How to Start a Lash Lift, Tint & Brow Lamination Business for $749

By Tina Evans · Authorized Elleebana USA Distributor · June 2026 · 9 min read

Most artists think building out a full lash and brow menu means buying a separate kit for every service. It doesn't. With the right combination of products, one startup investment lets you offer every type of lift, brow lamination, and lash and brow tinting for every client — with almost nothing duplicated. This guide breaks down the logic behind the setup, what it can actually do, a starting menu with real prices, the money it can produce, exactly what's inside it, and the short list of things you'll actually reorder. This guide is about the products and the business, not the technique.

1. The Short Answer: One Setup, Every Service

This setup is built to be efficient, not just stocked. The easy way to build a full menu is to buy a separate kit for every service — but that means paying for the same rods, adhesive, and tools two or three times over. We curated this setup instead: Elleebana One Shot is your base kit — it gets you every reusable tool you need plus 30 traditional lash lifts, your first service. Everything else you add from there is pure capacity: sachets and specialty pieces, nothing duplicated.

From there, you add Elleeplex Profusion — not as another full kit, but as sachet refill packs only. Profusion handles Korean lash lift and/or brow lamination, and because your tools are already covered by your base kit, those refill packs are pure added capacity with nothing duplicated.

Here's the logic, before we get into the itemized list:

• Your base kit (Elleebana One Shot) — every reusable tool your setup needs, plus traditional lash lifts, right out of the box.
• Elleeplex Profusion — Korean lash lift and/or brow lamination, added as sachets only — no extra tools to buy.
• Belmacil adds lash tinting and brow tinting — the easiest add-on revenue in the business.
• A complete rod and shield collection (rods, flex shields, hybrid shields and flat shields) means you have the right tools for every lift, lash type and eye shape.
• The Korean lash lift-specific pieces (Elleemix powder and flat shields) let you offer the Korean lash lift service as its own line.
• Elleeplex ReGEN, included as its own add-on, gives either system an optional conditioning boost clients are happy to pay more for.

Because each product does a different job, almost nothing in this kit is repeated or wasted. Every dollar buys a capability you didn't have before.

2. What Your Startup Setup Actually Does

Before the price tags, here's what this setup produces in real service capacity — because this is where the math gets exciting:

So out of the gate you can perform 50 lift and lamination services — in whatever combination your bookings call for. Add a tint to roughly half of those, and you've still got more than 375 tint applications left for clients who just want a tint. That tint capacity is the quiet hero: at roughly $30 to $35 each, tints are nearly pure add-on profit, and you've got close to 400 of them sitting in one little kit.

3. Your Sample Service Menu

Here's a sample menu built from the services this setup unlocks, using national-average pricing. Adjust to your own market — but this gives you a realistic starting point and shows how the combos stack into bigger tickets. (The service combos include a $5 add-on discount.)

Notice the Korean lash lift sits as its own service line — it's not an upgrade or a fancier version of a traditional lift. It's a separate service for a different client, at its own price point, and it's an additional way to make money on your menu. The same goes for tinting: a quick service that lifts almost every ticket by $25 to $30 with add-on pricing.

4. The Money Math

Let's run the real numbers, because "it pays for itself" means nothing without them. Your all-in investment is $749. Here's what the setup can produce before you reorder anything:

That's roughly $5,250 in revenue from a single $749 setup — and that's a conservative read, before you stack any of the higher-ticket combos. Work through your tint kit's remaining ~375 applications and you add another $11,250, bringing a single setup to $16,500 in revenue — with tint as the highest-margin line in your entire menu.

Run the most popular combo on your menu — a $175 Lash Lift + Brow Lamination — and your setup covers its own cost in just over four appointments. The point isn't the exact figure; it's that the gap between what this costs and what it earns is enormous, and it closes in your first week of bookings.

5. What's Inside Your $749 Setup

You already know what this setup costs and what it can do — here's exactly what's inside it. The table below shows every product, what it costs, and what it's for, priced from the individual pieces so you can see precisely where your money goes. Prefer to build it up at your own pace? Every item is also sold on its own, so you can add pieces one at a time if that's what works for you.

That's a complete, professional-grade setup for your full menu — all in one place. The indented lines above show exactly what's packed inside the One Shot kit, the Belmacil kit, and the disposables bundle, so you can see every piece you're getting — and exactly what it would cost if you bought it all separately.

6. Where to Go From Here

When your setup runs low, you don't rebuy the whole thing. The consumables — your Step 1 & 2 lotion refills (Elleebana One Shot and Elleeplex Profusion), the disposables bundle, and adhesive — are what you'll restock regularly. Leaning more into Korean lash lift or brow lamination as your bookings grow? Just add another Profusion refill pack — same tools, no new setup needed. Everything else, you simply sanitize and reuse. Your ongoing cost stays just a few dollars per service against a $90 to $175 ticket — that's what makes this setup one of the smartest inventory decisions a lash and brow artist can make.

And this is where a starter setup turns into a real, growing business. As your books fill and you find your rhythm, you'll start adding specialty and alternate adhesives, additional tools and accessories, and retail products you can sell to your clients for at-home care — one service and one add-on at a time.

7. Your Next Step

If you've been piecing together what it would take to offer the full lash and brow lift menu, this is your answer: one smart setup, $749 all-in, that covers every service and barely repeats when you reorder.

The pieces are all here — Elleebana One Shot, Elleeplex Profusion, Belmacil tints, the Korean lash lift components, the full rod and shield collection, the pro tools you'll need, and the disposables bundle to round it out. Build your setup, set your menu, and start booking.

And if a question comes up along the way — about a product or a service — just reach out. I'm always happy to help.

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This guide is for educational purposes for licensed beauty professionals. Pricing shown is based on national averages and is provided as an example only — set your own pricing based on your market. Licensing and scope-of-practice requirements for lash and brow services vary by state and locality — check with your local government licensing agency to confirm the specific requirements that apply to you. Lash Lift Society is not affiliated with any state licensing board.