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Permanent eyelashes transplant
I\&#8217;ve had them done many times. They use a special glue and carefully put on each lash with a tweezer. While the extensions look beautiful and completely natural, there are many downsides &#8212; which is why I stopped getting them done:
1)They don\&#8217;t last very long at all. About two weeks.
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<h1>Permanent eyelashes transplant</h1>
<p>I\&#8217;ve had them done many times. They use a special glue and carefully put on each lash with a tweezer. While the extensions look beautiful and completely natural, there are many downsides &#8212; which is why I stopped getting them done:<br />
1)They don\&#8217;t last very long at all. About two weeks.<br />
2)They\&#8217;re expensive because you need constant refills. The first time is $150.00-$250.00, and the refills are $50.00-$100.00. Sometimes after a few weeks I had to get them done all over again (for the first time price) because so many fell out.<br />
3)You can\&#8217;t sleep on your stomach or touch or wash your eyes.<br />
4)Eventually they started to damage my natural lashes. My eyes were always itchy and when I finally took the extensions out the lashes left were much sparser than what I originally had. They grew back eventually, but I wonder if they would have had I continued for any longer.</p>
<p>I think the lashes are best for a one time event, not regular usage. It\&#8217;s a shame because they <em>are</em> incredibly beautiful and natural looking.</p>
<p><strong>Answer 1</strong></p>
<p>Thanks a lot for your post .it\&#8217;s very informative!</p>
<p>It seems that lash extensions can cause the same damage that hair extensions!  Hair extensions have left some of my friends with bald spots and broken hair.</p>
<p>I would definitely consider lash extensions for a one time event like you said.  They still seem like a better alternative to false lashes.</p>
<p>I\&#8217;ve had them done many times. They use a special glue and carefully put on<br />
each lash with a tweezer. While the extensions look beautiful and<br />
completely natural, there are many downsides &#8212; which is why I stopped<br />
getting them done:<br />
1)They don\&#8217;t last very long at all. About two weeks.<br />
2)They\&#8217;re expensive because you need constant refills. The first time is<br />
$150.00-$250.00, and the refills are $50.00-$100.00. Sometimes after a few<br />
weeks I had to get them done all over again (for the first time price)<br />
because so many fell out.<br />
3)You can\&#8217;t sleep on your stomach or touch or wash your eyes.<br />
4)Eventually they started to damage my natural lashes. My eyes were always<br />
itchy and when I finally took the extensions out the lashes left were much<br />
sparser than what I originally had. They grew back eventually, but I<br />
wonder if they would have had I continued for any longer.</p>
<p>I think the lashes are best for a one time event, not regular usage. It\&#8217;s<br />
a shame because they <em>are</em> incredibly beautiful and natural looking.</p>
<h1>Answer 2</h1>
<h1>I think it\&#8217;s really better for someone with really thin or nonexistent<br />
lashes &#8211; I\&#8217;ve met the doctor and discussed it with him &#8211; the transplanted<br />
hair from the head is not like eyelash hair in that it is programmed to<br />
grow to a much longer length and doesn\&#8217;t have the same texture.  So you<br />
have to trim your eyelashes as they grow out and they will not \&#8217;curve\&#8217; on<br />
their own they must be directed with an eyelash curler.</p>
<p>Everything\&#8217;s a tradeoff<br />
Too bad because I am really liking having long full eye lashes but I know I cannot keep getting the extensions forever. I think if they used nostril hairs they would have a sturdier texture like eyelashes.</h1>
<h1>Answer 3</h1>
<h1>I think it\&#8217;s really better for someone with really thin or nonexistent lashes &#8211; I\&#8217;ve met the doctor and discussed it with him &#8211; the transplanted hair from the head is not like eyelash hair in that it is programmed to grow to a much longer length and doesn\&#8217;t have the same texture.  So you have to trim your eyelashes as they grow out and they will not \&#8217;curve\&#8217; on their own they must be directed with an eyelash curler.</p>
<p>Everything\&#8217;s a tradeoff</h1>
<h1>Answer 4</h1>
<p>I wonder wher you buy the glue? Would you happen to know?</p>
<h1>Answer 5</h1>
<h1>I\&#8217;ve never heard of eyelash extensions. Do they use a curling perm on the<br />
lash once they extensions are in?  I\&#8217;m interesting on knowing about the<br />
permanent eyelashes too, wow, sounds great.<br />
My natural eyelashes have no curl in them. The extension curl in the ends. You can read about them on this website and see pictures also. <a href="http://www.surgerychat.org/%22http:/www.xtremelashes.com/?gclid=CNzopNba0YUCFUQ2GAodrzxl2g\%22"></a><a href="http://www.xtremelashes.com/?gclid=CNzopNba0YUCFUQ2GAodrzxl2g" target="_blank">http://www.xtremelashes.com/?gclid=CNzopNba0YUCFUQ2GAodrzxl2g</a></p>
<p>I just got temporary eyelash extensions and I really like them and it<br />
saves  time in the am. I never wore eyemakeup before, never really mastered<br />
the  art plus the mascara did not make much of a difference on my skimpy<br />
lashes  but now i actually have full looking long lashes and I wish they would<br />
last  forever. I can get a refill in about a month just like nails but I will<br />
be  addicted for life and I will end up with no lashes.  I remember someone mentioned a surgeon who does permanent eyelash and  eyebrow transplants on the east coast. I hope someone can please post  his  name again. And if you know of someone on the west coast in California  that would be great. Thanks</h1>
<h1>Yahoo Answers</h1>
<h1>Question 1</h1>
<h1>Where can i get permanent eyelashes surgery in New Jersey?</h1>
<p><strong>COSMETIC OR PLASTIC SURGERY</strong></p>
<h2><abbr title="2006-01-21 19:55:12"></abbr>Best Answer</h2>
<p>frm here &#8230;..<br />
