What materials are used when building ?
1. Bundles of hairs of different lengths and thicknesses. Usually, the quality of the type of eyelash extensions is divided into the conventional names “mink”, and “silk”. It is conditional, since all materials for the manufacture of hairs – synthetic. Synthetics are used due to the fact that organic
compounds (fur, for example) can cause allergies, and they are less plastic.
” Mink”
This material is for building with a matte shade. In addition, the “mink” cilia are thicker than usual and have piercingly black color. It is not recommended to increase the “mink” on thin and weak native hairs.
” Silk”
“Silk” is used in the classic building. It is thin, soft, light, the most natural. But very whimsical in care. Silk eyelashes are afraid of high temperatures (bath, sauna), as well as water. The less you wet them, the longer they will last.
” Hybrid“
A blend of full volume and classic, using a triple-seal technique that makes the extensions last longer and provides your lashes with a fuller appearance. Hybrid lash extensions are one of the most popular service due to the density and the long-lasting effect of the extensions.
” Cluster“
These lashes are thick and heavy clusters of pre made lashes bouquets applied to your natural lashes. The problem with these lashes are that they are very thick and heavy, most of the time using a lot of glue. With lashes like these your natural lashes can’t fallout or cycle like they should. They will usually break due to the weight and glue of the clusters, they hurt a lot and they look a lot like fake lashes. All of these things could lead to eye mites, eye infections. But definitely to unhealthy weak and short lashes.
The quality of the glue depends almost all the success of the event to build. For your safety, the adhesive must be purchased in a special shop, and have a lot of positive feedback. Different glue and in work manifests itself unequally. Some species almost instantly seize, others – need a bit to withstand.
3. Additional materials and tools – patches (patches), degreasers, fixers, tweezers, cotton swabs and more.
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