This season's lash color trend is a small accent, not a full colored set: a handful of blue, green, or purple extensions placed in the outer corner or scattered through a Hybrid or Volume set, with the rest kept in classic black or brown. At Aloha Beauty Lounge in South Jordan, the service menu has no separate line for colored lashes, so color is a request to bring to your lash consultation, and price and availability are worth asking about when you book.
Colored lash extensions have cycled in and out of fashion for years, usually as a full, saturated set worn head to toe in one bright shade. This season's version is quieter: a few colored extensions used as an accent, not a statement worn across the whole lash line, and closer to a piece of jewelry than a costume change. Here is what that looks like once Aloha Beauty Lounge opens Thursday, October 29, 2026, in South Jordan.
A Restrained Take On Color
The current trend places colored extensions in specific sections instead of dyeing an entire set blue or green: a few fibers in the outer corner, a scattered handful through the center, or a soft wash of color visible only from certain angles. The rest of the set stays classic black or the softer brown covered in brown lash extensions. The result reads as a detail, not a costume, and it sits alongside the wet-look and sculptural-accent techniques covered in last season's lash extension trends guide. Both are about restraint. Neither one is about maximizing how much a set announces itself.
Which Colors Are Actually Being Requested
Cool tones lead this season — a pale, ice-blue highlight for a subtle effect, and deeper royal blue, emerald green, or violet for a set that reads more clearly from a distance. Warm-toned brown eyes tend to make blue and green accents stand out the most, though the right color is ultimately a question for your artist and your own coloring, not a rule from a trend piece.
The distinction from a brown lash extension is worth making plainly. Brown is a full-set alternative to black, meant to look like a softer version of your own lashes without drawing attention to itself. A colored accent does the opposite job on purpose. It is meant to be noticed, in a small enough dose that it reads as a detail and not the headline of the set.
The colored extension is a detail this season, not the whole sentence.
How Color Fits Into The Menu
The service menu lists lash sets by style, not by color, and has no separate line for colored extensions. Classic Lashes are $99 for a full set with $59 fills, Hybrid is $119 with $69 fills, Volume is $139 with $69 fills, and Mega Volume is $199 with $109 fills. Whether a few colored fibers change that price, and whether the shade you want is in stock, are the two questions to ask when you book. Fills are due within two to three weeks, and a fill booked later, at four weeks, costs $20 more.
What Doesn't Change
Fill cadence and aftercare stay the same regardless of color. Extensions are only ever as strong as the natural lash they are bonded to, oil still breaks down adhesive faster than anything else, and a lash service carries the standard 48-hour guarantee, not the longer 10-day window nail services get. If you are new to extensions entirely and want to know what the appointment itself looks like, your first lash extension appointment covers it start to finish, and the full aftercare routine lives in lash extension aftercare.
Ask About It At Your Consultation
Every lash appointment at Aloha Beauty Lounge begins with a mapping consultation before any extension is placed. That is the moment to bring a reference photo and talk through how much color you actually want, since your artist can plan the placement into the map ahead of time. Nobody decides it lash by lash partway through. It is a request, not a guarantee of a specific look; every set is finished to what your natural lashes can carry, and a heavier dose of color than planned is a conversation for a later fill, not something to rush into one appointment.
Where To Find Us
Aloha Beauty Lounge is at 10509 S River Heights Dr #104, South Jordan, UT 84095, opening Thursday, October 29, 2026. We serve Daybreak, Riverton, Herriman, West Jordan, Sandy, Draper, and the rest of the Salt Lake Valley. Call (801) 909-8989 with style questions before you book, and see every lash style on the service menu.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the colored lash extension trend for this season?
A small accent of blue, green, or purple extensions placed in a section of an otherwise classic black or brown set. Full colored sets are less common this season. The color goes into an ordinary Classic, Hybrid, Volume or Mega Volume set as a placement choice, not a different lash style.
Does adding colored lash extensions cost more?
The service menu has no separate line for colored lashes. Sets are priced by style, from Classic at $99 to Mega Volume at $199, so ask when you book whether the colored fibers you want change that price.
Which colors are trending for lash extensions right now?
Blue, green, and purple lead this season, from a pale ice-blue highlight to deeper royal blue, emerald, or violet for a look that reads from a distance. Your own coloring and how much you want the accent to stand out are the real deciding factors.
Can I mix colored extensions with brown or black lashes?
Yes. That is how the current trend is typically worn: a scattered accent of color through a base set of black or brown. Bring a reference photo to your consultation so your artist can map the placement to your eyes.
Will colored lash extensions fade faster than black ones?
No. Fade and shedding follow your natural lash growth cycle, which runs on the same two-to-three-week fill schedule regardless of the color of the extension attached to it.
When does Aloha Beauty Lounge open for lash appointments?
Thursday, October 29, 2026, at 10509 S River Heights Dr #104 in South Jordan, Utah. Every lash style on the menu is available from opening day, and colored fibers are worth asking about when you book.
