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All the Reasons Why Mink Eyelash Extensions Are Better Than Strip Lashes

All the Reasons Why Mink Eyelash Extensions Are Better Than Strip Lashes

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Here's everything you need to know about mink eyelash extensions. Are you thinking of getting them? Here are our best tips and tricks.

Mink eyelash extensions can make or break a makeup look. Your makeup may look a hot mess, but with the right set of lashes it can transform into something fabulous! Since the 20thcentury, strip lashes have been the go to in completing a makeup look and by the 21stcentury the technique of mink eyelash extensions has become increasingly popular with celebrities and now with women all over. Mink eyelash extensions are from mink hair brushed from a live mink, it is preferable to synthetic lashes because it is smooth and lightweight with a more natural appearance.

Although you are able to get mink strip lashes, mink eyelash extensions differ because the technique requires each individual mink lash to be applied just above your natural eyelashes so they appear to be natural and they are semi-permanent. This article is going to discuss the reasons as to why mink lashes are better than falsies. If you are absolutely fed up to the core of struggling to apply your strip lashes every Friday night, then I think it is clear to say that mink eyelash extensions are better for you. They are less hassle and enhances your beauty making your eyes appear brighter and they are 100% Kardashian and Jenner approved, I think I’m sold!

Lightweight and Durable

Mink eyelash extensions feel extremely lightweight on the eyes, it doesn’t feel like your lids are being weighed down with a ton of lashes, which I can admit I do often feel like that when I am wearing synthetic lashes. They are also durable, depending on how full you get them, they can last from 3-4 weeks.

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Natural and Fuller Appearance

They have the ability to make your lashes look fuller and still appear natural at the same time. If you are someone who doesn’t like heavy glam, but you love the appearance of long wispy lashes, then mink eyelash extensions do exactly that! You don’t have to worry about wearing them with or without makeup because they enhance your appearance in both ways.

No Fuss

If you’re the type of person that stands in front of the mirror for hours trying to put on an eyelash, then has a complete meltdown and cancels all their plans. Then you definitely need to get some mink eyelash extensions because once they are done, you don’t need to worry about applying anything but that eyeshadow to your eyelids. No more fussing. Phew meltdown over! 

Customised

The great thing about mink eyelashes is that your eyelash technician has the ability to be as creative as possible and customise your extensions to meet all your eyelash hopes and desires. If you have a good rapport with your eyelash tech and they are skilled in their art, then you should be able to show them any image of an eyelash look and they should be able to recreate that look in a way that suits your face and eyelids. So having a great eyelash tech is key.

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Low Maintenance

I know you’ll be happy to hear that mink eyelash extensions are completely low maintenance! In comparison to strip lashes, you won’t have to soak them in hot water and peel off the glue, but what you will have to do is gently wash them with your facial cleanser using your fingertips. You should also get into hang of using a spoolie or clean mascara wand to brush through them after you have washed them. Simples.

Affordable

Did I forget to mention that they are super affordable! Depending on the area you live in, mink eyelash extensions are relatively reasonably priced especially considering the durability. Prices often range from £30 to £50 and as opposed to other eyelash extensions such as Russian Volume, mink is one of the cheapest.

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Give us your verdict, do you think mink eyelashes extensions are better than falsies? Let us know in the comments below!

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