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Amazing!

Happy to have you here 🥰

Thank you so much !

Good luck! I hope one of the bonds work out for you 😊

😊I actually just filmed myself washing my face and removing my make up yesterday with the lashes - that video will publishing within the next few days. Short answer is , I’m more gentle with my makeup remover and avoid any oil based removers . I only fuse during initial application of the lashes , no need to refuse during wear. However you very much could. You would just need to use a heated eyelash curler to reactivate the bond before refusing - otherwise refusing would be ineffective . I do not wear eye masks at night or sleep on my face. But I have seen eyemasks made for those who have eyelash extensions on Amazon , so this is possible . I hope this all helps ! 😊

@@TonayaNoel incredibly helpful, thank you Tonaya 🫶🏿 looking forward to the future video as well 🥰

Starburst 💕 I should definitely correct that 😂

@@TonayaNoel THANK YOU! I have a similar eye shape and really hope I can make it look as good using your tips 🤞🤞 But seriously, how do you make 16 mm look good? It looks so natural! I’ve been afraid to do more than 12 mm, but I do have a lot of lid real estate (I think anyway).

Sorry, one more question: How many uses do you usually get with the starburst gossamers? I think we use a similar method for cleaning them!

Thank you so much for your kind words!🥰 I stopped using the clear coat years ago when I realized it made no difference with my lash wear or the tackiness. It definitely sounds like what you are experiencing is related to too much lash glue OR your the glue not being semi-tacky during application. If it's taking too long for your glue to become tacky, you can use a baby nasal aspirator bulb to speed up the drying process. Or try lightly dabbing on the glue next time and see how that works for you. 😊 I hope this does the trick for you !

@@TonayaNoel Thanks, good tip. I'm soooo on the learning curve of this. I used the Lilac Pro glue, and even when I wipe the wand there's always too much, and I feel like I'm pulling my real lashes out to try to comb some of the glue off before application. It's more of a problem toward the inner corner of my eye. I tried just dotting it on there too, and kept ending up pulling everything off, cleaning, and starting over. Hours and hours spent, and many swear words and tears with this process. Any ideas? Thanks, doll!

@@TonayaNoelok interesting! I was also wondering what u do to make them last soo long! I’ve been using lilac street glue with the seal for months and I can never get them to last more than a few days…the seal is supposed to make them more water resistant. Would u attribute your longer west time to the double bond?

For makeup removal I use a melting cleansing balm ( Farmacy Green Clean) and haven’t experienced any compromise to the longevity of my wear. I even use it in removing my eye make up, I’m just careful along the lash line . And as far as water goes, I’ve been completely drenched in water after being caught outside in the pouring rain. So much so that I could barely see. When I made it home my lashes were still completely intact. It’s just recommended that you don’t get your lashes wet the first 24 hours to allow the bond to completely cure

With some experimentation I hope you’ll achieve long lasting wear . It’s all about finding a bond plus bonding method that works best for you! Try the brick-stacking method if you haven’t already

The exact methods mentioned in this videos how my lashes are able to last up to 3 weeks.

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