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Eyelash Extensions in Ota-ku
We're still adding lash extension studios in Ota-ku, Tokyo, Kanto — browse the nearby suburbs below in the meantime.
Pricing in Ota-ku varies by style and artist — classic sets are usually the most affordable, with volume and mega volume costing more.
Expect classic, hybrid, volume and mega volume options across Ota-ku, with infill appointments usually every 2–3 weeks.
Ota-ku sits close to Haneda, Kamata, Aomonohashi, so widening your search by a few kilometres usually opens up more slots.
Filter by "open now" if you're looking for a last-minute appointment in Ota-ku today.
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Lash extensions near Ota-ku
Lash extensions in Ota-ku — FAQs
- How much do lash extensions cost in Ota-ku?
- Lash extension prices in Ota-ku, Tokyo vary by style, set density and artist experience. Classic sets are the cheapest, with hybrid, volume and mega volume sets priced higher. Infills cost less than a full set and are usually booked every 2–3 weeks. Use the price filter to compare Ota-ku studios in JPY.
- Where can I get lashes near me in Ota-ku?
- This page lists every lash extension studio Lash Guide has in and around Ota-ku. Turn on "open now" to see who's taking appointments today, or sort by distance to find the closest lash tech to you.
- How do I book a lash appointment in Ota-ku?
- Open any Ota-ku studio listing to see its booking link, phone number and opening hours. Studios with online booking can be filtered directly, so you can confirm a time without calling.
- Do Ota-ku lash studios require a patch test?
- Many do — a patch test 24–48 hours before your first set checks for adhesive sensitivity. Each listing shows whether a patch test is required, and you can filter for studios that offer one.
- How should I look after lash extensions?
- Keep them dry for the first 24–48 hours, avoid oil-based cleansers and makeup removers, don't rub or pick at them, and brush them daily with a clean spoolie. Book infills every 2–3 weeks to keep the set looking full.
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