Eyelash extensions have become increasingly popular as semi-permanent makeup has also grown in popularity.

Before now, eyelashes were reserved for days we have a full glam of makeup on. In fact, we have watched lashes evolve from heated curlers to full-length falsies and even magnetic lashes.

So, when eyelash extensions hit the mainstream market as a lasting, painless option to getting the wispy fluttering lashes we all desire without having to worry about falsies or mascara, the excitement was unmatched.

These semi-permanent lashes add a sophisticated finish to your face, and once you get one, you won’t go back. Oh! And no need to worry about them looking fake; when done correctly, these extensions look like they sprung from your lash bed.

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