Ibling Anyang Pyeongchon Lash Perm & Point Extension Review

Hello! Today I booked a visit to a lash perm spot around Beomgye and went to try it out. It was my first time visiting, but I found out that this is a popular place that has been in the same spot in Pyeongchon for 9 years.

Ibling Anyang Pyeongchon is right in front of Pyeongchon Station. If you come up from Pyeongchon Station, Exit 1 is the closest. It is connected to Pyeongchon Station Exit 1, and the shop is located on the 2nd floor, room 215. 📍 Hours 9:00–20:00 Saturday and Sunday: 9:00–18:00 Thursday: closed every week 📍 Parking The parking lot entrance is after passing the E-Mart parking lot, just after the bus stop and before turning the corner. They support 1 hour and 30 minutes of parking. If the lot is full, you can use a nearby public parking lot, but the post notes that outside parking is not supported.

The inside of the shop felt cozy and clean. It was not difficult to find, and the directions were clear, so the visit was comfortable.

They stored my belongings separately, and even in winter there was a place to hang an outer coat. They also changed the pillow cover to a disposable one, so the treatment felt hygienic and comfortable. Before starting, they first checked the condition of my eyes. They explained in detail how the perm would be done and how the point extensions would be applied.

This was the before-treatment photo. I had gotten a lash perm about a month and a half earlier, and by this point most of it had loosened, so my eyes looked a bit dull. I had booked a lash perm with point extensions. Since it was my first time getting extensions, I felt a little nervous but also excited.

Before the treatment, the director explained the perm and extensions thoroughly. During the session, I asked so many questions that I was almost a question machine, but the director clearly cared a lot about lashes. They answered everything in detail and shared fun tips about aftercare and extension maintenance. I usually sleep soundly during a lash perm, but that day I spent the full hour and a half chatting. Talking with the director was so fun that I did not want to go home.

I took the before and after photos in the same place, and the difference was huge. This is exactly why lashes need regular care. With the point extensions added, the eyes looked more glamorous, but because it was not a full extension set, there was none of that heavy or stuffy feeling that extensions can sometimes have. The strands were attached one by one, so even when looking up from below, they looked like my own lashes and did not look obvious at all. From the front, though, they looked full, lifted, and pretty.

The extensions usually last about two weeks. The director said that if I take good care of the extensions, the perm can also last a bit longer, and they even gave me a brush as a gift. I plan to brush my lashes every day and keep applying lash serum so I can maintain them well. It has now been about one week since the treatment, and only one strand has fallen off. Even that happened because I rubbed my eye a bit while washing my face. If I avoid mascara as much as possible and take good care of them, I feel like they could last a month. Anyway, the director here has seriously skilled hands, and chatting together was so much fun. If you are looking for lash care near Pyeongchon, I highly recommend Ibling Pyeongchon. #AnyangLashPerm #BeomgyeLashPerm #BeomgyeLashExtensions #AnyangLashPermPointExtensions #LashPermPointExtensions #AnyangLashPermRecommendation #BeomgyeLashPermRecommendation