NEW JERSEY LOCATION<br />
122 East Ridgewood Avenue,<br />
Paramus, NJ<br />
( Exit 165, Garden State Pkwy)</p>
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<h1>Question 2</h1>
<h1>Jealousy! Help! My sisters way prettier than me at an earlier age, &#8230;?</h1>
<p>I have a sister that basically has everything i want. Straight hair, blonde hair, big eyes, round face, white smooth no hairy skin, smaller top lip then bottom lip, Good height,shaped eyebrows, longgg eyelashes, CURVED NOSE! , Thats small and very cute, ammazing yello/hazel, very bright eye colour! but mainly just her face.<br />
I got everything opposite.<br />
Big lips, oval face, short eyelashes, brown hair, curly wurly hair thats frizzy and only looks good when straightened ( if i brush it too muuch it will fill the room in fuzzyness), small eyes, massivee<br />
nose, hair every-where!, brown eyes dull. WHats even worse is i put permanent purple tips in my hair which make me even awfuller than i am. I am surrounded by pretty people! Its so annoying! My name stinks and i cant help myself anymore. I dont and never will have any surgery.<br />
My sister ( shes 9 and im 13 btw) copiees my fashion and takes my clothes offf me when they are small. Its irritating and very frustrating.<br />
My voice stinks at singing nd i hardly have any skills, no bfs or anything ( boyfriends)<br />
I may beyoung but my friend are HAWT, their girls and stunning when they wear dresses,i wear tights with the dress, My mum dosent let me wear shorts and i feel like running away from home at tiems!<br />
i JUST CANT BE NORMAL , I SEE MY SISTER EVERYDAY ND SHE SCOOPS UP COMPLEMENTS! I compared her for when i was her age as i got a photo of her .She looks prettier then me now but when she gets to my age, she will be an angel ( thats the msot thing i get anoyed of when thinking about it)<br />
Hellp, i dont want complemetns like your still youung and dont htink of running away, idootic or anything. I dont want makeep tips ebcause im a natural.<br />
I dont want to be too fat nor skinny.<br />
I dont want to be overweight and gorow into an uglieer posture,<br />
I just dont know what to do.</p>
<h2><abbr title="2010-09-10 04:09:41 +0000"></abbr>Best Answer &#8211; Chosen by Voters</h2>
<p>I think you are being too quick to judge.. first of all, all 9 year olds are good looking..they are little kids. she hasnt had to time get uglier yet. you are at the awkward middle stage&#8230; 13 is when you transitioning from a kid to an adult, its often a very awkward unflattering age. dont sweat it right now. even if your friends are earlier bloomers that doesnt mean you are doomed to be ugly just because you dont feel like you compare to them right now. I felt the same way at your age and everyone else seemed so much prettier, but then after a few years I caught up and was just as pretty if not prettier. at 13 you really shouldnt be worrying about this that much. just relax&#8230;</p>
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I have just acquired eight old dolls and I know nothing about them.  Please
can you help me?
If you would like to see a photo of them please email me with the heading &#8216;
dolls photo&#8217; and I would be very happy to send it to you.
Here goes;
The first one is a 12&#8243; Eskimo doll. On it&#8217;s [...]]]></description>
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<p>I have just acquired eight old dolls and I know nothing about them.  Please<br />
can you help me?</p>
<p>If you would like to see a photo of them please email me with the heading &#8216;<br />
dolls photo&#8217; and I would be very happy to send it to you.</p>
<p>Here goes;</p>
<p>The first one is a 12&#8243; Eskimo doll. On it&#8217;s back it says Regal Made in<br />
Canada.  It seems to be completely made of vinyl and its eyes are painted<br />
white with a black &#8216;ball&#8217; type item in the corners making it look to one<br />
side.  It is fully clothed and  has black short hair and it seems to be<br />
undamaged.  I don&#8217;t know how old this doll is or how much it is worth</p>
<p>The second one is a 12&#8243; barbie-type doll.  On it&#8217;s back it says Tina Cassini<br />
Made in British Hong Kong.  It seems to have a hard plastic body and legs<br />
and a soft vinyl face and rubber arms.  It has a red satin &#8216;Chinese&#8217; type<br />
dress, short white hair, and painted eyes which are also looking to one<br />
side.  It is wearing white pants and has no shoes and it seems to be<br />
undamaged.  I don&#8217;t know anything about this doll.  Is it something to do<br />
with the designer Olag Cassini?  How old is it and is this doll worth<br />
anything?</p>
<p>The third doll is a 11&#8243; Indian doll.  It has a brown hard plastic baby on<br />
its back wrapped in what I think is white rabbit fur.  It has a label tag<br />
saying Hand Made Fait a la Main Canada BLM.  It is all brown hard plastic<br />
with working brown sleep eyes with plastic <strong>eyelashes</strong> and black plaited hair.<br />
It is dressed in blue suede with brown leather with beads sewn on and it<br />
also has an embroidered shawl over one arm.  It has a beaded necklace and a<br />
blue feather in its headdress.  It has blue suede beaded moccasins and seems<br />
to be complete and undamaged.  I do not know how old this doll is or the<br />
value.</p>
<p>The fourth one is a 12&#8243; hard plastic doll in National <strong>costume</strong>.  Its apron is<br />
hand painted with flowers and has NICE on it.  On the back it has the<br />
letters MS in a Triangle and under that it says DEPOSEE.  The doll is<br />
wearing a straw hat and has black hair.  It has working blue sleep eyes with<br />
plastic <strong>eyelashes</strong> and has an oriental type black eyeliner line coming from<br />
the outside edges.  It has a bust which is covered with a scarf and it is<br />
also wearing a red striped full skirt with a pair of white plastic shoes<br />
underneath (no underwear).  The apron is edged with lace and its straw hat<br />
has flower-type pom-pom&#8217;s on it.  It has a small bit of water damage on the<br />
