
Done correctly and spaced at six to eight weeks, most clients have no issue. The protections are respecting that interval, using a conditioning serum between appointments, and going to someone who will assess the condition of your lashes and tell you to wait when waiting is the right answer. If your lashes are already fragile, raise it before booking.
No sooner than six to eight weeks, and that is a firm recommendation rather than a guideline. It is the interval that allows your lash cycle to turn over and protects the hair from repeated chemical processing.
A tint can sometimes be refreshed sooner if the color has faded, but the curl is still holding, which extends the look without another lift. Your aesthetician will tell you which applies.
Yes, but remove them before your appointment. You will need to bring your glasses or a case, since lenses should stay out during the treatment and for a few hours afterward while any residual product clears.
Mention that you wear lenses when you book. If your eyes are prone to dryness or irritation from lens wear, that is worth raising too, as it affects how comfortable the appointment will be.
Tinting is generally avoided during pregnancy and breastfeeding as a precaution. There is no strong evidence of harm, but safety data is limited, ed and most providers take the cautious route with elective treatment.
Some clients have the lift without the tint, which is a separate question. Skin and eyes can also be more reactive during pregnancy, so a patch test matters more than usual. We would suggest checking with your own provider first.
Often, but a patch test is what establishes it rather than an assurance on a page. The solutions are formulated for use near the eye, and your eyes stay closed throughout with the lower lashes protected, so nothing enters the eye itself.

If you have reacted to eye makeup, hair dye, or adhesive before, tell us when you book, and we will arrange a patch test 24 to 48 hours ahead. If you have an active eye condition, a recent eye procedure or a style, treatment should wait.

You can after the first 24 hours, though most clients find they no longer want to. If you do, use a water-based mascara rather than waterproof, since removing waterproof formulas requires oil-based products and rubbing, both of which shorten your result.
Arrive with clean lashes and no eye makeup, which saves time and gives the products a clean surface to work on. Remove contact lenses and bring your glasses. Avoid oil-based eye products for a day or two beforehand.
If it is your first lash tint, arrange a patch test 24 to 48 hours in advance when you book. And plan around your calendar, since the lashes need to stay completely dry for the first 24 hours afterward.
Six to eight weeks for most clients, following your natural lash growth cycle. The effect fades gradually as treated lashes shed and new ones grow in, rather than disappearing at a single point.
Oil-based cleansers, waterproof mascara, and sleeping face-down all shorten it. A conditioning serum between appointments extends the result and keeps your lashes in better condition for the next treatment.

Book Your Lash Appointment in Franklin, TN

If you curl your lashes every morning and they drop by lunchtime, this is the treatment that solves it properly. Results are visible the same day and last around two months with no daily upkeep at all.

Call (615) 721-5121 or book your appointment at ReWind Medical Solutions, 1025 Westhaven Blvd #150, Franklin, TN 37064. We are open Monday through Thursday,10 a.m. to 5 p.m. and Friday 9 a.m. to 12 pm.

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