Le Beauty Takapuna is the North Shore home of Le Beauty, a lash-led beauty brand with six studios across Auckland and a 4.8-star Google rating built on more than 900 client reviews. The Takapuna branch opened in January 2024 at 1c/95 Hurstmere Road, bringing the group's lash-first treatment menu to beachside Takapuna.
Lashes are the heart of the menu: classic, hybrid, volume and mega volume extension sets — including the salon's Signature Whispy Set — along with tiered infills, lash shampoo, professional removal and lash lifts that boost and tint your natural lashes. Brows get the same attention, with waxing, tinting, hybrid colour and brow lamination paired with shape and tint.
Beyond the eyes, the wider brand menu covers spray tans, a full body waxing list and, at selected branches, a nails programme known for TPO- and HEMA-free products, single-use pedicure kits and a dedicated under-12s kids menu. Cosmetic tattooing (SPMU) — ombré brows, microblading, combination brows, lips and eyeliner — is currently offered at the Te Atatu South branch.
Appointments can be booked online, and Afterpay is available so treatments can be paid off over time. Le Beauty also runs lash extension training courses for aspiring lash artists, teaching the foundations needed to confidently launch a career in lashing.
Le Beauty Takapuna sits at 1c/95 Hurstmere Road, in the middle of Takapuna's boutique strip a short stroll from the waterfront. It is the North Auckland branch of Le Beauty, a beauty brand that now runs six studios across the city — from Te Atatu South and Henderson to Otahuhu and Takanini — and it opened in January 2024. Across those locations Le Beauty has collected a 4.8-star Google rating from more than 900 client reviews, and the Takapuna studio carries that same lash-first approach to the North Shore.
Like every Le Beauty studio, Takapuna's menu is built around the lash bed. Extensions come in a full ladder of styles: classic sets in natural or full, hybrids that blend classic lashes with volume fans, medium, full and mega volume, and the salon's Signature Whispy Set — a feathery, spiked style that has become one of the brand's calling cards.
The extension menu is designed to suit first-timers and lash regulars alike. Classic lashes add length and definition one lash at a time; volume sets build softness and drama with handmade fans; mega volume goes all the way. Small styling touches matter too — a cat eye or doe eye add-on shifts the shape of the set toward the outer corners.
Because extensions need upkeep, the studio runs a tiered infill service for classic, medium volume, hybrid and full volume or whispy sets, alongside a lash shampoo cleanse and professional removal. If you'd rather enhance what you already have, the lash lift boosts and lifts each individual lash before tinting, for lashes that look thicker, darker and longer without extensions at all.
Brows get equal billing. The wax and tint menu covers everything from a quick brow wax to combined wax, tint and lash tint appointments, while hybrid brows add a stained, defined colour finish. The standout is brow lamination, which the salon describes as almost like a perm for your brows — the treatment manipulates the brow hairs into a fuller, fluffed shape, then pairs with a brow shape and tint for a bolder, defined look, and even includes a sample-size styling brow soap to take home.
Short on time? The lash lift and brow lamination combo tackles both in a single appointment, one of the studio's most practical bookings.
The wider Le Beauty menu extends past the eyes. A full body spray tan is on offer, along with a comprehensive body waxing list that runs from underarm, arm and leg waxes to bikini, extended bikini and Brazilian waxing — with a regular cadence for repeat Brazilian clients every four to six weeks.
Nails are a significant part of the brand, though the website currently lists nail services at its Te Atatu South, Takanini, Henderson and Mason Avenue Otahuhu branches rather than Takapuna. The nail menu is extensive — gel and shellac manicures, SNS dipping powder, builder gel overlays, Gel-X soft gel tips, acrylics, pedicures and a dedicated kids' menu for under-12s — and the brand points out that its products are TPO- and HEMA-free, with one-time use kits for pedicure services.
Cosmetic tattooing, or SPMU, is also part of the repertoire: ombré brows, microblading, combination brows, lip tint and eyeliner. Note that SPMU is currently offered only at the Te Atatu South branch, so check availability when you book.
Appointments are made through Le Beauty's online booking system, the easiest way to lock in a slot on Hurstmere Road; the team can also be reached by phone or text. Afterpay is available across treatments, so larger bookings can be paid off over time — a small thing that makes regular lash maintenance easier to plan. One policy to know before you book: all treatments are non-refundable, including specials and promotions.
Le Beauty is also a teaching studio. Its lash extension courses are pitched at people starting a career in the industry — train with us and learn from the best, the site says — and are designed to give new lash artists the foundations to work confidently. For North Shore clients, that same craft shows up chair-side at Takapuna: a focused, well-drilled lash and brow menu delivered by a brand that does this across six studios and nearly a thousand reviews.