Beomil Station lash salon, glue-free protein lift: Almond Eyelashes

Here's a detailed review of the no-glue protein lash lift I got at Almond Eyelashes near Beomil Station in Busanjin-gu.

Where is Almond Eyelashes and how do you get there?

Almond Eyelashes is located at 156 Beomil-ro, 2nd floor, Busanjin-gu, Busan. If you're taking the subway, it's about a 3-minute walk (219m) from Exit 12 of Beomil Station, so really close. If you're coming by bus, it's right in front of the Jungang Market Station stop, so that's easy too. The building has jewelry shops on the ground floor, which might feel a little unfamiliar at first, but once you go up to the 2nd floor, the entrance is right there, so you won't get lost.

Opening hours and how to book at Almond Eyelashes

Almond Eyelashes is open daily from 10am to 10pm, closed Sundays. They stay open pretty late, so it's easy to swing by after work.

You can book by phone or Instagram DM, so I'd recommend reaching out ahead of time to lock in a slot before you go.

Inside the salon: licences on the wall

On the glass door at the entrance, the brand logo along with phrases like 'Lash Extensions & Brow Bar' and 'Lash Extension Specialist' were subtly etched in, so I got a professional vibe right away. Once you step inside, a clean, white-toned interior greets you — not flashy, but tidy and calm in a way that put me at ease.

What really stood out was that the front desk had the cosmetologist license, business registration certificate, and operation report certificate all framed and displayed clearly. Not many places are that transparent about it, so it made me trust the place a lot more.

What does the glue-free protein lash lift cost?

What I got this time wasn't lash 'extensions' where falsies are glued on, but a lash 'lift', which curls your own natural lashes. The best part was that no glue is used at all — as someone who's always worried about lashes thinning or getting damaged after extensions, this treatment was exactly what I needed.

According to the menu listed on Naver Place, prices were: lash lift ₩30,000, keratin lift ₩40,000, damaged-lash repair lift ₩50,000, and white LED add-on (double retention) ₩40,000.

Lash condition before the lift, 6 weeks after a perm

This is what my lashes looked like before the treatment. It had been about 6 weeks since my last lift, so the pattern was messy — some lashes still had curl left while others had gone straight, and it was genuinely annoying when doing makeup.

How the eyes looked after the protein lash lift

In the before photos, my lashes were originally drooping downward, but after the treatment, my eyes looked much brighter and more defined — the difference really stood out. With the lashes naturally curling upward, my eyes looked bigger even without mascara. And since no glue was used, there was zero foreign-body feeling, and my eyes felt comfortable right after the treatment too — that was the most satisfying part.

The accessibility is great, and having the cosmetologist license and business registration displayed openly made this a trustworthy salon. I'd especially recommend it if you've been struggling with drooping lashes or want natural curl without any glue.