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Individual false eyelashes - safe?

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  • 29-06-2010 7:51pm
    #1
    coolrock
    Registered Users Posts: 10 ✭


    Hi,

    I recently got these on but I noticed that when they come off they seem to have a natural one with them, maybe I am just seeing the glue. But if it is the glue then like the bottom half of the lash has a layer of glue.

    Anyway, what do you think of them, are they safe?

    Thanks


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    Silverfish
    Moderators, Society & Culture Moderators Posts: 16,696 Mod ✭✭✭✭Silverfish


    Hi OP, I've moved this to Fashion & appearance, hopefully you'll get more answers here.


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    Pythia
    Registered Users Posts: 7,469 ✭✭✭Pythia


    coolrock wrote: »
    Hi,

    I recently got these on but I noticed that when they come off they seem to have a natural one with them, maybe I am just seeing the glue. But if it is the glue then like the bottom half of the lash has a layer of glue.

    Anyway, what do you think of them, are they safe?

    Thanks

    Yes, they would have to be safe to be allowed to be sold. Are you worried that one real eyelash came off with them? I'm not really sure why you think they aren't safe from the above?


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    Magenta
    Closed Accounts Posts: 2,957 ✭✭✭Magenta


    coolrock wrote: »
    Hi,

    I recently got these on but I noticed that when they come off they seem to have a natural one with them, maybe I am just seeing the glue. But if it is the glue then like the bottom half of the lash has a layer of glue.

    Anyway, what do you think of them, are they safe?

    Thanks

    The real eyelash sheds, and since the false one is glued to it, it comes with it.


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    coolrock
    Registered Users Posts: 10 ✭coolrock


    Pythia wrote: »
    Yes, they would have to be safe to be allowed to be sold. Are you worried that one real eyelash came off with them? I'm not really sure why you think they aren't safe from the above?

    Hi,
    Thanks for getting back to me, it just freaked me out that they are coming out with my lashes too. I thought that they were glued to the eyelids not the actual eyelash.

    Would it be harmful to your eyes to have this done regularly?


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    coolrock
    Registered Users Posts: 10 ✭coolrock


    Magenta wrote: »
    The real eyelash sheds, and since the false one is glued to it, it comes with it.

    Oh, i didn't know that, only about 5 of my lashes would come out in a month and now a good few have come off with the artificial, its kinda turned me off it!


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    Pythia
    Registered Users Posts: 7,469 ✭✭✭Pythia


    coolrock wrote: »
    Oh, i didn't know that, only about 5 of my lashes would come out in a month and now a good few have come off with the artificial, its kinda turned me off it!

    You think that 5 of your eyelashes fall out a month but I'd say in reality far far more do, you just don't notice.


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    Magenta
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    coolrock wrote: »
    Hi,
    Thanks for getting back to me, it just freaked me out that they are coming out with my lashes too. I thought that they were glued to the eyelids not the actual eyelash.

    Would it be harmful to your eyes to have this done regularly?

    Ask your beauty therapist, you should have been told all this before you got them done.


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    coolrock
    Registered Users Posts: 10 ✭coolrock


    Thanks to all for getting back to me, the girl who was doing them was new to it and didnt know too much herself. But now I know more thanks to you.

    Thanks again.


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    Magenta
    Closed Accounts Posts: 2,957 ✭✭✭Magenta


    coolrock wrote: »
    Thanks to all for getting back to me, the girl who was doing them was new to it and didnt know too much herself. But now I know more thanks to you.

    Thanks again.

    Go to someone else in future, you've only got one pair of eyes and you don't want someone inexperienced poking you in the eye or getting glue in your eye by mistake. Go to a professional, who is experienced and knows what they are doing.


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    coolrock
    Registered Users Posts: 10 ✭coolrock


    Magenta wrote: »
    Go to someone else in future, you've only got one pair of eyes and you don't want someone inexperienced poking you in the eye or getting glue in your eye by mistake. Go to a professional, who is experienced and knows what they are doing.

    Hi,

    Yeah your right, thanks for getting back to me.


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    fiona-f
    Registered Users Posts: 332 ✭✭fiona-f


    No clue as to the actual answer but I'd suggest that asking your optician would be better than your beautician - the beautician is bound to tell you they're perfectly safe because that means more €€€ for her. I agree with whoever said don't take any risks with your eyes, you only get the one pair.


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