Different types of artificial lashes are placed in the salons. One is Classic Eyelashes Extensions, which means that each of our hairs has an artificial eyelash that can be of different thickness and curvature. The thickness of eyelash curls starts from 0.07mm, 0.10mm, 0.12mm, 0.15mm, 0.20mm to 0.25mm. The curves most commonly used in salons are J, B, C, D. Both the thickness of the eyelashes and the curvature are selected according to the eyelashes and the shape of the eyes.
Increasingly, thinner eyelashes are used because they are more natural and last longer.
Another is the Eyelash Eyelashes. They are placed in a bundle on every single hair of our lashes. They can be 3d, 4d, 5d, 6d, etc.
3d means 3 eyelashes in a bundle, 4d means 4 eyelashes in a bundle, etc.
The thickness of the eyelashes starts from 0.03mm, 0.05mm to 0.07mm. The most commonly used curves for volumetric lashes are C and D.
The bundles may be ready, but they may be man made..
Ready bundles line up faster, but are heavier on eyelashes, while hand-made bundles are lighter and prevent eyelashes from breaking.
An interesting type is the Russian volume, which is made from 6d, 7d, 8d to become very thick.
It is very important when placing them that all hair is well insulated so that they do not stick together.
It is important that after the eyelashes have been set, they should not be wet for about 24 hours, as well as cleaned daily with single-phase micellar water (no fat in it) or plain water. When washing our hair we should avoid wetting them with shampoo, conditioner or hair mask. If we wet them, we will need to dry them with a hair dryer. Avoid sleeping on your stomach to avoid getting injured or falling faster.
Eyelash maintenance is done every 2-3 weeks so that they can fill up the fallen ones and keep your eyes beautiful.
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