bottom of it&#8217;s skirt but I suppose this could be washed away with a damp<br />
cloth or something.  I know nothing about this one!  How old, value,<br />
anything!</p>
<p>The fifth one (The Pirate) is the one I need the MOST help with!  I have<br />
Never seen anything like this one!  There are no markings and I do not know<br />
what it is made from.  It seems a lightweight material and looks like it has<br />
been hand painted and varnished (I think).  Is it Long John Silver without<br />
the parrot?  There seems no sign of anything ever being on his shoulder.  He<br />
is 8 and a half inches high with a red pirates hat with gold tassel detail,<br />
a red and white striped jumper and navy cord trousers.  It has a black scarf<br />
and a black vinyl-type belt with a buckle.  It has one black boot and one<br />
black stump. It is beautifully hand painted with excellent detail on its<br />
face with a beard and gold ear-rings and it has also has a black painted eye<br />
patch.  Its arms and legs seem to be wire which has been covered and covered<br />
with cotton and his body is ?  &#8230;&#8230;It&#8217;s body seems to be a similar type of<br />
thing as the limbs, What is it? It&#8217;s hands feet and face are all the same<br />
and are painted.  Are they composition?  How do you tell the difference<br />
between composition, celluloid or could it be something else?  Any idea on<br />
age, value etc?  I&#8217;d LOVE to hear your views on this one!  This is a really<br />
difficult one!</p>
<p>The sixth one is a 8&#8243; hard plastic doll.  It has working blue sleep eyes<br />
with plastic <strong>eyelashes</strong> and wavy brown hair.  It is dressed in a dusky pink<br />
cord dress and bonnet tied with a blue ribbon under her neck.  She is<br />
wearing white ankle socks, white shoes, white knickers and a net petticoat.<br />
Her dress is edged with a blue stitching detail across the bottom and around<br />
her sweetheart neckline.  On her back is &#8216;Made in Hong  Kong&#8217; in a circle<br />
with the word &#8216;in&#8217; in the middle.  This doll seems undamaged and complete.<br />
How old is she and what is her value?</p>
<p>The seventh one looks really old.  It is a 8&#8243; Welsh National <strong>Costume</strong> hard<br />
plastic doll.  Its head, arms and legs seem to be joined together by screws<br />
into some sort of mechanism inside.  It seems undamaged and complete except<br />
one of the elastic bands which holds one of her plaits together has<br />
perished, but her hair could easily be replaited and re-tied.  She has<br />
working blue sleep eyes and it looks like she never had any <strong>eyelashes</strong>.  On<br />
her back it says SAROLD.  Her clothes are made from wool and she is wearing<br />
the traditional black Welsh hat and shawl etc.  She has painted black shoes<br />
and has beautiful red painted lips.  Her red wool skirt has a black and<br />
white check pinny-type front and she looks complete and undamaged.  How old<br />
is she and her value?</p>
<p>The last one (eighth) is a tiny hard plastic doll which is in a type of<br />
Matchbox.  She is complete and her box says TINY TOTS from PEDIGREE.  She<br />
has such a cute face with blush cheeks and big blue eyes and brown curled<br />
hair.  She is sitting in her box with a pink dress on which has been tied<br />
across the middle with the same fabric. The box is 8cm x 5cm x 3cm.  Her<br />
standing height is just under 3 and a half inches.  The box has a slight<br />
sticker damage to the front but other than that seems fine for its age.  I<br />
think I remember these dolls from the 70&#8217;s&#8230;am I right? Or is it later?<br />
Anyway, I have no idea of its value.  I have never seen these dolls in<br />
matchboxes for years! Any information?</p>
<p>Thankyou for reading this LONG letter, like I said before I would be happy<br />
to send you a copy of the dolls photo on request.  ANY information at all<br />
will be very gratefully received as I would love to know anything about<br />
these dolls&#8230;especially the ages, value and other information if possible.<br />
Thanks and Take Care!</p>
<p><strong>Answer</strong></p>
<p>Here is some information on the Tina cassini doll..</p>
<p><a href="http://www.google.com/url?sa=D&amp;q=http://www.brtb.com/board/dolls/messages/280.html" target="_blank">http://www.brtb.com/board/dolls/messages/280.html</a></p>
<p>The second one is a 12&#8243; barbie-type doll.  On it&#8217;s back it says Tina Cassini<br />
Made in British Hong Kong.  It seems to have a hard plastic body and legs<br />
and a soft vinyl face and rubber arms.  It has a red satin &#8216;Chinese&#8217; type<br />
dress, short white hair, and painted eyes which are also looking to one<br />
side.  It is wearing white pants and has no shoes and it seems to be<br />
undamaged.  I don&#8217;t know anything about this doll.  Is it something to do<br />
with the designer Olag Cassini?  How old is it and is this doll worth<br />
anything?</p>
<p><strong>Yahoo Answer</strong></p>
<p><strong>Question 1</strong></p>
<p>What halloween costume would use brown feather eyelashes? I recently bought these big brown feather eyelashes from a vintage type store…and I want to use them in this year’s halloween costume, but i’m not sure what costume would require them. Any suggestions would be great. Someone said a flapper…kind of over that. All I have is a bird so far…haha or Edie Sedgwick? She was pretty ferosh.</p>
<p>Best Answer – Chosen by Voters something like pocahontas .. or http://www.kaboodle.com/reviews/neverlan…</p>
<p><strong>Question 2</strong> Halloween costume with sparkley eyelashes? Halloween’s coming up and I need a costume… So far all I have are eyelashes with rhinestones in them, haha. Like these: http://www.ballbeauty.com/images/ardstun… Ideas for a cute costume I can wear these with?</p>
<p><strong>Best Answer</strong> –</p>
<p>enchanted fairy beautiful butterfly queen bee punk rock star</p>
<p><strong>Question 3</strong></p>
