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Most women don’t have the time or patience to  apply fake eyelashes  every day. (We barely have enough time to use an  eyelash curler !) So it’s no surprise that  lash extensions  have become increasingly popular in recent years. But to what lengths are you willing to go for a sexy flutter like  Adele  or  Katy Perry ? Actress  Kristin Chenoweth had an allergic reaction  to lash glue containing formaldehyde, and she ended up with “ eyelid lips .” Ouch! Feeling a bit apprehensive about trying this beauty treatment? We asked  lash expert Courtney Akai  to debunk the myths of lash extensions. What are the most common types of lash extensions? There are three types of  lash extensions : synthetic, silk and mink. Size availability ranges from 6mm to 17mm. Once selected, the lashes are applied one at a time using a specially formulated, semi-permanent glue that will not irritate the eye nor damage the natural lash. However, since allergic reactions are possible, there are dif

Beauty fanatics know that when you stumble upon a blog that speaks to you, it’s akin to finding a soulmate— you know that euphoric feeling of, “yes, this person understands me!” And then, naturally, you stay up all night getting to know each other (a.k.a. reading through their entire archives). In the spirit of this sentiment, we rounded up some of the best blogs on the internet for endless information and inspiration. From drugstore devotees to DIY hair pros and lipstick fiends, there’s a blog for every kind of beauty-lover in this mix.  Read through to meet your match!  1 / 10 Beauty Is Boring   Robin Black is a makeup artist who has worked her magic on ladies like Amber Heard, Lorde, Kerry Washington, Olivia Wilde, and Eva Mendes, plus is known for her extensive editorial work for publications like  Vogue ,  Harper’s Bazaar , and  Marie Claire . Her blog is a lush photo diary of her backstage and print makeup artistry with step-by-step instructions and exact pro

Most women don’t have the time or patience to  apply fake eyelashes  every day. (We barely have enough time to use an  eyelash curler !) So it’s no surprise that  lash extensions have become increasingly popular in recent years. But to what lengths are you willing to go for a sexy flutter like  Adele  or  Katy Perry ? Actress  Kristin Chenoweth had an allergic reaction  to lash glue containing formaldehyde, and she ended up with “ eyelid lips .” Ouch! Feeling a bit apprehensive about trying this beauty treatment? We asked  lash expert Courtney Akai  to debunk the myths of lash extensions. What are the most common types of lash extensions? There are three types of  lash extensions : synthetic, silk and mink. Size availability ranges from 6mm to 17mm. Once selected, the lashes are applied one at a time using a specially formulated, semi-permanent glue that will not irritate the eye nor damage the natural lash. However, since allergic reactions are possible, there are different t

There are those who dabble in eyelash extensions, perhaps trying them once for a special occasion, like a big vacation or wedding; and then there are those for whom extension fills are commonplace, like a standing manicure or blowout appointment. Sure, it costs $200 to get your first set and $60 every refill (in Los Angeles, at least), but to some women, it's worth it. There are women out there who haven't let the world see their natural lashes for five years or more. What is it really like to have eyelash extensions for years, you ask? Does it ruin your natural lashes? Does it boost your confidence? Why keep up with it for so long? To answer all your most burning questions about eyelash extensions, we found four real people who fall squarely into the “addict” camp.  Keep scrolling to see what they had to say about their eyelash extension commitment. 1 / 9 2 / 9 PHOTO:   Imaxtree Name:  Adriana Age : Pass. Haha!  How many years have you had e