What the service includes
A Hybrid Full Set at Honey Bee Beautiful is a dedicated 150 MINUTES appointment priced at $130. The session is reserved for a complete full-set application using only Honey Bee Beautiful products. Clients should arrive with clean lashes and no eye makeup so the artist can work on a fresh base without delay.
During the appointment you’ll receive a focused consultation and application tailored to your natural lash condition and style goals. The time allocation lets the artist address symmetry and comfort, and to adapt the look to what your natural lashes can support while staying within the salon’s product and service standards.
Preparation and booking details
Please come with clean lashes and no makeup — this is required to begin the appointment. If you are a new client who actually needs a fill rather than a full set, please book a foreign fill instead; booking the correct service prevents scheduling problems and ensures the artist has the right slot and supplies.
Plan your visit around family and commute schedules common to West Valley City’s west-side neighborhoods. The Hunter Town Center area is convenient to 3500 South and 5600 West, with nearby parking and transit at the 3500 South and 5600 West MAX station, so account for travel time when reserving the 150 MINUTES appointment.
Products and local considerations
All lash work uses Honey Bee Beautiful products exclusively — these are the salon’s time-tested, high-quality choices. That means the product selection for adhesive and extensions is consistent across appointments, helping the artist plan each set around what is in use, rather than switching brands during an appointment.
Local climate and lifestyle factors matter when scheduling: West Valley City experiences four distinct seasons and daily routines that include commuting and family obligations. Because appointments are substantial in length, choose a time that fits school runs, work commutes, or shopping stops along the 3500 South and 5600 West corridor to avoid interruptions.
