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What are eyelash extensions made of?

What are eyelash extensions made of?

by on February 13, 2012

This is an interesting question to ask and one that has several different answers out there among consumers and cosmeticians. As a woman applying eyelash extensions, or simply inquiring about them, you want to know what you are applying to your natural lashes. I don’t blame you in wanting to know what exactly they are made of. Eyelash extensions are made from two different materials, or these are the two most common materials for eyelash extensions.

The two materials eyelash extensions are made of:

The first is human hair. That sounds bizarre at first, but it’s actually what the most expensive lashes are made from. Since human hair isn’t the most common thing to come across, or at least good quality human hair, these type of eyelash extensions are much more expensive. If you have human hair eyelash extensions applied to your natural lashes by as cosmetician, you could be spending £65 or more, depending on the quality of the lashes and the reputation of the cosmetician.

If you want eyelash extensions that will last you quite a while and you want a top quality look, choose human hair eyelash extensions. Shell out the extra money and purchase a good product. It’s recommended that if you are applying human hair extensions, you should probably have a professional apply them and not by yourself at home. That is simply a tip and recommendation, more power to you if you can do them on your own.

The second type of material are synthetic fibers, also known as plastic. Since plastic is easily produced, eyelash extensions made from plastic are much cheaper and easier to come by. If you are on a budget but would still love a great look and addition to your lashes, choose the plastic extensions.

Plastic extensions can be found at a local beauty store, drug store, or online through multiple sites. They vary in range from very cheap to more expensive ones. You get what you pay for. Plastic extensions can be applied by a professional and by yourself in the comfort of your own home. If you choose this type of extensions, you may want to save some money by applying them in your home. It can be done and the process is not too difficult. Find a site that tells you step by step how to apply them, add a little bit of patience to the mix, and you should have beautiful lashes in a matter of minutes.

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