Meet the Team: Dinda and Risma on What Makes a Great Lash Lift

Two therapists, one studio

Dinda and Risma are both trained beauty therapists based at the Seseh studio on Jalan Pantai Seseh. Between them, they handle the full menu of treatments offered here — Lash Lift, Korean Lash Lift and Brow Lamination — and whichever of them is available for your slot on Fresha is the one you’ll see on the day.

Why personalisation matters more than a script

A lash lift isn’t a one-size treatment. Natural lash length, direction and density vary enormously from person to person, and the same is true of brows before lamination. Rather than applying a fixed technique regardless of who’s in the chair, each appointment starts with a proper look at what you’re working with, and a conversation about the result you want — softer and natural, or more defined.

• A real consultation first. Every treatment begins with a look at your natural lashes or brows before any product goes on.
• Adjusted technique. Curl size, brow shape and lamination direction are chosen to suit what you already have, not a standard template.
• Time to ask questions. Appointments are unhurried, so there’s space to talk through aftercare or rebooking before you leave.

What clients tend to notice

People who’ve had lash lifts elsewhere often mention the same thing after a visit here: the pace. Because appointments aren’t rushed between back-to-back bookings, there’s time for the details that make the biggest difference — proper lash separation, an even curl across both eyes, and a finish that still looks like your own lashes, just lifted.

The goal isn’t a dramatic transformation. It’s a result that looks like the best version of what was already there.

Handling the small things that matter

A lot of what makes a lash lift or brow lamination go well happens before the product is ever applied — checking whether you wear contacts or glasses, noting any sensitivity around the eyes, sizing the silicone shield correctly for your natural lash length. These are small, unglamorous steps, but skipping them is usually where a result goes wrong. Dinda and Risma both work through this checklist as a matter of routine, not as an afterthought.

Continuity, appointment to appointment

Because the studio is small, returning clients tend to build a relationship with whichever therapist they see first. That continuity has its own value: your therapist remembers how your lashes or brows responded last time, what curl size worked well, and whether you preferred a softer or more defined finish. Over a few visits, that history quietly makes each appointment a little smoother than the last.

Booking with a preference

If you’ve seen Dinda or Risma before and would like to book with them specifically, Fresha lets you select a preferred therapist when you choose your treatment and time. If you don’t have a preference, either of them will talk you through your options for a Lash Lift or Brow Lamination when you arrive.

Working across every treatment on the menu

Because the studio’s menu covers a Lash Lift, a Korean Lash Lift and Brow Lamination, both therapists move between all three depending on what a client books. That range matters when clients are deciding between treatments — someone weighing up a classic curl against the softer Korean technique can get guidance from either Dinda or Risma, rather than being limited to whichever specialist happens to be working that day.

A studio built around two people, not a roster

Larger salons often rotate clients through whichever staff member is free, with limited continuity between visits. A two-person studio works differently — over a handful of appointments, it’s realistic to build familiarity with one or both therapists, rather than starting from scratch each time. For a treatment as personal as a lash lift or brow lamination, that familiarity tends to show in the result.

Curious what an appointment with the team actually looks like from start to finish? Our guide on what to expect at your first visit covers the full process.