Introduction of eyelash extensions

If I want to graft, how do I choose?

The first thing is to understand your own eyelashes: how curled, is it messy, how long is it, whether it is dense enough, etc. In addition, you should outline a visual effect and tactile effect you want; if you can't judge these situations, you need an experienced person An eyelash artist will help you.

If your own eyelashes are relatively scarce, then don't graft the "explosive and thick" shape. In order to avoid your real eyelashes being unable to bear the load of false eyelashes, it will cause the real eyelashes to fall off due to excessive load.

If your own eyelashes are not curled at all, don't choose the "D-roll" (Barbie-like curl) that is too curled, because this will cause the grafted eyelashes to split, which will fall off very quickly. If your own eyelashes are very curly, you can't graft too straight "J curl" (very straight curl), it will also be easy to split and fall off too fast. According to the condition of eyelashes, try to choose the curling degree that can match the curling degree of your own eyelashes.

If your skin is prone to allergies and you want to graft, then you must not choose irritating glue (the glue is described in detail below). Even if you don’t directly contact the eyelids, the sensitivity of the eyeball will still cause keratitis, eyelid redness, allergies, etc. , so people who are prone to allergies must not pursue the grafting time for a long time, and the wrong choice of glue will outweigh the gains.