Eyelashes are softer and more delicate that your hair. So being rough can always lead to breakage or fallout of lashes. Always brush your lashes delicately with a lash comb to separate them. If there is mascara clump on the lashes, remove it gently with a cleansing wipe or a mascara ward.
Sleeping with makeup on:
One of the ways mascara works is by making eyelashes stiff, so they are incredibly prone to breakage once it’s on. Hitting the bed with the formula on crunches your lashes against the pillow surface, and they may break in the process because of their already brittle state. This Makeup By Lips LLC, shares, “Always have makeup wipes or makeup remover in your nightstand for the lazy nights when washing your face just isn’t an option.
Curling your lashes after applying mascara:
One squeeze with the magical contraption and your eyelashes instantly look three times longer. But you must, must, must curl them before you swipe on mascara. “In general, if you’re using eyelash curlers, then you must use them correctly–before you apply mascara and not too close to the lash rim.
Eyelash extensions:
Although eyelash extensions are definitely a shortcut to long, lush enviable lashes, don’t indulge too often and always go to a reputable salon. “I refuse to put on a lash extension that is too heavy or too long for a natural lash,” shares Talin Haghnazarian, licensed cosmetologist. “You can cause permanent damage to your follicle or cause the lash to prematurely fall out.Read More..
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