Is there a way to grow long thick eyelashes?
Talika products have been getting raving reviews these days, but results may vary when it comes to certain types of hair; so you’re warned. If you have, like, $40 to spare, then you should go ahead and try it. There’s no harm in it since it is made from lecithin and 100% natural plant extracts. Also, if you have some Vaseline laying around, it can be quite helpful in conditioning your eyelashes. I use a Q-tip to apply the Vaseline on my eyelashes every night before I go to bed. It’s messy, but it helps. Oh, and don’t ever, ever sleep with your eye makeup on. Your lashes will become brittle and dry, and it will mostly likely break if you’re not careful. If you’re interested in a great mascara product, I highly recommend Imju Fiberwig. It’s like false eyelashes in a bottle, and I simply just adore it!
Think of it this way: if there was a product that could be applied to lashes that would cause them to grow longer and feel thicker, why would major cosmetic companies like L’Oreal, Clinique, Maybelline, and Revlon (among others) release so many new mascaras every year, each with varying promises of creating long, thick, voluminous lashes? Eyelash length and thickness is genetically determined and nothing you apply to your lashes can change that. Although there is not a miracle product available to make lashes grow longer, stronger, or thicker, you can make the most of what you have by choosing the appropriate mascara and, if needed, lash primer. I am not a proponent of most lash primers, but there is one whose formula is more than just colorless mascara and really does make a difference. It’s a subtle difference, but for someone with short, fine lashes, subtle is better than none! That product is Shiseido The Makeup Mascara Base. Pairing this product with a mascara such as L’Oreal Lash
Think of it this way: if there was a product that could be applied to lashes that would cause them to grow longer and feel thicker, why would major cosmetic companies like L’Oreal, Clinique, Maybelline, and Revlon (among others) release so many new mascaras every year, each with varying promises of creating long, thick, voluminous lashes? Eyelash length and thickness is genetically determined and nothing you apply to your lashes can change that. Although there is not a miracle product available to make lashes grow longer, stronger, or thicker, you can make the most of what you have by choosing the appropriate mascara and, if needed, lash primer. I am not a proponent of most lash primers, but there is one whose formula is more than just colorless mascara and really does make a difference. It’s a subtle difference, but for someone with short, fine lashes, subtle is better than none! That product is Shiseido The Makeup Mascara Base. Pairing this product with a mascara such as L’Oreal Lash
