Bold eyelashes are a great way to enhance and beautify any look, but it can be difficult to accentuate your lashes if they aren’t that long to begin with. Mascara can help in making make lashes appear longer and fuller, but sometimes it’s just not enough. That’s why adding individual eyelashes are so helpful. Individual lashes can add length and volume to your normal lashes, while maintaining a natural look. While applying individual lashes may take some time, the end result is worth it!

Many women who would see my lashes and compliment them always call them something else than what they are. If I am wearing extensions, people will ask me if they are individuals and from that point the questions of, “what’s the difference?” always pops up. I’m here to tell you that these two types of lashes have some similarities and significant differences.

False eyelashes are a great way to fill in thin eyelashes and frame the eyes. False eyelashes attach just above your upper eyelash line with a semi-permanent glue. These glues often contain cyanoacrylate, otherwise known as superglue, and can be very hard to remove. As a result, the removal of false eyelashes is a delicate process, because your real eyelashes can easily be stripped away if you are not careful. However, you can use false lash glue remover, makeup remover, or a variety of oils to carefully pull off the false lashes and clean up the remaining glue.