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What You Should Know About Eyelash Extensions

Many women go for eyelash extensions without knowing what will happen during the procedure or whether or not it's for them. There are some things mentioned in this post that should be considered before going for eyelash extensions.

Many women go for eyelash extensions without knowing what will happen during the procedure or whether or not it's for them. There are some things mentioned in this post that should be considered before going for eyelash extensions.

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<strong>What</strong> <strong>You</strong> <strong>Should</strong> <strong>Know</strong> <strong>About</strong><br />

<strong>Eyelash</strong> <strong>Extensions</strong><br />

Many people turn to eyelash extensions when they want long, beautiful,<br />

luscious lashes. But, surprisingly, most people don’t know a lot about the<br />

lashes or the extension procedure. However, if you’re thinking about eyelash<br />

extensions, you’ll need to know what you’re getting into before you get into<br />

it. Below are five things you should know about eyelash extensions.<br />

<strong>Extensions</strong> Can Be Customised<br />

<strong>Eyelash</strong> extensions can look and function however the customer wants. They<br />

come in a variety of types, styles and lengths and can be attached in several<br />

ways. Synthetic lashes are the cheapest, most common lash type, but<br />

eyelashes are available in mink or silk materials. Mink lashes offer the most<br />

dramatic look and the highest price. On the other hand, silk lashes are<br />

affordable and offer a realistic look and feel. But, no matter what lashes you<br />

choose, they’re all semi-permanent, meaning they’ll have to come off some<br />

time.<br />

Lash extensions can also be as long and as curly as you like. <strong>Extensions</strong><br />

range from 6mm to 17mm and from straight to C-shaped. Although, J-shaped<br />

lashes are the most popular.<br />

<strong>Eyelash</strong> <strong>Extensions</strong> Aren’t Harmful<br />

Having something glued to a structure as sensitive as the eyelash can seem<br />

frightening. Moreover, having glue near your eyes can be even more<br />

frightening. Fortunately, eyelash extensions and the glue used to attach<br />

them are completely safe. The lashes are made from harmless materials, and<br />

the glue is specially formulated for use around the eyes. Glues are also<br />

formaldehyde and toxin-free and rarely cause irritation, unless you’re allergic<br />

to some of the ingredients in the formula. If you are, you may experience<br />

mild irritation and itching, which warrants immediate removal.<br />

The Procedure Takes Time<br />

Getting eyelash extensions isn’t something that can be done on your lunch<br />

break. The procedure takes at least an hour, and in some cases, can take up<br />

to three hours to complete. However, the amount of time it takes to apply<br />

lashes depends on the lash type and shape. All lashes are delicate and must<br />

be applied carefully (which can contribute to the amount of time it takes to<br />

complete the procedure), but some are more delicate than others. For


example, because they’re more delicate, it may take longer to apply C-<br />

shaped lashes than to apply J-shaped ones.<br />

They Require Professional Removal<br />

Given time, semi-permanent lashes will fall off naturally. But it’s safer to<br />

have them professionally removed. This will protect the integrity of your real<br />

lashes and ensure the glue is properly removed.Fortunately, lash extensions<br />

can last up totwo months, so they won’t need to be removed that often.<br />

However, the longevity of your lashes depends on how well you care for<br />

them. Proper care will extend their life and obviously, prolong the removal<br />

process.<br />

Mascara Can Be Applied to Lash <strong>Extensions</strong><br />

<strong>Eyelash</strong> extensions should be treated like real lashes, meaning you can apply<br />

mascara to them. The only caveat: you can’t apply oil-based mascara or<br />

other makeup products to lash extensions. These products can affect the<br />

lash material and glue, causing them to stiffen or fall off. Obviously, this will<br />

ruin your extensions and cost time and money to fix. Fortunately,<br />

professionals like Lash Up never let a client leave without providing<br />

instructions for proper lash maintenance. Their personnel can provide you<br />

with sound advice and the best custom eyelash extensions Edmonton<br />

has to offer.

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