<p>What would you call my costume for halloween, a burgundy wig, fake eyelashes &amp; wearing all black? If I’m dressed like that and someone asks me “what I am?” what can I tell them lol? Oh and the wig is real long and straight with bangs. We have to dress up for work and I dont want to buy a costume, but I have the above stuff in my house now.</p>
<p><strong>Best Answer</strong></p>
<p>Wear some really pale foundation &amp; dark eyeliner &amp; you could be a Goth. Maybe some black fingernail polish?</p>
<p><strong>Question 4 </strong></p>
<p>I am going to a costume party tonight ! How do I apply my fake eyelashes correctly? Do I put on my eyeliner and eyeshadow first, or after. And what about mascara? should I put some on my own eyelashes first, or after or not at all?</p>
<p><strong>Best Answer</strong></p>
<p>put the lashed on FIRST before anything… you need to start fresh cause if you have anything on your eyes to begin with they wont stick as well.. then apply our eyeshadow eyeliner and if you want a more dramatic look you can apply mascara on the lashes</p>
<p><strong>Question 5</strong></p>
<p>Help with halloween costume ideas with fake eyelashes!? I have some long, fake eyelashes, but I need ideas on what to be!</p>
<p><strong>Best Answer</strong> – Chosen by Voters -Barbie -Lady Gaga (any outrageous celebrity) -Playboy bunny (if your parents dont mind, haha) -Model -Goddess (Roman or Greek Mythology)</p>
<p><strong>Question 6</strong></p>
<p>What Halloween costume could involve really crazy fake eyelashes? Best Answer – Chosen by Asker betty boop- also a good excuse to carry out vintage curls!</p>
<p><strong>Question 7</strong></p>
<p>Never worn false eyelashes before &amp; it’s part of my H’ween costume this year. Any suggestions for a newbie? I bought the lashes at a costume store — I am guessing I need to go buy eyelash glue?? Help, I have no clue!</p>
<p><strong>Best Answer</strong> – Chosen by Voters</p>
<p>Yes you do need to go buy eyelash glue. I recommend buying DUO. It’s the absolute best, it’s pretty inexpensive, and you can get it at drugstores (like CVS). I wear false eyelashes almost everyday and here is how to apply them: – get a toothpick and put just a little bit of glue on the tip of it and apply the glue on to the lashes with the toothpick – let the glue dry for about 15 seconds (or until a bit tacky) so that when you first apply them they don’t slide all over the place – take the strip of eyelashes and sort of round it with fingers from both hands (to match the shape of your eye) and put them as close to the lash line without actually putting them onto your own lashes – wait a few seconds and put a sweep of mascara on to blend your own lashes with the false lashes</p>
<p><strong>Question 8</strong></p>
<p>For Halloween, what would be a cool costume with these eyelashes? http://cgi.ebay.com.sg/Wet-n-Wild-Fantas… I have the blue ones called Swank. I was thinking maybe a fortune teller or a mermaid but I don’t really know what to use for those coustumes. So any ideas? Thanks</p>
<p><strong>Best Answer – Chosen by Voters</strong></p>
<p>Scary stories http://www.americanfolklore.net/spooky-s… http://books.google.com/googlebooks/scar… http://www.angelsghosts.com/scary_ghost_… http://www.scarystories.info/ http://www.scarystories.ca/ http://www.ghoststories.ws/ http://paranormal.about.com/library/blst… http://www.trueghosttales.com/ http://www.scarygamestoplay.us/ScaryStro… http://www.strangehappenings.org/True-Re… <a href="http://www.snopes.com/">www.snopes.com</a></p>
<p><strong> Question 9 </strong></p>
<p>How do you make your natural eyelashes long and thick? I am going to my Marylin Monroe for Halloween and I want to make my natural eyelashes long and thick for the costume. I do not want to wear false eyelashes, so, any tips? Best Answer – Chosen by Voters Use volumizing + lenghtening black mascara. You can find this in any drugstore or beauty supply store. Apply the mascara like this: 1. Curl your eyelashes with a curler first (as to avoid breakage later) 2. Then coat the top of the upper lashes (try to start from the roots and then press the wand down until the tip to get all the lashes) 3. Now coat underneath the upper lashes (again, try to apply a lot of mascara without clumping) 4. Your lashes should now be coated thickly in mascara and perhaps even a little clumped. This is fine. Run the wand along the bottom of your upper lashes while looking up, using quick flicking strokes to “comb” the lashes with the wand and get all the clumps out 5. Run the wand underneath the upper lashes again, this time horizontally to separate the lashes 6. Curl your eyelashes again, except don’t press too hard or you will leave a visible crease (try to squeeze as close to the roots and as gently as you can) 7. Coat the bottom lashes with mascara as best as you can holding your wand horizontally 8. Now hold the wand vertically and run it across your bottom lashes (moving your hand from side to side) Hopefully if you’ve done it correctly, your lashes should look very dramatic. Don’t worry about small clumps, they will make your eyelashes look fuller and more dramatic (since it’s Halloween). However, if you have large clumps, try using the wand (running it horizontally from side to side) to get it out. Try not to use your fingers because that will smudge the mascara and may clump lashes further.</p>
<p><strong>Question 10</strong></p>
<p>False eyelashes! i want to use them for a costume but im scared..? that they will get glued to my eyelashes and then pull them out whe n i try to get them off or smthng.. help! i am so scared! how do i avoid that?</p>
<p><strong> Best Answer – Chosen by Asker</strong></p>
<p>You very carefully, and with very little glue, place them above your lashes where your liner goes, avoiding your lashes. Take your time, and you will be fine.</p>
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Hi, everyone,
My name is Ert and I&#8217;m new to this newsgroup.   Recently, I&#8217;ve been reading
some reports about a product called Talika Lipocils and its ability to
regrow eyelashes.  Could anyone give me any first hand accounts of eyelash
regrowth Talika?
Where can I get it? Can I purchase this product via the Internet?
