advertises eyelash extensions, but be warned, these are probably not the extensions you expect! Real eyelash extensions are glued, one false lash at a time, to your real lashes, using surgical adhesive. The reason they usually cost so much is because it takes an incredible amount of skill to attach individual lashes. So I should've known that Beauty Plaza's prices, starting at $80 for a new set (they usually run minimum $120), were too good to be true. I called before making an appt to ask that their extensions are indeed individual, semi-permanent lashes meant to last ~3 weeks, and Pam said yes. I checked again when I showed up at the appointment. However, once I was actually seated, I found out I was in for a terrible surprise. First, Beauty Plaza makes customers sit in the same chairs used for hair styling appointments, which is never done for eyelash extensions. For extensions, customers lie flat on a bed so that the technician can clearly work on their lashes. Pam then made me keep my eyes open, which again I thought was weird, since techs always have customers close their eyes, again to have easy access to your eyelashes and to make sure glue doesn't hurt your eyes! She then