What to do if you are allergic to false eyelashes

Allergy is an abnormal reaction of the human body, usually caused by contact with allergens, which causes the secretion of allergic mediators in the body, resulting in some symptoms. The most common is skin allergy. Generally, it is mild and can be improved by avoiding contact or eating allergic substances. Severe cases may cause anaphylactic shock, which needs to be treated in time. So let’s find out what to do if you are allergic to false eyelashes!

Eyelids are very fragile. If you pull off the false eyelashes directly, your eyelids will definitely become loose over time.

Don't worry about the skin that grows out, it's because the heads of your eyelashes may be too sharp and not trimmed properly, or the skin may be rubbed due to long-term wearing. Don't wear false eyelashes for a while, or don't get too close to the tip of your eye when applying eyelashes, and don't touch that place again, it will really hurt. You can go to a shop and buy something called chloramphenicol eye ointment. It costs one dollar, but I don’t remember the exact price.

It will get better on its own after a while. No matter how late you play, you should remove your eyelashes before going to bed. Reduce the number of times you rub your eyes with your hands, as there are a lot of bacteria on your hands that can be brought into your eyes.

The false eyelashes you just bought are too beautiful and unnatural. They should not be used as they are and must be trimmed appropriately. When trimming, the false eyelashes on both eyes must be of uniform thickness and density. You can also cut a false eyelash into two halves and stick them on the areas you want to enhance, such as the outer corner of the eye, the center of the eyelashes, etc. If you want the two eyes to appear closer, just stick a section in the middle; if you want them to appear farther apart, just stick a section on the outer corner of the eye.

Many fashionable ladies like to use false eyelashes to beautify their eyes. Correct use can make the eyes charming, otherwise it will make the eyes uglier. Applying false eyelashes requires skills, and it is difficult to tell whether they are real or fake! This is how the eyelashes look!

Apply a little adhesive on the edge of the false eyelashes. Since the two ends are easy to fall off, use a little more adhesive and do not let the adhesive stick to the false eyelashes.

Then apply a layer of eyelash glue along your eyelashes. Measure the length of your eyes before applying the adhesive. If they are too long, you will need to trim the false eyelashes. When applying the adhesive, use tweezers to hold the false eyelashes and apply it carefully, paying attention to applying it finely and evenly. The adhesive is strongest when it is about to dry. After about 5 seconds, when the adhesive is almost dry, bend the false eyelashes to make them soft. Then, look straight into the mirror, adjust the angle of the false eyelashes, and gently press the false eyelashes along the roots of the eyelashes. Press with your hands for about 10 seconds to blend the real and false eyelashes completely. If the glue is applied in the right amount, the false eyelashes will blend naturally with the real eyelashes. If the eyelashes at the corners of your eyes fall off, it means that either there is not enough glue or the eyelashes are not pressed well. At this time, you can use a toothpick, pick up a little glue and apply it to the corner of the eye, then carefully press the eyelashes, and the eyelashes will be fixed after the glue dries. It is worth noting that the adhesive has the strongest bonding strength when it is about to dry, is transparent on the skin, and has the best effect. If you apply the false eyelashes before the adhesive has dried, they will not stick firmly and will droop. After repeating this process several times, the adhesive will turn white and you will have to use eyeliner to cover it up.

If you put false eyelashes on your upper eyelids, you need to apply mascara on your lower eyelids to achieve coordination between the upper and lower eyelashes. Alternatively, use an eyeliner to lightly draw a subtle eyelash extension on the lower eyelid.

Hair, like the shadow of eyelashes. You can also use an eyeliner to draw the lower eyeliner and then blend it with your hands.

If you are someone who has a hard time applying false eyelashes successfully, you can also refer to a cheap little tool in the beauty supply industry: a false eyelash assistor!

The appearance of the false eyelash assistant is in the shape of an inner arc on one side to match the length of the false eyelashes, and the other side is a handle for the hand. The design is like an elastic clip, which can firmly clamp the entire false eyelashes (compared to the shaking of small clips ~), allowing the other hand to operate the eyelash glue conveniently. The best thing is that the eyelash assistant can press the false eyelashes directly on the eyelashes, and light pressure can stick to the root of the eyelashes. It is convenient to apply force with one hand without making people feel flustered.

Although false eyelashes are delicate and exquisite, they are very fragile, so you must be especially careful when using them. When taking it out of the box, do not pinch the edge and pull it hard. Instead, take it out gently with your fingers along the direction of the eyelashes. When peeling it off from the eyelid, pinch the center of the false eyelashes and pull it down in one go. The movement should be quick and decisive. Avoid pulling down two or three hairs. After using false eyelashes, you should completely remove the adhesive on them and put them neatly into the box. Be careful not to get eye shadow powder, mascara, etc. on the false eyelashes, otherwise it will dirty and damage the false eyelashes.