Thread: Need Eyelash Help!

Hello everyone! I really want to wear false eyelashes but my problem is that I am allergic to latex and all of the eyelash adhesives contain latex.
Does anyone have any other tips, tricks or suggestions on sticking them on or making real lashes really long & thick? Thanks so much!

It Stays is a fabo product which is water based and can be used for eye lashes. It is actually a body adhesive originally designed to help keep up stockings! But it works with eyelashes, costumes, etc.

There is also another eyelash adhesive which was recommended to me by a theatrical Makeup artist. I'll get the name of it and a source!

{{{HUGS}}}

TanyaLV may know...I believe she is also sensitive to false eye lash products as well

THANKS!

mine look oh so much better just from buying a quality curler 1 shu uymura, ..something like that..$20 bucks, but oh so worth it!

If you have a decent amount of lashes naturally, you can "fake" fake lashes with mascara.

I use two of those double-ended mascaras: a lengthening one and a thickening one. I put the lengthening base on, then the thickening base, then the black mascara. It's a lot easier than gluing on the false ones.

Hi there:)

Try these:http://www.madamemadeline.com/online...sp?prod=rev500

Well, you can always try Latisse, which you can obtain with a prescription- I use it and haven't had to use falsies... I'm not endorsing it, as there are side effects for some people, but it is an option...
When I do wear falsies, I apply the glue to the lash line of the false eye lash, wait for it to get tacky (few seconds), then place them along my lash line- I then use tweezers to get them as close to my real lash line as possible, by gently pressing/squeezing them against my lash line (using the tweezers). The tweezers really help. My partner was allergic to a certain brand of lash glue, can't remember which one it was. But I think DUO brand worked for her.

Originally Posted by salsera0401

My partner was allergic to a certain brand of lash glue, can't remember which one it was. But I think DUO brand worked for her.

Ditto this. I love DUO, and have never had any sensitivity issues with it.