LASHbeLONG

[lashesunlimited]

Does anyone have experience with this co's Volume A and B lashes? They are 4 lashes joined together with either the inner or outer 2 being longer than the outer/inner 2. Would you be able to do a full set with these or use just for filling? Can be viewed at www.lashbelong.com or www.leoneldabeauty.co.za

[i-LashNYC]

hmmm.. i couldn't see the lashes you were writing about on the website.

Personally I am not a fan of cluster lashes of any sort for long term use. I would only use them if I am filling in a gap in the natural lashes.

I like the way they look for the added fullness but don't advocate them for regular wear.

[Lash Out! Administrator]

Cluster lashes generally are short term (party lashes) that last about a week or so. They pose a threat to using them long term as they are quite heavy to apply on One single lash. I've seen the work of some lash stylists flogging these sorts of sets as Eyelash Extensions. The after results of having cluster/flare lashes is broken, damaged natural lashes.

If you apply them a Flare lash to more than one lash (for support) they can cause natural lashes to fall out sooner than normal, resulting in severe lash loss. If they must be used to fill in any severe gaps, I recommend that you cut the Flare down the middle and turn it into TWo mini flares. That way the weight won't over burdeon the natural lash.

[ilashes4u]

I agree with Tami on this issue for sure. Clusters are never good long term. I removed clusters from a customer who was looking for the cheap way out and now she has to grow before she can do anything and when I showed her what was on her face she was shocked. It was a horrible site and she paid just as much as she would have if I had done them right in the first place. There are alot of people out there passing that off as the same as what we have perfected and it makes me nuts.
ILashes4U