What services does Eye Candy Medspa and Lash Bar offer?

Eye Candy Medspa offers Botox, dermal fillers, PDO thread lifting, Kybella fat dissolving, laser hair removal, laser tattoo removal, laser facials, body contouring, cryosculpting, eyelash extensions, brow lamination, semi-permanent makeup, facial treatments, and IV therapy.

Where are Eye Candy Medspa locations?

Eye Candy Medspa has three locations: Buena Park at 5801 Lincoln Ave, Suite B (714-723-0770); Newport Beach at 1829 Westcliff Dr (949-877-0256); and Lakewood at 11134 Del Amo Blvd (562-402-1888).

What are the hours of operation at Eye Candy Medspa?

Monday–Saturday 9am–7pm and Sunday 10am–6pm. Newport Beach opens at 10am on weekdays.

Does Eye Candy Medspa offer Botox treatments?

Yes, Eye Candy Medspa offers Botox and Letybo injections by licensed medical professionals to smooth wrinkles, crow's feet, forehead lines, and frown lines.

How much does laser hair removal cost at Eye Candy Medspa?

Laser hair removal packages start from $575 for a Small Package (6 sessions). Medium is $650, Large $725, and X-Large $800. Current BOGO promotion available on all packages.

Does Eye Candy Medspa offer IV therapy?

Yes, IV therapy options include Myers' Cocktail, Vitamin C, B12, Glutathione, NAD+, Hangover IV, and hydration drips to support energy, immunity, and overall wellness.

Can I book an appointment online?

Yes, book online at eyecandymedbeauty.com/contact/ or call: Buena Park (714-723-0770), Newport Beach (949-877-0256), or Lakewood (562-402-1888).

How many Google reviews does Eye Candy Medspa have?

Eye Candy Medspa has over 1,086 Google reviews and a 5-star rating on Yelp with 411 reviews, making it one of the most trusted medspas in Southern California.

Can I still wear mascara with lash extensions?

You will not need mascara most days. Extensions already add length and volume. Still, you can use a lash-safe formula if you want. Skip waterproof mascara, since it is hard to remove. Never use it on Volume or Mega Volume sets. The fans can clump and lose their shape.

How should I sleep with eyelash extensions?

Try to sleep on your back when you can. This keeps pressure off your lashes. Side and stomach sleeping can bend or break them. A silk or satin pillowcase helps a lot too. It lets lashes slide instead of catching. Good sleep habits stretch your set further.

Are eyelash extensions safe if I have sensitive eyes?

Many people with sensitive eyes wear extensions fine. Still, tell your artist before you book. Share any past reactions or eye conditions. This helps us plan the safest approach for you. Watery or sensitive eyes may need extra care. So stop and tell us if anything stings. Your comfort guides every step.

Can I get lash extensions for a wedding or event?

Yes, extensions are perfect for big days. They photograph beautifully and last for weeks. Book your set a few days before the event. This gives any redness time to settle. We can also do a trial run first. That way you love the look in advance.

Do eyelash extensions hurt?

No, a good appointment feels relaxing. Your eyes stay gently closed the whole time. Each extension sits on a single lash. So nothing pulls or tugs at your skin. Many clients drift off and nap. You should never feel any sharp pain.

How do I make my lash extensions last longer?

A few small habits make a big difference. Keep your lashes clean with a lash-safe wash. Brush them gently with a spoolie each morning. Avoid oil-based products near your eyes. Skip steam rooms and heavy rubbing too. Then book your fills every two to three weeks.

Why does laser hair removal take 6 to 8 sessions instead of just one or two?

Only the hairs in their active growth phase are vulnerable to the laser, which is roughly 20 to 30 percent of your total hair at any given moment. Each session catches a new wave of follicles cycling into growth, and the math works out to 6 to 8 sessions for full coverage. For a deeper breakdown of session timing, read our complete guide at https://eyecandymedbeauty.com/how-many-laser-hair-removal-sessions/.

