Permanent Eyelash Extensions?

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Paloma C.

Jun 26, 2012

Paloma C.

or semi-permanent is what they are called as well.
I wanna know your thoughts on them, what do you guys think?
would you get them?

Adri G.

Jun 26, 2012

Adri G.

I hated mines!
They are a synthetic material that bends all crazy if you sleep on them wrong. I ended up pulling them all out in my sleep! Try a friber exstension mascara or false lashes!!! Those are way better and cheaper alternatives! 

Christine R.

Jun 26, 2012

Christine R.

I have been doing eyelash extensions for 8 years I think it's really important whoever you go to does not use to heavyof lashes and definitely to check the quality of the lash before you have one applied. If they hurt at all they are not properly done and can causw permanent lash damage.

Sarang Shika K.

Jun 26, 2012

Sarang Shika K.

eh. I don't recommend them. I've had mine done several times and by excellent beauty techs who are certified to do semi-permanent lashes.
they'll be perfectly looking for the first few days, then they start not looking so perfect. also, you can mistakingly "pluck" them off in your sleep. it's happened to me and some friends. i really dont insist on it. both of my MUA's always yell at me when i come in with semi-permanent lashes. lol.

i just use indvidual flare lashes now. :) although i have to put them on everyday (well i dont use them everyday...) it only takes 5~10 minutes, and you'll have perfect looking lashes. 

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