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<p>Hi, everyone,</p>
<p>My name is Ert and I&#8217;m new to this newsgroup.   Recently, I&#8217;ve been reading<br />
some reports about a product called Talika <strong>Lipocils</strong> and its ability to<br />
regrow eyelashes.  Could anyone give me any first hand accounts of <strong>eyelash</strong><br />
regrowth Talika?<br />
Where can I get it? Can I purchase this product via the Internet?</p>
<p>Answer</p>
<p>From looking at their ad, I really doubt this product works very well. I will<br />
bet you anything that putting minoxidil on your eyelashes will work much<br />
better. Eyelashes are just hairs. The problems with growing eyelashes are the<br />
same problems with growing scalp hair. Very often people use use hair regrowing<br />
agents on their scalps experience an increase in <strong>eyelash</strong> growth as well, even<br />
though they are not applying anything directly to their eyelashes.</p>
<p>As far as where to buy it, from a web search I see Saks Fifth Avenue is going<br />
to sell it.</p>
<p><strong>Yahoo Answer</strong></p>
<p><strong>Question 1</strong></p>
<p><strong>I accidently cut my eyelashes&#8230;Does Talika Lipocils work?</strong></p>
<p>I accidently cut some of my eyelashes off with a bad eyelash curler. So, I purchased Talika Lipocils Eyelash Conditioning Gel with plant extracts. It was a bit expensive and I&#8217;d like to know has anyone used this before and did it work for you? And if it did how long was it before you could see any results?<br />
Please answer in detail. I&#8217;m desperate. . .</p>
<h2>Best Answer &#8211; Chosen by Asker</h2>
<p>I have a solution which wont cost you anything<br />
[unless you need some]<br />
and you can take the expensive<br />
product back and get your money back&#8230;</p>
<p>Simply apply vaseline onto them<br />
It sounds stupid..<br />
but it works</p>
<h3>Source(s):</h3>
<p>I now have long full eyelashes</p>
<p><strong>Question 2</strong></p>
<p><strong>Which would help my eyelashes grow longer and thicker?</strong></p>
<p>Talika LIPOCILS Eyelash Conditioning Gel<br />
or<br />
Mavala DoubleLash<br />
or<br />
Plain old school Vaseline</p>
<p>Has anyone ever tried any of these products? If so, please give me your opinions on them.</p>
<p>P.S I understand that I won&#8217;t get a dramatic difference in length and thickness but just a boost would help! I have asian eyes with eyelashes you could hardly see. I always put on fake eyelashes but I&#8217;m hoping one of these products would work.</p>
<h2>Best Answer &#8211; Chosen by Asker</h2>
<p>i didnt have a good experience with talika i dont recommend that ..<br />
i never used mavala doublelash or vaseline either althoughh i heard vitamin e/emu oil helps or if youre going for a eyelash conditioner you can try lashmantra which is like a cheap eyelash serum ($48) thats gotten good reviews<br />
reviews: http://www.lashmantra.com/Reviews.html<br />
here&#8217;s a link to one person&#8217;s experience with lash mantra, she is also asian: http://www.vivawoman.net/2009/04/21/lashmantra-100-natural-eyelash-serum/<br />
main page http://www.lashmantra.com/lashmantra.html<br />
or if youre willing to pay the money theres neuLash http://www.neulash.com/<br />
good luck and i hope you find something that works for you</p>
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No, but uh&#8230; go to Google!
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<p>No, but uh&#8230; go to Google!</p>
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I recently had a make-up artist apply some individual false eyelashes (the kind
that have like four lashes to a clump) to the corners of my eyes&#8211;loved it!! I
want to do this for nights out, etc. but am having a hell of time doing it on
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<p>I recently had a make-up artist apply some <strong>individual</strong> false eyelashes (the kind<br />
that have like four lashes to a clump) to the corners of my eyes&#8211;loved it!! I<br />
want to do this for nights out, etc. but am having a hell of time doing it on<br />
my own&#8211; are you supposed to get them to adhere to your lid, or lashes, or<br />
what? Any tips/instructions would be majorly appreciated.</p>
<p><strong>Answer</strong></p>
<p>After lots of practice (and some failed attempts), I think that I&#8217;ve<br />
finally gotten the hang of doing this, since we are expected to really<br />
&#8220;doll up&#8221; for public appearances.</p>
<p>I usually squirt a bit of the lash <strong>glue</strong> (Duo is the best&#8211;I use it in the<br />
black color that dries black) onto the plastic casing that houses the<br />
lashes (in my case it is the pick case of the DuraLash lashes), and wait<br />
thirty seconds or so for it to dry a bit.  This prevents the <strong>glue</strong> from<br />
being too &#8220;runny,&#8221; and thus making the lashes harder to adhere to your<br />
lid.</p>
<p>I grasp the <strong>individual</strong> lash with a pair of Tweezermans (the easiest to<br />
control, IMO), and then gently dip the nucleus of the lash into the <strong>glue</strong>.<br />
I can apply the lash while still keeping my eye open, though some people<br />
prefer to look down the lids with their eyes partially closed in order<br />
to get closer to the lash tine.  I don&#8217;t have a crease in my eyelids, so<br />
it&#8217;s not a problem for me. Start by applying the first <strong>individual</strong> lash at<br />
the center of your eye, working your way out.  <strong>Individual</strong> lashes come in<br />
varying lengths-I buy the medium and the short flare lashes-the mediums<br />
going at the outer edge of my eyes, the shorter going toward the inner<br />
part.</p>
<p>After applying the lash, make sure to let the <strong>glue</strong> dry (sometimes I fan<br />
my eyelids to get the <strong>glue</strong> to dry faster), before opening your eyes<br />
fully, or applying the next lash.  If you don&#8217;t allow the <strong>glue</strong> to dry<br />
