Lashes, Glue, Help!

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Ashley E.

Feb 7, 2012

Ashley E.

Hey everyone! I love wearing false eyelashes and I have been wearing them for a few years now. I have used Duo (clear or dark tone) for the past few years. Lately I have been noticing a problem.

My lashes are lifting off my eye at the ends about halfway through the day. This wasn't a problem before and I always tend to put on a good amount of lash glue. Could it be that my lash glue is too old or is there a technique I am missing?  Help!

Megan N.

Feb 7, 2012

Megan N.

It might be because it's a bit old. Like everything else we wear on our face, they tend to get old (ex mascara, foundation, lipstick...etc) try tossing the one you have now and purchasing a smaller tube and trying out duo again. If you notice the same problem maybe it's the glue itself. 

Tamara R.

Feb 7, 2012

Tamara R.

Any time something stops performing at the level you're used to, it's often a clear sign that the product may be past it's prime.

Is it just the the lashes are lifting, no reactions or tearing up on your end?

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