Dilemma with eye lash extensions.
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Dec 3, 2013
Lorna G.
Hi ladies,
This is an akward one, but recently I was curling my lashes in a hurry (biggest regret) and my wrist somehow slipped in the process and ripped a quarter of my left eye's lashes. I understand they will grow back and there are falsies to go cover it up. But I was wondering if anybody would know if I could possibly get eyelash extensions in that area? Or do I just have to stick this one out with falsies. Thanks for your time. :)
Dec 3, 2013
Karen B.
Yeah of course you can get lash extensions , it's done with adding a series of lash strands to your eyes , but they are usually added to the lash its self not directly to the skin , A picture maybe? :)
Dec 3, 2013
Bobbie L.
I actually am trained in doing the single eyelash extensions with the single hairs that are adhered to each individual lash. If that's the kind of extension you are talking about, you need lashes there to adhere to.
That sounds so painful! Hope you find something that works! 💕
Dec 3, 2013
Antonia S.
That's awful! You can for sure get eyelash extensions in just one area.
I have a similar story. I hate the peach fuzz I get on my face, so I trim it with one of those small electric bikini trimmers. I was running it in between my eyebrows and my hand slipped and I totally shaved off a good third of my eyebrow! Let me just say brow powder was my best friend for a looooong time!
Dec 3, 2013
Alyx T.
You can't get extensions till they grow back a little. It's like putting extensions on your head, it needs to be seen on (or clipped in) to be able to stay, otherwise it's a wig (which would be like falsies)
I know how you feel though, I cut my eyelashes once using an old cheap eyelash curler and half my eyelashes were gone and half were really short. But I just wore darker looks so people weren't focused on my eyelashes lol.
Dec 4, 2013
Lorna G.
Oh wow! Thank you very much for all the information ladies! I guess I will have to wait this one out until there's some baby lashes. Haha yes I have chopped my lashes when I was younger too! I seem to have bad luck with curlers :P once again thank you for all your wonderful advice. Enjoy your day ladies. :)
Dec 4, 2013
Rachel B.
Yeah you can go to a salon and get eyelash extensions, but they aren't as cheap as false eyelashes:( they should last a few months though :)
Dec 4, 2013
Delaney K.
This just happened to me too! I just went the falsies route and I just use very natural looking ones and put mascara on them like they were my lashes so they don't look so perfect and so far no one has noticed they werent my real lashes.
Dec 5, 2013
Sunny A.
I did that once and ripped almost all of em out. Ouch! I feel your pain.
Dec 8, 2013
Janell S.