What is better for luscious lashes? Fibers or falsies?

When you think about amazing makeup products that can achieve any look, it's hard to forget about lash enhancements. You can transform your whole face with them and create a beautiful fringe.

The Good

They are stunning. Falsies can give you thicker, fuller, and longer lashes.

After you feel comfortable with the technique two faux eyelashes can easily be applied. You can easily change the look of your lashes as many times as you like.

The Bad

Two words: Eyelash glue. If your eyes are sensitive, they can cause allergic reactions and infections. You should test the glue before applying fake lashes. False lashes can make you look dramatic, but they also look fake. This is especially true when the lash falls out.

How to Apply

Apply false lashes as shown in our guide.

The Good

To achieve natural, long, and full lashes, you can extend lash fibers. You can use the wand to apply them directly to your lashes. They can also be bulked up to increase the volume in the spaces between them.

This temporary procedure is less expensive than professional eyelash extensions which can cost up to $100 and take up to 20 minutes.

The Bad

Your lashes' fibers are very thin and easy to tear. This could cause infection. Contact wearers should keep fibers away from the eyes, and not use them for any other purpose. You might find some streaks on your lashes if they haven't been coated with mascara.

How to Apply

Some fiber products can be used as essential mascaras such as Anna Sui Perfect Mascara or L'Oreal Voluminous Fiber Mascara. To ensure the fibers attach to your hairs, focus on the tips. To fill in any gaps and build volume, you can sweep the base.

To find out more, visit https://www.lash-expressions.com/.