properly, you will either end up with: a) lashes falling off, or b) your<br />
eyelids sticking together because of the <strong>glue</strong>, and the lashes flipping<br />
upwards.</p>
<p>Practice makes perfect.  Also another note: be careful as you&#8217;re pulling<br />
the lashes out of the case with your tweezers&#8211;if you pull too hard or at<br />
the wrong angle, the lashes splay out in a way that makes them impossible<br />
to return to their original shape, thus rendering them useless.</p>
<p><strong>Yahoo Answer</strong></p>
<p><strong>Question 1</strong></p>
<p><strong>Can I use individual eyelash glue on strip false eyelashes?</strong></p>
<p>Is it too strong? Could I maybe just use a bit?</p>
<h2>Best Answer &#8211; Chosen by Asker</h2>
<p>Yep, I do it all the time. Just remember once you apply the glue to the strip, let it get tacky for about 30 seconds before you put them on. They&#8217;re easier to apply that way. Also, I always keep the little tube of glue in my purse for the day with a cotton swab, so if my lashes lift at the corner, I can dab a little glue on it with the swab to re-stick it.</p>
<p><strong>Question 2</strong></p>
<p><strong>What&#8217;s your favorite glue for individual eyelash application?</strong></p>
<p>I use Ardell eyelashes (love &#8216;em) but I&#8217;m not fond of the Individual LashTite Adhesive glue. I let it dry for quite some time, but they just still easily come off. Something maybe you think is true and tested</p>
<p>I don&#8217;t mind paying more since these are my eyes. Also if it&#8217;s darker in tint that would be nice. I don&#8217;t want anything permanent or semi permanent, just something that will last through a night of dancing! Thanks so much in advance!</p>
<h2>Best Answer &#8211; Chosen by Voters</h2>
<p>Lashgrip!! WORKS BEST FOR ME! im a big fan of fake eyelashes!</p>
<p><strong>Question 3</strong></p>
<p><strong>What&#8217;s the BEST glue for individual eyelash extensions?</strong></p>
<p>I want your opinion on which product lasts the longest and possibly where I can purchase it. Thanks!</p>
<h2>est Answer &#8211; Chosen by Asker</h2>
<p>DUO (the BEST)</p>
<h2><abbr title="2009-11-18 11:26:50">Question</abbr> 4</h2>
<h2>Can you apply band fake lashes with Best Answer &#8211; Chosen by Voters</h2>
<p>yea..i prefer to use bonding glue makes them last longer.</p>
<h2>Best Answer &#8211; Chosen by Voters</h2>
<p>yea..i prefer to use bonding glue makes them last longer.</p>
<p><strong>Question  5</strong></p>
<p><strong>Eyelash Application: Can I use the individual lash glue for the stips?</strong></p>
<p>I have the both glues for the strips lashes and the individual, but I&#8217;m wondering if I can use the individual lash glue (w/ keeps lashes their for up to 2 wks) for the stip eyelashes? Wil this cause problems? Why?</p>
<h2>Best Answer &#8211; Chosen by Voters</h2>
<p>yeah</p>
<p><strong>Question 6</strong></p>
<p><strong>Can I use false eyelash glue to stick embellishments around my eyes?</strong></p>
<p>I have eyelash glue and some small, flat plasticy hearts (about 2mm wide) which I want to stick around my eyes for st Paddys tonight (they&#8217;re green). Can I use this glue? The funny think is it came with some Individual eyelashes which I cant seem to be able to use because the glue is so weak. So If i have the glue remover can I use the glue to stick the embellisments?</p>
<h2>Best Answer &#8211; Chosen by Voters</h2>
<p>Absolutely!<br />
<a href="http://answers.yahoo.com/question/index;_ylt=AlTog7kWyul0vYrakC.DiGTsy6IX;_ylv=3?qid=20090317070914AAWzvPW">http://answers.yahoo.com/question/index;…</a><br />
Does my sis look plastic</p>
<p><strong>Question 7</strong></p>
<p><strong>How do you put on individual eyelashes? It came with a glue but I can&#8217;t figure out how to apply them.?</strong></p>
<p>Do I need special tools?<br />
Do I have to put the glue on the lashes or on my natural lashes?</p>
<h2>Best Answer &#8211; Chosen by Asker</h2>
<p>First, you will need tweezers, lashes and glue.</p>
<p>Pluck the lashes from the tray and dip the tip in the glue (you might wanna use a small tray or a foil).</p>
<p>Lay it on top of your natural lash as close as possible.</p>
<p>Manufacturers will suggest 10-15 pcs for each eye but for a more natural look, use 6-8 at most so you wouldn&#8217;t look like a drag queen.</p>
<p>That should last for about 3-4 weeks depending on how you wear it.</p>
<p><strong>Question 8</strong></p>
<p><strong>Where can I buy the glue to attach individual eyelashes?</strong></p>
<p>Preferably pharmaceutical grade adhesive.</p>
<h2>Best Answer &#8211; Chosen by Voters</h2>
<p>Walgreens or sally beauty supply</p>
<p><strong>Question 9</strong></p>
<p><strong>Can I use glue meant for individual lashes for the strip lashes?</strong></p>
<p>you know the black glue in the small bottle made for individual eyelashes, can I use them on my strip pair of lashes as well? the little glues that come with it has finished and I want to re-apply them tonight!</p>
<p>Answer</p>
<p>yes, in the end they are all glue for lashes</p>
<p><strong>Question 10</strong></p>
<p><strong>Fake eyelash glue?</strong></p>
<p>I put on the individual eyelashes with the Andrea semi-permanent glue in clear. Now that it has dried, it left a white residue on my eye lids which is unattractive. How can I get this off without removing the eyelashes?</p>
<h2>Best Answer &#8211; Chosen by Voters</h2>
<p>I think you applied too much glue. But you could try putting some baby oil on a cotton bud and rub it off gently. Make sure you wipe the oil off otherwise it will make your eyes look greasy.</p>
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		<title>I have bought eyebrow and eyelash dye kit, is there anything i need to know ?</title>
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What to buy at Boots the Chemist?
Answer
Eyelash dye? Is this a kit or in a wand format or what? Sounds very
interesting, I will definitely check it out.
Yahoo Answer
Question 1
I have bought eyebrow and eyelash dye kit, is there anything i need to know ?
