Self-taught eyelash extensions – allergies and finding allergen-free products!
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Hello, dear forum members!
Recently I decided to do eyelash extensions, but unfortunately, I turned to a self-taught, and as you can guess, the result was not the best. Not only the quality of the extension leaves much to be desired, but I had a strong strong allergy to the glue, because of which my eyes itched and were very unpleasant sensations.
Now I am in search of allergen-free eyelash products to avoid such problems in the future. I want to ask you:
What allergen-free or hypoallergenic glues can you recommend?Hello, I am also looking for some type of glue for extensions that is hypoallergenic-free, since this is the first time I am buying it, I have no idea what brand to buy or what store to buy it from.
You’re a strange guy interested in extensions. Or maybe you’re the kind of guy who likes salon work. I have a friend who’s a make-up artist, he understands everything and knows the brand of any lipstick. About the glue for eyelashes I also do not know what is better, they say transparent must buy. Can anyone advise the brand of glue?
Tried doing my own eyelash extensions, and wow—big mistake. Woke up with swollen eyes and had to ditch them completely. Since then, I’ve been extra careful with my makeup, especially foundation. Found out Laura Geller has some hypoallergenic options, but I wasn’t sure which products would work for me. Ended up checking with laura geller customer service, and they actually gave solid recommendations. Switched up my routine, and no more random reactions. Wish I had known all this before the eyelash disaster!
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