Can laser hair removal help with ingrown hairs and razor bumps?

Yes. For most clients with chronic ingrown hairs or razor bumps (pseudofolliculitis barbae), laser hair removal is one of the most effective long-term solutions. By targeting the follicle directly, the laser reduces or eliminates the recurring hairs that cause inflammation and ingrowns in the first place. Many Lakewood clients book laser specifically because shaving, waxing, and threading kept producing the same skin irritation cycle.

Will laser hair removal work if I have PCOS or unwanted hormonal hair growth?

Laser hair removal works on hormonal hair, but the timeline and maintenance look different. PCOS, thyroid conditions, and other hormonal imbalances can stimulate new follicles long after your initial series ends, which means you'll likely need a few extra sessions during your first round and occasional maintenance touch-ups over the years. Your provider will design your plan with this pattern in mind.

Can I switch from waxing to laser hair removal?

Yes, but you'll need to stop waxing, threading, sugaring, plucking, and any other root-removal methods at least 4 weeks before your first laser session. The laser needs an intact follicle to target, and methods that pull the entire hair from the root leave the laser with nothing to find. Shaving is the only hair removal method allowed during this 4-week transition window.

Can I get laser hair removal on tattooed skin?

The laser cannot fire over tattooed areas, since the ink absorbs the laser energy in ways that can damage both the skin and the tattoo. Your provider will plan treatment to work around any existing tattoos, leaving a small buffer zone around the ink. If you're considering a new tattoo in an area you'd like to laser, we recommend completing your laser series first.

Does shaving between laser sessions cause hair to grow back thicker?

No. Shaving doesn't change the thickness, color, or growth rate of your hair. The myth comes from how shaved hair looks: it grows back with a blunt tip rather than a tapered one, which can feel coarser. Hair growing in between your laser sessions is part of the natural cycle the laser is working through, and it's already on its way out.

Will laser hair removal completely stop my hair from growing back?

Laser hair removal causes long-term reduction, not permanent removal. Most clients see 70 to 90 percent reduction after a full series of 6 to 8 sessions, with the remaining hair growing back finer and lighter than before. Some clients need annual maintenance touch-ups every year or two to catch new hairs from hormonal changes, but the majority of the original growth is gone for good.

Does laser hair removal work on all hair colors?

Laser hair removal works best on hair with active melanin, which means dark brown and black hair respond fastest. Blonde, red, gray, and white hair contain less melanin and don't absorb the laser energy as effectively, so results are typically slower or limited. During your consultation, your provider will assess your specific hair color and growth pattern and give you an honest read on what to expect.

How is the diode laser different from other hair removal lasers?

The diode laser uses a longer wavelength than older laser types, which lets it reach the hair follicle without absorbing as much energy at the skin surface. This makes it both more effective on darker skin tones and more comfortable during treatment. Older Nd:YAG and alexandrite lasers each have their own use cases, but for the range of clients we see, diode delivers consistent results with fewer settings adjustments per session.

Can I get laser hair removal while pregnant?

We don't perform laser hair removal on clients who are currently pregnant or breastfeeding. There aren't enough long-term safety studies on laser exposure during pregnancy to clear it as safe, and hormonal changes during and after pregnancy can alter hair growth patterns in ways that affect results. We recommend waiting until you've finished breastfeeding before starting or resuming a treatment series.

What does a laser hair removal session actually feel like?

Most clients describe each laser pulse as a quick warm snap, similar to a rubber band against the skin. Some areas are more sensitive than others, particularly the bikini line, upper lip, and underarms. Sessions are short. Underarms take a few minutes, full legs around 30 to 45 minutes. The diode laser's built-in cooling system helps the experience stay comfortable across the whole appointment.

How soon after my first session will I see results?

