Hello. I'm thinking of making an appointment to apply eyelashes "hair by hair", but I heard that the eyelashes (natural) fell. I don't think I'll keep them for more than 1 month, but if I really like how they sit for a maximum of 2 months and something, 3. Please tell me those who have had such lashes and have been sitting with them for about a month, two after that Did your (natural) lashes fall off? Mine are not the longest, but they are certainly not short, and they are quite thick. And by the way, I'm from Ruse, if you've heard of a salon where eyelashes are well placed, I'll be happy to share.
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My lashes are long, I didn't need artificial ones, but out of curiosity to see what I would look like, I decided to try the procedure itself. The artificial eyelashes lasted about a month or a month, a few hairs fell out of the natural ones, but nothing was striking or noticeable. The very fall of the artificial eyelashes is unpleasant, because first they peel off partially and start sticking out in some direction, and then they fall off completely. Therefore, if you rub your eyes out of habit, you can pluck some natural hair and it hurts. Well, I've only applied lashes once, so I don't know what it would be like to do it periodically every month.
Both species fall. A pointless procedure for a lot of money.
When it is the turn of the natural eyelash to fall - it falls. They fall without artificial eyelashes on top of them and new ones grow in their place. When you are with artificial ones, you notice that they fall and from there comes the nonsense that the natural ones fall off (so they just fall apart purely physiologically ?!). I speak only if they are put together correctly and by a person who understands
When the glue is gentle there is no way to protect your own lashes. I am constantly with eyelashes, I go for maintenance every 3 weeks, but mine are not hair by hair, but Russian volume - that's what the technique itself says. They are much more impressive. My natural lashes are okay for now and they are fine, but be careful who you come across. Shake yourself nicely in Google before you make an appointment.