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Lash extensions are usually applied and maintained by a qualified lash technician so that you can expect eight weeks of use with proper at-home care. You will need to have professional infills every two to three weeks, but there are ways you can push those numbers along a little — here’s how… The Dos And Don’t Of Russian Lashes However, if you look after them, clean them regularly and store them properly, you could enjoy 17 wears, meaning you need just two sets of Russian strip lashes per month. How Long Do Russian Lash Extensions Last?

Do not use any chlorinated water or steam within 24 hours after the application of Russian eyelashes.Lash extensions are single lashes applied to your natural lashes one by one with adhesive, whereas strip lashes are a set of lashes attached to a fabric band which are applied to your eyelid. Extensions are normally applied by a professional and need regular maintenance. Last, but certainly not least, cat eye false lashes need more care than natural-looking false eyelashes. It’s vital to remove your false cat eye lash after each wear and store them in their tray or box so that you can reuse cat eye lash extensions multiple times with good wear results. We like a bit of flexibility, and sometimes we're just not feeling a full set of Russian lash extensions. Russian strip lashes allow us to pop them on and off as and when we feel like it. I will not be able to tend to any of my bookings before Christmas due to my illness and I truly do apologise. I believe I will be fine to start working again from the 27th of December.

Because cat eye lashes are so popular, many styles are available from top lash brands. Eylure, Ardell, W7, House of Lashes, Eyecha, Dose of Lashes and Doll Beauty all offer a range of cat eye lashes to suit different types and preferences. Mink fur lashes on the other hand might involve inhumane treatment as the fur is obtained from the tails of minks. They do give a more natural look and may feel very comfortable, but the treatment of the animals may put some people off buying them, along with the fact they’re more expensive than synthetic versions.

You’ll need eyelash glue and an applicator to help you apply them (you can use tweezers if you don’t have a specific lash applicator). Cat eye makeup and lashes have been around for centuries and were made famous by the iconic Cleopatra in Ancient Egypt. The trend began with kohl around the eyes, then cat eyeliner and finally cat eye style false eyelashes, but it wasn’t until the 1950s that the look took off in Europe.

Don’t get your lashes wet (no steam or swimming) or near makeup remover for 48 hours after application. Don’t be afraid of using 5-6mm short lashes to start experimenting. They will result in something you never expected. If you are going for a more dramatic look then Russian lashes are probably the ones you want to go for. However like Classic lashes, you can still choose the length, so you still opt for super dramatic or ‘more natural’ looking. They just won’t look as natural as Classic lashes. Russian Lashes

How to care for half eyelashes

Russian lashes are incredibly an extremely popular lash look. Developed in Russia in the late 2000s, the look suggests wealth and luxury. Russian lashes are usually made up of multiple thin but full-length fans (up to 8 strands in each fan) applied directly onto your natural lashes. This sultry look is perfect for clients with round eyes as the elongated eyeliner effect balances out the eye shape and creates a sensual look. This new exciting lash style makes eyes appear wider and more alluring. With regular maintenance, semi permanent lashes can last months, even years! I recommend an infill (top up) every two to three weeks. Your lash technician will always advise if/when a break from lashes is needed. This is different for everyone. Can you wear mascara? You may find that half eyelashes cost less than full ones, depending on the type and brand you choose. Of course, it also depends on the material you go for - lashes made from human hair or animal fur are more expensive than synthetic ones - and which brand you buy. Better for glass-wearers Lola’s Lashes sells six different styles of half lashes, and all their products are 100% vegan and cruelty-free. All their lashes are magnetic, so there’s no need to use lash glue (which the brand claims is pretty toxic) - this makes them kinder to your natural eyelashes.