This comes down to the lash technician using extensions that are too long for such a short area of natural lashes. When lashes that are too long are used in the inner corner it creates a very fake appearance which is not what you want. Lashes should always look believable, natural and beautiful.
On almost a daily basis at Lady Lash new clients ask us whether they can have eyelash extensions that look genuine and natural, and not fake or like stick-ons. The answer is, of course!
Wrong Lengths or Thicknesses: Extensions that are too long or thick for your natural lashes can look unnatural and even cause damage. A skilled lash artist will choose lengths and thicknesses that suit your natural lash health and eye shape.
It all depends on the lashes themselves. Very thick and very long lashes can look overly fake over overpower the look where the only thing you see is the long, dark lashes and it detracts from the face's natural beauty.
Cons of eyelash extensions
"The worst I've seen (with eyelash extensions) are severe allergic reactions to the glue. ... It can cause a lot of pain, swelling, even blurry vision," says Brissette. If severe blepharitis (inflammation of the eyelids) occurs, the eyes can swell shut, the experts note.
Lash extensions should not be applied to individuals who have recently completed or are undergoing chemotherapy, have severe alopecia, or who suffer from trichotillomania or trichinosis.
It may even temporarily interfere with vision. Eyelash extensions and glue are not currently regulated by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration. Rubbing, tugging or pulling can fracture your natural lashes, and even cause permanent damage to the eyelash follicle.
Dry eye syndrome, conjunctivitis, and other significant eye problems like Blepharitis, corneal disease, glaucoma, and styes can make our wonderful lash trip risky.
Opt for Strip Lashes with an Invisible Band:
For a truly natural look, steer clear of lashes with a black lash band, especially if you're not planning to use eyeliner to conceal it. Instead, choose falsies with a clear or invisible band, as they seamlessly blend into your real lashes.
This happens with the lash technician hasn't considered eye shape or thought about what would suit you best when applying your lashes. A mix of 2-3 or more lash lengths should be used to avoid your lashes looking like you've applied a cheap fake lash strip. Your lashes should always suit your eye shape.
If you're making your first foray into the lash-extension world, Zamora recommends asking for a "classic" application, which he says gives the most natural-looking result. "It's one extension applied to one eyelash, slightly longer and thicker than the natural lash," he explains.
The most popular eyelash extension length is 10-12mm, as it offers a natural and subtle enhancement. However, the length of the lash extension ultimately depends on a few factors: Natural Lash Length: The length of your client's natural lashes will determine the length of the lash extension that will be most suitable.
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Lash extensions already add some weight to your natural lashes and mascara can cause your lashes to be even heavier and cause excess stress on your natural lashes. This extra weight can lead to premature fallout. To maintain the integrity your extensions, it's best to avoid applying mascara altogether.
Lash extensions in and of themselves won't ruin your natural lashes. Those short, stubby lashes that you see pictures of that people say were caused by their lash extensions? Those are actually caused by inexperienced lash technicians who made mistakes during the application process.
Eyeliners and Products to Avoid
🚫 Why? They interfere with the lash adhesive, which can cause the extension to detach from your natural lash.
GrandeLASH-MD is ophthalmologist tested, clinically tested, and safe for contact lens wearers.
Cons of eyelash extensions
Some of the more common drawbacks include: Irritation and infection risk – If proper sanitation and application requirements are not met, it's possible for irritation or infection to occur. Most lash technicians should do a “patch test” with the glue before the extensions are applied.
Costs vary wildly from salon to salon, but expect a starting point around $120 for the basics and up to $300. Because everyone's eyes are different, you'll want a set that complements your eye shape, lash length, and lifestyle.
If the client dislikes the density of the lashes as they feel too heavy for them, using the Banana Peel removal method is a very quick and effective way to remove the lashes, and will create a more natural and/or less dense appearance.
A: Individuals with known skin hypersensitivity reactions, including contact dermatitis and allergic blepharitis, as well as patients with known eyelid, meibomian gland, dry eye, tear film, or other anterior segment disease, should avoid eyelash extensions.
DON'T - answer your phone during your appointment.
Movements, especially sudden ones, or talking on the phone can make it dangerous for you and extremely hard for the lash artist to work on your lashes. For your safety, and the best quality work, refrain from using your phone at all during your appointment.