Fashion
Lush Eyelash Care Regime
Long lush lashes are considered a sign of femininity in some cultures till date. Little wonder, most women globally crave long luscious eyelashes and spend so much money on eyelash products, extensions and enhancements. Correct eyelash care regime and makeup application is vital, to ensuring a flawless ultra-feminine look.
Eyelash Care Regime
- Stop using so many product: In order to grow your lashes you have to abstain or cut down on the products you clamp on your lashes daily. The more mascara you use, the more weak your lashes and their tendency fall out.
- Moisture/Condition your lashes. A great way to condition your lashes is by using oil, for instance castor oil. Ensure you use a light hand when applying the oil, bearing in mind any allergies you may have
- Use the right Mascara: Using the right mascara can spruce up your lashes almost instantaneously. If your lashes are scanty, use a voluminizing mascara or if you crave instant length, use a lengthening mascara that allows for add-ons that will elongate your lashes.
- False lashes: False lashes are a great way to create temporary volume for a special event. The key to finding a natural looking set of lashes is to find one that is the same length or only a little longer than your natural lashes, but that adds volume. You’ll need an eyelash glue (dark lashed Latinas beware: purchase a glue that dries dark for the most unnoticeable finish)
- Eyelash extensions: Eyelash extensions provide the false lash look without the hassle and for a longer period of time, but it comes with a hefty price tag. Eyelash extensions last up to a month or longer, depending on the expertise of your lash stylish and your care regime.
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