Eyelash extensions, Do eyelash extensions ruin your natural lashes?

Is there hope for sparse eyelashes? Well, apparently, there is. Even if you were born with scant eyelashes, all it takes is a trip to a spa and you’ll step out with voluminous and perfectly curled lashes. How? Eyelash extensions. Women are obsessed with eyelash extensions because they don’t have to spend time carefully curling their eyelashes and applying coats of mascara to achieve the desired effect. With eyelash extensions, you can go to bed with perfect lashes and wake up looking like you just got home from a party. Not only will it save you money from buying makeup but it will also save you time by cutting your makeup routine in half. Another thing women love about eyelash extensions is they don’t feel the need to put on makeup anymore this allows their skin to breathe.

While millions of women have willingly embraced eyelash extensions, some are apprehensive to give eyelash extensions a try for fear that these fake lashes might destroy their natural lashes. You’ve probably even read about these so-called “truths” online. To set the record straight, eyelash extensions DO NOT damage nor do they destroy natural lashes.

Let’s check out some facts about eyelash extensions to give you an idea of why they’re worth the investment.

Every person’s experience is unique. It’s not the same as everyone else. Some adore eyelash extensions and are willing to pay again if needed while others say they felt uncomfortable and their natural lashes looked shorter after wearing extensions. Nevertheless, eyelash experts say it’s entirely up to you how you maintain your eyelashes. Generally, before getting them, you are expected to do your research. During the consultation, you are expected to do your own research and on the day of the consultation ask all the questions you want so you’ll know what to expect and how to care for your lashes.

If you ever decide to push through with eyelash extensions, you need to follow some guidelines. These guidelines are necessary to preserve your natural lashes and to maintain the beauty and volume of your eyelash extensions.

Don’t get your lashes wet for the first 2 days. According to eyelash experts, it is paramount you keep your extensions dry during the first 48 hours. It doesn’t. mean you can’t shower, of course, you can. Just make sure you put on protective goggles so you wouldn’t wet your lashes.

Never rub your eyes. This is a big no-no if you’re wearing eyelash extensions. Aside from keeping your hands away from your eyes, you should also avoid using heavy creams and oil-based products near your eyes. Don’t attempt to play or touch the extensions. To keep them in great shape you can use a spoolie brush, but don’t brush them too much and too often.

Out of habit, you may want to put on mascara for a fiercer look but this is highly discouraged and totally unnecessary. Some of the components of mascara may disrupt the bond and cause them to break.

When getting extensions, only trust a certified lash professional artist. To ensure your natural lashes are safe while getting extensions the best piece of advice we can give you is to find a skilled and trained eyelash extension artist.

Choosing silk over cotton will help a lot when you sleep. If you ever plan to get extensions, now is the best time to change your sheets to silk so you won’t damage your extensions when you’re dozing off.

Takeaway

Eyelash extensions are not designed to damage your natural lashes but it can happen if you don’t choose an experienced eyelash specialist. It’s really that simple. Also, another reason why your natural lashes get damaged is when you don’t care for your extensions as instructed by your eyelash extension artist.

Recy Wang
Recy Wang
Recy Wang is the founder of Perfection Permanent Makeup. She gained skills in the cutting edge techniques used in Asia and brings the asian art form to America, where permanent makeup is a relatively new trend.

Author: Recy Wang

Recy Wang is the founder of Perfection Permanent Makeup. She gained skills in the cutting edge techniques used in Asia and brings the asian art form to America, where permanent makeup is a relatively new trend.