tenderoni lashes is rooted in the nostalgia of growing up in the early 90's— when music blared from my childhood home and beauty felt more whimsical than serious. rather than just a name, it’s a love letter to timelessness.

The name. It carries the warmth, playfulness, and effortless cool of an era that shaped so much of who I am. It brings me back to a time everything felt a little less serious. A time of variety, of big personalities, unique style, playful beauty and unapologetic self-expression. When I imagined opening my studio back in 2013, I realized I didn’t just want clients to leave with beautiful lashes. I wanted them to leave feeling like they had stepped into a little world of their own—a place where beauty feels personal, true and effortless.

Growing up, R&B and hip hop poured through the speakers of my home. Everything from Bobby Brown, to Janet Jackson and Babyface, became the backdrop of my earliest memories. Music wasn’t just entertainment, it was the heartbeat of our home. There was something magical about everyone stopping what they were doing to experience a video premiere together. Before streaming, before endless scrolling, those kinds of moments were rare and real—and meaningful. We’d sit there entranced by the music, the choreo, the looks. From soft babygirl vibes to the bolder, fierce ones, I became fixated on how truly versatile beauty could be.

For the last decade, we’ve earned the trust of a diverse clientele, becoming a go-to lash studio for those who rely on flawless lashes both on and off camera. Whether preparing someone for a red carpet event, a photoshoot, a music video, or simply everyday life, here, we approach every appointment with the same level of artistry, precision, and care. I always like to say our services are truly, ‘for the the lover in you.’ For the lovers of life. For those who’d rather spend more time living it than being in front of a mirror preparing for it.

Tenderoni Lashes is an ode to that energy— to the kind of beauty that makes you want to throw a jam on, step out the door, and live. It’s the femininity and the playful confidence of an era that taught me beauty doesn’t always have to be serious. Sometimes, it can just be plain fun.