medical spa Midlothian VA

Midlothian location

Sage & Vine Aesthetics in Midlothian

Sage & Vine Aesthetics

at Huguenot Village Shopping Center

2003 Huguenot Rd
Ste 104
Richmond, VA 23235

business hours

Monday

9:00am – 6:30pm

Tuesday

9:00am – 7:00pm

Wednesday

9:00am – 7:00pm

Thursday

9:00am – 7:00pm

Friday

9:00am – 6:30pm

Saturday

9:00am – 5:00pm

Sunday

9:00am – 6:00pm

Sage & Vine Aesthetics Midlothian location, next to Crumbl Cookies

Sage & Vine Aesthetics is a med spa in Richmond VA in the Midlothian area. We are located in the Huguenot Publix shopping center next to Crumbl Cookies.

Whether you live in the city of Richmond or Midlothian, Sage & Vine Aesthetics is an easy drive. Make an appointment today, or call us to speak to one of our beauty specialists. Formerly known as Lash Out Beauty Bar

Services

The beauty and medical spa services offered at Sage & Vine Aesthetics in Midlothian.

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The Midlothian team

Meet the Team

All of our specialists are licensed professionals who share a passion for helping others feel beautiful.

Rana Hamadani

Owner, Educator

Kerry Boyer, NP

Aesthetic Nurse Injector

Nikki Gooding, RN

Aesthetic Nurse Injector

Moriah Sedlak, RN

Registered Nurse, Injector

Ainsleigh Gil

Master Esthetician

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Karen Miller

Advanced Lash Artist

headshot of Cecilia Cook

Cecilia Cook

Advanced Lash Artist

headshot of Alyssa Willis, lash artist at Midlothian location

Alyssa Willis

Lash Artist

Auxane Maine

Lash Artist

Danielle Sedlak

Lash Apprentice

FAQs

Your lash fills should be scheduled every 2-3 weeks to maintain your look and manage lash growth and natural lash shedding.

When you get your lashes done by a highly trained and licensed professional, your lashes should never hurt OR damage your real lashes. Natural lashes are damaged when lash artists don’t isolate, use too much glue, or place lashes directly on the skin.

Our lash artists are not only licensed by the state of Virginia to offer beauty services, they also go through an extensive series of proprietary training, and aren’t bookable until they have proven they can isolate and place lashes perfectly. Additionally, we carry only the best top-tier products to ensure the most gentle ingredients are used.

Those with compromised lash health due to chemotherapy, recent eye surgery, and some auto-immune disorders are discouraged from getting eyelash extensions.

An allergic reaction to eyelash extensions is most typically a reaction to the active ingredient in the adhesive, cyanoacrylate. This reaction will typically start 24 hours after your lash appointment and presents as swollen and itchy eyelids.

It is important to understand that once this reaction has started, removing your lash extensions will not help. The reaction typically lasts 3-4 days and can be managed best with over the counter topical antihistamines, or medical treatment for serious cases.

Once you react to lash adhesives, it is possible you will be allergic to them all. We do, however, carry a hypoallergenic adhesive that uses a very small amount of the active ingredient. This adhesive is great for those with mild allergies or sensitivity.

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