Eyelash Makeup Artist (669) 342-0020

After a glue intolerance, my CFB Cosmetics trainer Anuschka Groß, decided the training center in Saarland had to stop offering eyelash extensions.  She worked for months onher idea to make an Eyelash Toupee that was equal to professional eyelash extensions and did not look like those currently available from conventional eyelash bands. Specifically, the Eyelash Toupee had to be better in appearance, comfort and durability.  In the autumn of 2017 she went public at the Beauty Fair in Munich for the first time with her Eyelash Toupée and was so happy about the positive reactions. No one noticed that it was a handmade Eyelash Toupée and thought that it was professional eyelash extensions that had been applied to the natural eyelashes.  After that it was clear for her that she must help people with the same problems and  share this solution with them.  People who have a glue intolerance or developed one over time were able to wear eyelashes again, because the Eyelash Tou

Why it’s normal for lash extensions to eventually fall out – and why they need to. We all want to get the most out of our lashes–that’s why we love taking proper care of them!  Getting a good three to four weeks out of your lash extensions is a great feeling, and keeps you looking better for longer. However, very long-lasting lashes are not always a good thing. If the lash gods were kind, we would all have months of glorious, fluffy, show-stopping eyelash extensions–unfortunately, our body’s quest for healthy lashes is working against us. Eyelashes, like all hair, work on a three-stage cycle before eventually falling out. They grow for 30-40 days in the anagen phase, transitioning from fine baby lashes to a fully grown lash (ready for an extension to be applied!). The second or catagen phase involves the hair follicle shrinking to reach the telogen or ‘resting’ phase. This is the final phase of a lash’s life, ending with a natural death and shed (tears!) As each lash is in a d