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Midtown East · New York City

Eyelash Extensions in Midtown Manhattan

144 E 44th Ststreet level

Half a blockeast of Grand Central

Lexington sideof the terminal

Since 2007by appointment

The Midtown Manhattan skyline around Grand Central, home of Envious Lashes

No lobby desk, no elevator, no eighth-floor suite. You walk in off 44th Street.

Clementina Richardson has been applying lashes here since 2007. Forbes called her the Eyelash Queen; the studio has been the working answer for editors, actors, commuters and visitors ever since.

Most of our clients work within a ten-minute walk of the front door — and a good many of the rest arrive with a suitcase still at the hotel.

If you navigate by skyline, the Chrysler Building and the MetLife Building are both about a block away.

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Finding us from Grand Central

Grand Central has two sides, and knowing which one you want saves you five minutes. One Vanderbilt and Summit are on the Vanderbilt side, to the west. We’re on the Lexington side, to the east.

Head for Lexington

If you’ve come from the west, walk through the terminal and out toward the Lexington Avenue exit.

Cross to 44th

Out of the terminal, cross to East 44th Street and turn east, away from Grand Central.

Half a block east

We’re at 144, at street level between Lexington and Third. About two minutes door to door.

Built for the Midtown workday

Your neighbours here are on a clock, and the studio is set up around that.

Street level
Nothing to check into, nobody to call up. The door is on 44th.
A private conference room
Free for clients and bookable ahead, for when you need to take a call or get something done between appointments.
Fills on your schedule
Most clients come back every two to three weeks. When you work a few blocks away, that’s a short walk rather than an errand.
By appointment, walk-ins welcome
We work mostly by appointment, so booking ahead is the surest way to get the time you want — but if you’re nearby with an open afternoon, call and we’ll fit you in if there’s room.
Come by train
Parking in Midtown East is limited and expensive. Nearly everyone arrives on foot from the terminal.
A Midtown Manhattan professional between appointments near Grand Central

In town for a few days?

East 44th Street is a hotel street. The Fitzpatrick Grand Central is directly across from us, and most of the hotels ringing the terminal are a five-minute walk. No car, no subway, no planning.

Book ahead if you can. We run mostly on appointments, and locking in a time before you land is the safest bet — especially if your days are already spoken for. If you’re already in the neighbourhood, call and we’ll see what we have.

A full set outlasts your trip. Extensions last several weeks before they need a fill, so they’ll see you through New York and well past the flight home. Heading somewhere warm next? Ask about aftercare for humidity, swimming and sun — it changes what we’d recommend.

Clients come to us from across the country and around the world.

Grand Central Terminal, the landmark most hotel guests navigate by, half a block from Envious Lashes

You’re closer than you think

Midtown East puts most of the postcard within a walk of the chair.

Steps away

Grand Central Terminal
Chrysler Building
Summit One Vanderbilt

A short stroll

Bryant Park & the NY Public Library
Tudor City

Worth the walk

United Nations
Rockefeller Center
St. Patrick’s Cathedral
Times Square

“I’m so addicted to her lashes that I will fly all of the way to New York from Los Angeles to see her.”

Mary J. Blige · British Vogue · See the press →

Coming from outside Midtown

The 6 runs straight down Lexington from the Upper East Side and stops at Grand Central, half a block from our door. Murray Hill, Turtle Bay and Tudor City are an easy walk.

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Long Island Rail Road Metro-North Railroad

Metro-North — every line, into the terminal. LIRR — Grand Central Madison, on the Vanderbilt side; walk east through the terminal. Because the trains end a block away, a good share of our regulars come in from Westchester, Connecticut and Long Island before or after work.

An LIRR train at Grand Central Madison, one block from Envious Lashes

Common questions

How far is Envious Lashes from Grand Central?

Half a block. Exit toward Lexington, walk east on 44th - about two minutes.

Which side of Grand Central are you on?

The Lexington side, east of the terminal. Summit and One Vanderbilt are on the opposite side, so walk through the terminal if you are coming from there.

Can I come on my lunch break?

Yes. Book ahead so the timing works - appointment length depends on the service.

Do you take walk-ins?

We work mostly by appointment, so booking ahead is the surest way to get the time you want. If you are nearby with an open afternoon, call and we will fit you in if there is room.

Is there parking nearby?

Limited and expensive, like most of Midtown East. The trains put you half a block away, and nearly everyone arrives on foot.

Can I take a call during my appointment?

Yes. We have a private conference room, free for clients and bookable ahead.

How long do eyelash extensions last?

Several weeks, with a fill every two to three weeks to keep the set full as your natural lashes shed.

Do eyelash extensions damage your natural lashes?

Not when they are applied properly. Correct weight and length for your own lashes is the whole game, which is why your lash artist maps the set before anything is applied.

I am visiting New York - will they last my trip?

Comfortably. A full set outlasts a typical stay and keeps going well after you are home.

Book your appointment

144 East 44th Street, half a block east of Grand Central. We work mostly by appointment, so booking ahead is the surest way to get the time you want.

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