6 Reasons You Need Eyelash Extensions ASAP
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6 Reasons You Need Eyelash Extensions ASAP

The benefits of the stigmatized idea of eyelash extensions

Madison Cabagua
May 30, 2019
Villanova University
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6 Reasons You Need Eyelash Extensions ASAP
Madison Cabagua

I recently had eyelash extensions done and want to share my experience with everyone else. There are many articles on the eyelash extension process and how to take care of them, but I want to talk about the reasons you should get them.

1. It boosts your self confidence.

If you're like me, your eyelashes aren't the longest or the curliest. But, with eyelash extensions, you'll feel like a million bucks. You can hold your head high and let everyone admire your beautiful eyelashes.

2. No need to wear eye makeup.

The hassle of applying eye shadow, trying to master the perfect winged eyeliner, and clumpy mascara is all over as soon as you apply eyelash extensions. If you feel the need to dress up your new look, you can always put on some face makeup and fill in your eyebrows. Running into someone you know at the grocery store while you're not wearing makeup is no longer a fear.

3. Healthier eyelashes.

With extensions, applying mascara and fake lashes are a thing of the past. That means that there is less pulling and tugging on your natural lashes that makes them prematurely fall out or even damages them. With extensions, the lashes fall out with your natural lash cycle.

4. You can sleep in a little bit.

Without having to do your makeup every morning, you can get that extra fifteen minutes of sleep you've been praying for.

5. You can save money.

Without having to buy all the tubes of mascara, curlers, or fake lashes you could potentially save money from having extensions. Especially if you don't use eyeshadow and eyeliner, you're saving possibly hundreds of dollars.

6. The look is easy to upkeep.

All you need to do to maintain the look is getting touch-ups. Every 2-3 weeks your lashes will need a fill, but it takes less time than a full set. You'll be in and out in thirty minutes.

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