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<p>What to buy at Boots the Chemist?</p>
<p><strong>Answer</strong></p>
<p><strong>Eyelash dye</strong>? Is this a kit or in a wand format or what? Sounds very<br />
interesting, I will definitely check it out.</p>
<p><strong>Yahoo Answer</strong></p>
<h2>Question 1</h2>
<h2>I have bought eyebrow and eyelash dye kit, is there anything i need to know ?</h2>
<p>is there anything i need to know about applying it, any tips suggestions would be appreciated, as ive never done it before</p>
<h2>Best Answer &#8211; Chosen by Voters</h2>
<p>no not really&#8230;but why are you dying your eyebrows and eyelashes ??? mascara and eyebrow watchmacallit will take care of it and if ya mess up ya can take it o</p>
<p>.</p>
<h2>Question 2</h2>
<h2>Eyebrow and eyelash dye?</h2>
<p>Hi there,</p>
<p>I have strawberry blonde hair and white eyebrows and eyelashes,<br />
I have been tinting them at home for years with either a brand called colorsport or a brand called dylash both available here in uk.</p>
<p>Thank God i&#8217;ve always been ok using the stuff, as has my sister (who is a natural brunette but for some weird reason has sandy blonde eyebrows!)<br />
But lately i&#8217;ve read all this coverage about allergies to a chemical called parapheneledine (i probably spelt it wrong!) /ppd, i think it&#8217;s like a coal tar dye thats in majority of hair dyes and unfortunatly is in these two lash dyes. I&#8217;ve heard that someone can develop an alergy at any time even if they&#8217;ve used it before, and some allergies have been near fatal.<br />
I wanted to know a safe brand of eyebrow and eyelash dye, http://www.eyestodyefor.co.uk/ I have heard of swiss-o-par which is a german produced brand has anyone used it? if anyone dyes their lashes/brows, what do you use? Am i just being paranoid about this hair dye allergy? Is it extremly rare?</p>
<h2>Best Answer &#8211; Chosen by Voters</h2>
<p>i hate it wen ppl say i have strawberry bonde hair<br />
ur friggin ginger!<br />
deal with it!<br />
gingers are well cool aswell<br />
dnt say strawberry blonde</p>
<h2>Question 3</h2>
<h2>Eyelash and eyebrow tint solution?</h2>
<p>Ive bought brown and black eyelash and eyebrow dye and now need the solution to go with it! I live in Greece and cant find the stuff anywhere so i found out on internet that its 3% peroxide so i bought a spray with 3% peroxide from the chemist. he said its used for wounds. Is this the right stuff? Its called Gerosept spray Hydrogen peroxide 3%. Is that ok to mix with my dye??</p>
<h2>Best Answer &#8211; Chosen by Voters</h2>
<p>No, its probably not the same, so for safety, i wouldnt use it.<br />
You need to actually buy a 3% peroxide solution that has no other ingredients. Using things like peroxide for hair or other things containing the 3% peroxide could be dangerous.<br />
It&#8217;s uaually available from Beauty Therapist&#8217;s wholesalers.</p>
<p>Eyebrow and eyelash tints can be done at home, but its always better to get it done in a salon. Its a safer environment where there&#8217;s less chance for things to go wrong, like tint allergies, or how the tint is applied as they are trained how to do it.<br />
Tints for eyebrows and lashes should be mixed in a special glass dish with 1cm of the tint and 3 drop of the peroxide. And should only be mixed after all the perperation has been done,</p>
<p>Eyelashes: make sure theres no makeup on the eyes or lashes. put petroluim jelly on the whole upper lid, and down to the lash line (avoiding the lashes) and under the eye. Place a damp cut in half cotton pad on the petrolium jelly so the tint diesnt stain the skin. mix the tint the same as before and paint onto the lashes. (it&#8217;ll be so much easier if you get someone to do this for you. do it on both eyes then place another full damp cotton pad over each eye while they are closed. These stay on for 10 minutes then are wiped off.</p>
<p>For eyebrows, make sure they are free of makeup/dirt and apply petrolum jelly (vasiline) around the eyebrows (avouding the hair) and then mix the tint until it is a smooth paste, using a disposeable mascara want to go in the opposite direction of the hair growth, then remove with damp cotton pads, redo if its not dark enough. Then shape.</p>
<h2>Question 4</h2>
<h2>If a salon says Eyelash &amp; Eyebrow what does that mean? Also maintenance 3-6 weeks what does that mean?</h2>
<p>I&#8217;m looking at hair salon service and under Eyelash Tint and Eyebrow Tint there something just called eyelash and eyebrow, does that mean they dye them?</p>
<p>Also what does maintenance mean? It says that for hair color and eyelash part</p>
<p>And what is Eyelash Tint and Eyebrow Tint</p>
<h2>Best Answer &#8211; Chosen by Voters</h2>
<p>Tinting is a process to dye your brows or eyelashes to make them looking darker.</p>
<p>Tinting the eyelashes or eyebrows is a quick and easy solution for those who depend on mascara to darken your lashes or brows. Tinting is perfect for men and women with blond, reddish, or light brown hair who want more clearly defined eyelashes. Tinting the eyelash or eyebrow hairs can dramatically enhance the look of the eye area.</p>
<p>Depending on your eye, skin and hair color they will choose color to enhance your brows. Eyebrow tinting will enhance the appearance of your eyes because of a more pronounced arch and cleaner, more defined shape. Brow tinting is for men and women who have too light or grey hair and for those who use eyebrow pencil.</p>
<p>*maintenance means how often you have to go back to get it re-done.</p>
<h3>Source(s):</h3>
<p><a href="http://www.miracullum.com/eyelash-tinting-&amp;-eyebrow-tinting">http://www.miracullum.com/eyelash-tintin…</a></p>
<h2>Questions 5</h2>
<h2>IS it safe to dye your eyelashes?</h2>
