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HI, im gettin married this December and im wondrin' if lash extensions are safe? I would like to try it, any suggestions, please.
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replied February 7th, 2011
Eyelash extentions are safe. As long as you go to a technician that knows what they are doing. Also if you get them frequently they will pull out your natural lashes. Just food for thought.
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replied March 2nd, 2011
Eyelash extensions do the same thing for the eyelash. They thicken and lengthen. The result of the thicker, longer lashes is bold, modern and provocative. Eyelash extensions look natural and add that extra shine to your smile. Because your extensions make your lashes thicker and longer, they eliminate the need for mascara and other eye makeup. SO i Think eye lashes are safe.
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replied March 16th, 2012
Eyelash extension are great opportunity to have longer and thicker eyelashes at all times without extensive mascara applications.
There are few things you should know:
1. Eyelash extensions do damage natural eyelashes. The glue for eyelash extensions make natural eyelashes thinner, also if eyelash extensions are heavy and natural eyelashes are not strong, eyelash extensions will start falling with natural eyelashes - you will lose natural eyelashes.
2. If technician is not experienced - you can lose your eyesight. During procedure glue and tweezers are used - so there is always risk to have a eye damage. Make sure person who does procedure is experienced.
3. To support natural eyelashes while extensions are damaging them, use eyelash growth serums, like Fysiko serum.
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replied September 5th, 2012
Yes, they are safe...when a professional does em' Wink I'm too clumsy for fake lashes. Luckily my friend introduced me to Latisse - a product that aids you in growing. Have you tried any growth serums? This is the only one I have tried and it works great!
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replied April 24th, 2013
yes you shouls go for Latisse.The chief benefit of using the Latisse treatment is that it’s relatively cheap therapy and not very cumbersome. Latisse is the FDA-approved treatment to grow lashes longer, fuller, darker, is easy to use, FDA approved and effective.
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