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Trying out the DIY lash extensions @falscara starter kit for the first time with their bond adhesive and seal. This “UNDER” the natural lash false lash application is one of my favorite techniques for applying lashes. See below for full first impressions review.
As mentioned in the video, I use the Falscara lashes all the time on clients underneath the lashes, on the outer edges and sometimes on top of the lash line as a single lash application. When I do this under the lash placement, I traditionally use a thin amount of lash glue along the lash band for sanitation purposes as the bond adhesive would have to be applied with a single use disposable lash wand or brush when applying these lashes.
As a first time user of the bond and seal I thought it made the application easy to apply. However, I only got about a days worth out of this lash application. The bond is a very sticky product and will require either their bond remover or a make up remover to thoroughly take this off. As the bond does coat the lashes I can see beginners having an easier time placing these against the lashes vs just across the lash band to adhere it to the lashes. I did notice that other lash glues designed for this type of DIY Lash application along the inner part of lash bands has a stronger hold than this adhesive.
@falscara also has an overnighter seal that claims to extend the wear. So if you like this lash style check that out. I have yet to try it. Let me know if you’d like to see me use it.
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