{"id":3865,"date":"2017-11-10T10:08:07","date_gmt":"2017-11-10T10:08:07","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/www.mixmulti.nazwa.pl\/hercules-design\/?p=187"},"modified":"2017-11-10T20:13:51","modified_gmt":"2017-11-10T20:13:51","slug":"bare-beauty-essentials-eyelash-extensions-tutorial","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/www.heyitsclarice.com\/en\/bare-beauty-essentials-eyelash-extensions-tutorial\/","title":{"rendered":"Bare Beauty Essentials: Eyelash Extensions"},"content":{"rendered":"
Out with the old and in with the new. The beauty industry has turned it up a few notches on fake lashes by creating semi-permanent eyelash extensions. They’ve got us lusting over totally attainable long luscious lashes that can last up to 4 weeks if you’re lucky. \u00a0 This trend (which I hope never goes away) isn’t just about making your full face of makeup POP, but it seriously W-E-R-K-S your natural facial assets with minimal to no makeup required (Yes Girl, I woke up like this!).<\/div>\n
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Looking flawless “au naturel” has never been so easy. If you’re anything like me, mascara (and filling in my eyebrows) go head to head on taking first place in my makeup routine (and take the longest to do), followed by sunscreen, eyeshadow, foundation, concealer, black eyeliner, bronzer, and blush.\u00a0 This is pretty much how I’d sum up my 25-minute makeup routine sans\u00a0eyelash<\/span> extensions. \u00a0If I’ve got them on, you can drop that time down to 5-10 mins and I feel ready to rock my day because I feel sexy and confident without all that additional makeup!<\/p>\n

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This is what I look like barefaced, literally without a drop of makeup. But that glow came from spending the afternoon at the spa.<\/p><\/div>\n

My lash situation, they’re good. They’re maybe medium length or just shy of that and with proper mascara application they’re even better, but they’re not fabulously full, thick or long for that matter. They aren’t noticeable (in a flattering way) and \u00a0I hate that if I haven’t applied a proper amount of mascara I look “tired” throughout the day.\u00a0 Also, I have a bit of a love\/hate relationship with disposable\u00a0lashes.\u00a0 I somehow manage to not glue them on properly (they start to fall off) or the end closest to my inner eye starts to poke me and after trying to reapply, I lose my patience and get frustrated, so in the end, I just take them off. \u00a0 \u00a0It looks strange wearing disposable lashes without a full face of makeup, it’s obvious that you’re wearing falsies versus wearing potentially natural<\/em>\u00a0looking semi-permanent ones. \u00a0So for a number of reasons like retiring the “tired look”, not having to struggle with false lashes and taking less time to get ready I tried eyelash<\/span> extensions.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n

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The eyelash<\/span> extensions craze has been around for a hot minute in North America, but has slowly grown in popularity in Rome within the past couple of years, Hallelujah! Here is a list of my pros and cons to consider before booking your next appointment.\u00a0 At the end of the post, I’ve included salon suggestions on where to get Eyelash<\/span> extensions done (if you’re visiting or living in Rome).<\/div>\n
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The first time I got them done, I used the C curl and a mix of 11mm&12mm<\/div>\n
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