You'll notice the treated area looking smoother within a couple of weeks of your first session, but the most visible change is the shedding that happens 1 to 2 weeks in. Real reduction becomes visible around session 3 or 4. For a fuller breakdown of how many sessions you actually need, read our complete guide at https://eyecandymedbeauty.com/how-many-laser-hair-removal-sessions/.

Will laser hair removal completely stop my hair from growing back?

Laser hair removal causes long-term reduction, not permanent removal. Most clients see 70 to 90 percent reduction after a full series of 6 to 8 sessions, with the remaining hair growing back finer and lighter than before. Some clients need annual maintenance touch-ups every year or two to catch new hairs from hormonal changes, but the majority of the original growth is gone for good.

Does laser hair removal work on all hair colors?

Laser hair removal works best on hair with active melanin, which means dark brown and black hair respond fastest. Blonde, red, gray, and white hair contain less melanin and don't absorb the laser energy as effectively, so results are typically slower or limited. During your consultation, your provider will assess your specific hair color and growth pattern and give you an honest read on what to expect.

How is the diode laser different from other hair removal lasers?

The diode laser uses a longer wavelength than older laser types, which lets it reach the hair follicle without absorbing as much energy at the skin surface. This makes it both more effective on darker skin tones and more comfortable during treatment. Older Nd:YAG and alexandrite lasers each have their own use cases, but for the range of clients we see, diode delivers consistent results with fewer settings adjustments per session.

Can I get laser hair removal while pregnant?

We don't perform laser hair removal on clients who are currently pregnant or breastfeeding. There aren't enough long-term safety studies on laser exposure during pregnancy to clear it as safe, and hormonal changes during and after pregnancy can alter hair growth patterns in ways that affect results. We recommend waiting until you've finished breastfeeding before starting or resuming a treatment series.

What does a laser hair removal session actually feel like?

Most clients describe each laser pulse as a quick warm snap, similar to a rubber band against the skin. Some areas are more sensitive than others, particularly the bikini line, upper lip, and underarms. Sessions are short. Underarms take a few minutes, full legs around 30 to 45 minutes. The diode laser's built-in cooling system helps the experience stay comfortable across the whole appointment.

How soon after my first session will I see results?

You'll notice the treated area looking smoother within a couple of weeks of your first session, but the most visible change is the shedding that happens 1 to 2 weeks in. Real reduction becomes visible around session 3 or 4. For a fuller breakdown of how many sessions you actually need, read our complete guide at https://eyecandymedbeauty.com/how-many-laser-hair-removal-sessions/.

How do I know if I should start with Classic, Hybrid, Volume, or Mega Volume lashes?

It depends on your natural lash strength and the look you want. If your natural lashes are fine or sparse, we'll usually recommend Classic or Hybrid first since they're lighter and easier on the lash line. Volume and Mega Volume sets work best when your natural lashes can support more weight. Your Lakewood lash artist will assess your lashes and recommend the right starting point at your first appointment.

Should I get a lash lift instead of eyelash extensions in Lakewood?

It depends on what you're trying to solve. A lash lift curls your existing lashes for a wide-eyed effect without adding any product. Eyelash extensions add length, density, and curl using individual extensions glued to each natural lash. Both have different costs, timelines, and maintenance routines. We break it all down in our full comparison of lash lifts versus extensions at https://eyecandymedbeauty.com/lash-lift-vs-extensions-cost-longevity-compared/ if you want to dig deeper.

Can I wear contacts during my Lakewood lash appointment?

We recommend taking contacts out before your appointment and bringing your glasses to wear on the drive home. The lash adhesive releases minor vapors during curing that can irritate contact wearers. Your eyes also stay closed for 90 minutes to 3 hours, which dries contacts out and makes them uncomfortable. Plan to give your eyes a break and reinsert your contacts the next morning.

What does a healthy lash cycle look like when wearing extensions long-term?

