Eyelash Extensions

Eyelash extensions are a luxurious beauty treatment that can give you longer, fuller, and thicker eyelashes. They can frame your eyes in a way that mascara and other makeup products cannot. However, lash extensions can also be a bit of an investment, both in terms of initial cost and upkeep.

A lash extension stylist can help you choose the ideal length and curl strength for your extensions, so they blend seamlessly with your natural lashes. The lash artist will also consult with you to determine whether you prefer a more glamorous look or something more natural. In addition, the lash artist will discuss what type of volume you want (this is determined by how many individual lash extensions are clustered together to form a “fan,” and usually is described with a number plus the letter D: 3D would be three individual lashes clustered together into a fan).

The key ingredient in Careprost eyelash enhancer serum is bimatoprost, an FDA-approved medication used to lower intraocular pressure. As a result, the medication can improve vision in patients with glaucoma. However, if you’re not suffering from glaucoma, you can use the medication to boost your confidence by giving you thicker and fuller eyelashes.

Getting lash extensions can dramatically change the way you look, but it is important to treat them with care. For example, you should avoid using oil-based cleansers and emollient eye creams near your eyes. These can weaken the bonding agents and cause your eyelashes to fall off earlier. You should also avoid rubbing your eyes or touching your extensions. Doing so can make your eyelashes itch or feel uncomfortable, and it can also cause the extensions to break off before their intended lifespan.

The good news is that lash extensions can last up to six weeks, and you can extend their life with regular touchups. These extensions can save you time in the morning because you’ll spend less time on your makeup. Many Wisp Lashes clients, including instructors, businesswomen, and moms, don’t need to wear much makeup when they get their lash extensions done. They may need just a light foundation and brow product to complete their look.