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Make your eyes look bigger and brighter by lengthening your lashes.
To complete this How-To you will need:
Silicon
Castor oil
An eyelash primer
A curling iron or an eyelash perm
A lengthening mascara
False eyelashes or eyelash extensions
An eyelash growth product
An eyelash transplant
Step 1: Get more silicon
Eat foods containing silicon, a trace element that promotes hair growth. Asparagus, cabbage, cucumbers, olives, green beans, beer, rice, and oats are all good sources.
Step 2: Oil your lashes
Apply a daily drop of castor oil to your lashes with a cotton swab to help them shine.
Step 3: Curl them
Use an eyelash curler to make lashes appear longer than they are. Or get an eyelash perm at a beauty salon; it will last about four months.
Tip: For best results, use an eyelash curler before and after applying mascara.
Step 4: Prime them
Use an eyelash primer to condition and coat the lashes. Then, apply mascara made specifically for lengthening lashes.
Step 5: Wear falsies
Attach false eyelashes, either one by one or as a set. Or consider eyelash extensions, where dozens of individual lashes are glued onto your existing ones. They last about two months.
Step 6: Use an eyelash growth product
Try eyelash growth products, available in beauty stores. They contain peptides, amino-acid derivatives that supposedly stimulate follicles. Because the side effects vary, consult your ophthalmologist before trying.
Step 7: Discuss a prescription with your MD
Ask a dermatologist about a prescription for Latisse, an FDA-approved daily treatment that contains chemicals that stimulate eyelash growth.
Warning: Side effects of Latisse include eye redness, itchy eyes, and darkening of the eyelid skin. It can also cause the iris to turn brown permanently.
Step 8: Some may consider a transplant
Some people actually undergo an eyelash transplant, a medical procedure done under local anesthesia. Hair is taken from other parts of the body and implanted onto the eyelids. Unlike natural eyelashes, transplanted lashes need to be trimmed regularly.
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HER EYEBROWS PISSED ME OFF
Bellabeastbeauty 10 months ago 44
As a normal asian girl I eat rice everyday. My lashes aren't long. Why?
SaPpHiReArA 1 year ago 25