Your natural lashes naturally shed and regrow on a roughly 60 to 90 day cycle, and that process continues with extensions on. As lashes shed, you'll lose extensions with them, which is why fills are part of the routine. Your Lakewood artist will watch how your natural lashes look across visits and recommend a short break (typically 2 to 4 weeks) once a year if your lash line needs it.

How long does a first-time lash appointment take at the Lakewood location?

Plan for 90 minutes to 3 hours for your first full set, depending on the style. Classic sets typically run 90 to 120 minutes, Hybrid and Volume sets run 2 to 2.5 hours, and Mega Volume can take up to 3 hours. The first appointment is usually slightly longer than fills, since the artist is mapping your set from scratch and you're getting full coverage on every lash.

What's the difference between a lash fill and a full set at the Lakewood location?

A full set is the initial appointment where extensions are applied to every healthy natural lash. A fill replaces the extensions that have shed naturally over the past 2 to 3 weeks, restoring the density of your original set. Fills are shorter (60 to 90 minutes), and they cost less than a full set. Most Lakewood clients alternate fills until they want to refresh with a new full set or change styles.

Microblading Eyebrows in Orange County

Tired of stenciling, filling, and fussing over uneven brows every single morning? Microblading hands those mornings back to you. It is a precise, semi-permanent technique that builds the shape and fullness you have been drawing on by hand, so your brows look put-together the moment you wake up. No smudging, no reapplying, no starting over when one side never quite matches the other.

Wake Up to Fuller, Naturally Defined Brows Every Day

Microblading for Brows That Look Effortless

If you are tired of filling in sparse, uneven, or over-plucked brows every morning, microblading eyebrows in Orange County could be the answer. At Eye Candy Medspa and Lash Bar, our licensed artists hand-place fine, hair-like strokes of pigment to create natural-looking, perfectly shaped brows that frame your face and last for months. Every set is fully customized to your features, mapped to your bone structure, and color-matched to your natural tone, so the result looks like you, only more defined. Microblading is a form of cosmetic tattooing, so skilled, sterile technique matters. Book a consultation in Buena Park, Lakewood, or Newport Beach to get started.

Is Microblading Right for You?

Microblading is a wonderful fit for most people who want fuller, more defined brows, but it is not the right call for everyone.
Here is a quick way to tell where you land.

You're likely a great candidate if you

Have sparse, thin, or over-plucked brows you are tired of filling in.
Want to cut down on daily brow makeup and save time every morning.
Have gaps, uneven shape, or asymmetry you would love to balance.
Have lost brow hair from aging, alopecia, or over-tweezing.
Have normal to dry skin, which tends to hold crisp hair strokes best.

It may not be ideal right now if you

Have very oily skin, where strokes can blur (we may suggest ombre or powder brows instead).
Are pregnant or breastfeeding, so it is best to wait.
Are on Accutane or have an active skin condition in the brow area.
Have certain health conditions that affect healing, which we will review first.
Want a bold, makeup-style brow, where a powder or combo technique may suit you better.

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Your Microblading Journey at Eye Candy

Consultation

We talk through your goals, review your skin type and brow history, and make sure microblading is the right fit for you.

Brow Mapping

Your artist measures and maps your brows to your bone structure for a shape that is balanced and tailored to your face.

Color Matching

We custom-blend a pigment to suit your natural hair color and undertones, so the result looks soft and believable.

Numbing

A topical numbing cream is applied so you stay comfortable throughout, with most clients feeling only light pressure.

Hair-Stroke Application

Your artist hand-places fine, crisp strokes that mimic real brow hairs, building natural fullness exactly where you need it.

Healing

Brows look bold at first, then soften over one to two weeks as they heal. Light flaking during this phase is normal.

Perfecting Touch-Up

A follow-up around six to eight weeks later refines the shape and fills any spots where pigment did not fully retain.

Color Refresh

Most clients return annually for a refresh to keep brows crisp and defined as the pigment naturally fades over time.

