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Lash Business Names

A lash artist is almost always found on Instagram, so the name should be short, spelled the way it sounds and clear that you do lashes. Here are 60 ideas by style. Check Instagram and Google to see if your pick is free.

By the Citalu team · 60 ideas

Elegant

For a polished studio with mid-range to high-end sets.

  1. Velvet Lash Atelier
  2. Noir Lash House
  3. The Lash Atelier
  4. Studio Silk & Lash
  5. Ivory Lash Studio
  6. Opal Lash House
  7. Lash Maison
  8. The Gilded Lash
  9. Satin Lash Studio
  10. Lash Noir
  11. Sable Lash Atelier
  12. Pearl Lash Salon

Short and easy to remember

One or two words that fit whole in an Instagram handle.

  1. Flutter
  2. Wisps
  3. Feather
  4. Blink
  5. Fanned
  6. Wink
  7. Veil
  8. Gaze
  9. Sweep
  10. Flick
  11. Doe Eyes
  12. Sweet Gaze

With "lash" in the name

Clear about what you do, and it helps people find you in search.

  1. Lash Nook
  2. Lash Society
  3. Lash Haven
  4. Lash Loft
  5. The Lash Spot
  6. Lash Theory
  7. Lash & Co.
  8. Lash Parlor
  9. Pretty Lash Bar
  10. Lash Collective
  11. Lash Hour
  12. Soft Set Lashes

With your name

Your clients recommend you. Swap "Kayla" for your own.

  1. Kayla Lashes
  2. Lashes by Kayla
  3. Kayla Lash Studio
  4. Kayla's Lash Room
  5. Studio Kayla
  6. Kayla Lash Artist
  7. Kayla Lash Co.
  8. Kayla Beauty Lashes
  9. Atelier Kayla
  10. Kayla's Lash Loft
  11. Kayla Lash Bar
  12. Kayla Lash Lab

For lashes and brows

If you also do brow lamination, shaping or lash lifts, put it in the name.

  1. Lash and Brow Loft
  2. Lashes & Brows Co.
  3. Full Frame Lash & Brow
  4. Brow Lash Society
  5. The Brow & Lash Room
  6. Arch & Lash
  7. Eyes Studio
  8. Lash Brow Haven
  9. Contour Lash & Brow
  10. Eye Candy Lash & Brow
  11. Brows & Blinks
  12. Perfect Pair Lash & Brow

How to choose the name

  1. Think about your Instagram handle first

    Most new clients will find you on Instagram. Before you fall for a name, check that the handle is free without extra dots or numbers: "lashstudio.official2" is easy to forget and easy to misspell.

  2. "Lash" helps, but do not box yourself in

    Having "lash" or "lashes" in the name makes clear what you do. If you plan to add brows, lifts or micropigmentation, pick a name with "gaze" or your own name, which holds up for any new service.

  3. Before you decide, check that it is free

    Search the name on Instagram, on Google Maps for your city and in the USPTO trademark database. If another business in your field already uses it nearby, pick another: it saves you confusion and legal trouble.

  • Clients book themselves from your link

    They pick a day and time without texting you.

  • WhatsApp reminder

    Your client confirms with one button. From the Estudio plan up.

  • Mark who showed up

    When the appointment ends, it asks if the client showed up and how they paid

Frequently asked questions

What should I name a home lash business?

A name that still works when you have a studio. Names with your first name work well at the start, because clients recommend the person who did their lashes.

Should the name say "lash" or "lashes"?

"Lash" is shorter and common across the trade. "Lashes" reads naturally to new clients. If you are unsure, use one in the name and the other in your Instagram bio.

Can I call myself a "lash artist"?

Yes, it is a common term in the trade. Use it next to your name, for example in your bio, so people know you do the service yourself.

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