What Makes Microblading Different at
Eye Candy Medspa in Buena Park

See why clients across all three locations keep coming back for their microblading. Schedule your free consultation and meet your brow artist before any work begins.

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Caring for Your Brows After Microblading

Healing happens over the first one to two weeks. How you care for your brows during that window makes a real difference in your final result. The simple habits below protect the pigment while it settles, so your brows heal crisp and even.

Keep Them Dry for the First Week

Water is your brows' biggest enemy while they heal. Avoid swimming, saunas, steam, and heavy sweating for seven days, and gently pat the area dry after cleansing your face.

Don't Pick, Scratch, or Rub

Light flaking and scabbing are normal, and the urge to pick will be real. Resist it. Pulling at flakes can lift pigment unevenly. Let everything shed on its own for crisp, even color.

Skip Makeup and Active Skincare

Hold off on brow makeup, and keep retinols, acids, and exfoliants away from the area while it heals, since they can fade or distort the pigment before it fully sets.

Protect Your Investment From the Sun

Sun exposure is the top cause of premature fading. Once healed, apply SPF over your brows daily and wear a hat outdoors to keep your results crisp and extend time between refreshes.

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Book Your Microblading Consultation at Eye Candy Medsp and Lash Bar

Real consultations, licensed brow artists, and natural-looking results are what keep our clients coming back. Whether you are new to microblading or looking for a better artist, we start with a real consultation, not an upsell, so you understand your shape, color, and options before any work begins. With three convenient locations in Buena Park, Lakewood, and Newport Beach, open seven days a week, finding a time that works for you is easy. Book online today and meet your brow artist before your appointment.

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Three Convenient Locations, Seven Days a Week

Open Mon - Sat until 7pm, plus Sundays, because beauty shouldn't have to wait for a day off. Book around your schedule, not ours.

Buena Park

5801 Lincoln Ave Ste B, Buena Park, CA 90620

Lakewood

11134 Del Amo Blvd, Lakewood, CA 90715

Newport Beach

1829 Westcliff Dr., Newport Beach, CA 92660

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Frequently Asked Questions

How is microblading different from getting your brows tattooed?

Both deposit pigment, but they are not the same. Microblading uses a hand tool to create fine, hair-like strokes in the upper layers of skin, so it looks natural and fades over time. A traditional tattoo uses a machine and permanent ink placed deeper, which can look solid and turn bluish as it ages.

Will microblading look obvious or fake right after my appointment?

Your brows will look bold, dark, and sharply defined for the first several days, which surprises a lot of first-timers. This is completely normal. As the skin heals over one to two weeks, the color softens by up to 30 to 40 percent and settles into a natural, believable result.

How should I prep for my microblading appointment?

In the week before, avoid blood thinners like alcohol, caffeine, fish oil, and ibuprofen when possible, and skip retinols, exfoliants, and brow waxing or tinting on the area. Come with your brows unfilled so your artist sees your natural shape. Arrive hydrated and avoid sun exposure beforehand.

Can microblading cover or fix an old brow tattoo?

Sometimes, but not always. Faded, light work may be improved, while dark, saturated, or discolored old tattoos can show through fresh strokes and may need fading or removal first. This is exactly what a consultation determines, since your artist needs to see the existing work before recommending an approach.

What's the difference between microblading and other brow techniques?

Microblading creates crisp, individual hair strokes for a natural look, while powder or ombre brows use a soft, shaded, makeup-like finish, and combo brows blend both. The right one depends on your skin type and the look you want. Our guide on brow lamination vs microblading breaks down another popular comparison.

Can I still wax, tint, or get facials around my brows after microblading?

Yes, once you are fully healed. Wait at least two weeks before waxing or tinting near the brows, and keep strong facials, peels, and lasers away from the area, since they speed up fading. Always tell your facialist or laser tech that you have microblading so they can work around it.

Microblading Eyebrows in Orange County

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Microblading for Brows That Look Effortless