<p>I have very, very blond eyelashes and eyebrows. I have considered getting my eyelashes dyed black. I&#8217;ve been told that it&#8217;s safe and that it lasts about two to three months.</p>
<p>Is it safe? Has anyone out there had any complications with getting their eyelashes dyed? Will I need to get my eyelashes dyed more frequently to prevent my blonde roots from showing through? How can I tell if the makeup artist is skilled and experienced at eyelash dying?</p>
<h2>Best Answer &#8211; Chosen by Asker</h2>
<p>It is technically called an eyelash/eyebrow TINT and is performed by an esthetician, with a state license. I have mine done by my sister who is an esthecian that waxes my eyebrows.</p>
<p>I would ask your friends for referrals. Or if you get your eyebrows waxed somewhere, ask them. In any case, the process is totally safe. I would book the appointment at a repuitable salon and have no worries!</p>
<p>This is absolutely crazy that people claim this is so dangerous! If it were dangerous, no salon would offer it!!</p>
<h2>Question 6</h2>
<h2>Is it possible to dye your eyelashes or eyebrows? Or are there any other options for darkening them?</h2>
<p>My eyebrows and eyelashes are really light, some parts are so light there aren&#8217;t visible.</p>
<ul>
<li>Answerer 1</li>
</ul>
<p>Go to a beauty salon and ask them to tint ur lashs and brows bacially that&#8217;s dying them hope this helped</p>
<ul>
<li><abbr title="2010-06-24 12:23:59 +0000">·</abbr> Answerer 2</li>
</ul>
<p>Color them with a Sharpie</p>
<ul>
<li>Answerer 3</li>
</ul>
<p>Yes you can go to a beauty salon and get lashes and brows tinted. It lasts for a couple of weeks. I think it gives a much nicer effect than mascara. Stings a little though!</p>
<ul>
<li><abbr title="2010-06-24 12:25:01 +0000">·</abbr> Answerer 4</li>
</ul>
<p>http://www.lashbrowdye.com/</p>
<p>but for goodness sake, be careful. don&#8217;t blind yourself.</p>
<h2>Question 7</h2>
<h2>Can you dye your eyelashes professionally?</h2>
<p>I kno someone who has blonde eyelashes and eyebrows. Is there anyway anywhere where she can get her eyelashes dyed? Would she be at risk to be blind also? About how much would it cost?</p>
<ul>
<li>Answerer 1</li>
</ul>
<p>Beauty salon&#8230; I think it&#8217;s about 100-200 dollar<br />
Cost different after salons.</p>
<ul>
<li><abbr title="2010-11-28 18:27:18 +0000">·</abbr> Answerer 2</li>
</ul>
<p>it dosn&#8217;t cost that muc to get your eyebrows dyed in a salon like $20 or something<br />
but&#8230;eyelashes&#8230;.that sounds expensive ,,,just tell her to get a really good mascara</p>
<h2>Question 8</h2>
<h2>How to dye eyebrows with refectocil?</h2>
<p>Can I lighten my eyebrows with this? <a href="http://www.beautypoint.pro/RefectoCil-Eyelash-Eyebrow-tints-other/RefectoCil-Eyelash-Eyebrow-tints-other/Oxidant-3-cream-10-vol.html">http://www.beautypoint.pro/RefectoCil-Ey…</a></p>
<h2><abbr title="2010-03-01 19:18:59 +0000">Best Answer &#8211; Chosen by Voters</abbr></h2>
<p>If it says it works &amp; that is what it&#8217;s for, try it but you really aren&#8217;t supposed to dye eyebrows&amp;lashes</p>
<h2>Question 9</h2>
<h2>Is there a safe way to dye eyebrows?</h2>
<p>It seems most hair dyes say not to use on eyebrows or eyelashes becasue it could cause blindness.</p>
<h2>Best Answer &#8211; Chosen by Voters</h2>
<p>There&#8217;s eyebrow tinting, but I believe you should go to a salon to get it done, don&#8217;t try it yourself.</p>
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Ok, I&#8217;ve had it. I have an eyelash curler, and I have eyelashes, so I
should be able to do some eyelash curling, yes? &#60;sigh&#62;. I see no
appreciable difference after curling my lashes, though. It&#8217;s so sad. I
have tried heating the pads with a blow drying first, and that didn&#8217;t
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<p>Ok, I&#8217;ve had it. I have an <strong>eyelash curler</strong>, and I have eyelashes, so I<br />
should be able to do some <strong>eyelash</strong> curling, yes? &lt;sigh&gt;. I see no<br />
appreciable difference after curling my lashes, though. It&#8217;s so sad. I<br />
have tried heating the pads with a blow drying first, and that didn&#8217;t<br />
really help &#8211; I got a very small amount of curl that lasted a minute,<br />
maybe, even though I put mascara on right away. I&#8217;ve even tried to follow<br />
the curling with a coat of that special curling mascara, to no avail. The<br />
<strong>curler</strong> I have is a plastic one, aqua and purple, which I bought from the<br />
Douglas Parfumerie on the recommendation of the women working there who<br />
said they all used it and it was great. Do some people have non-curling<br />
lashes or something, or do I have the wrong tool?</p>
<p>Answer 1</p>
<p>Hillary, get either the Shiseido or<br />
Shu Umera <strong>curler</strong>. I had tried every<br />
other <strong>curler</strong>, &amp; like you, nothing<br />
worked. The Shiseido works like<br />
magic. No heat needed.</p>
<p><strong>Answer 2</strong></p>
<p>I agree with Esther.  I have the Shisheido and it gets closer to the base of<br />
your lashes and gets *all* of your lashes in one fell swoop.  It has a firmer<br />
pad on the bottom than I&#8217;ve seen on metal ones like Maybelline or Revlon.  I<br />
tried an old Revlon one the other day and it did nothing!<br />
The Shisheido is really the best investment I&#8217;ve made because I would curl my<br />
eyelashes if it was the only makeup thing I could do<strong>.</strong></p>
<p><strong>Yahoo Answer</strong></p>
<h1>Question 1</h1>
<h1>Electric eyelash curler? im asian so i have monolids, would it work?</h1>
<p>okay so would the electric eyelash curler be more effective them a regular curlers, but when i use the regular curlers, its not too good, its curled for like 7 minutes then goes back straight</p>
<h2>Best Answer</h2>
<p>Don&#8217;t use eyelash curlers because they are not good for you. I would buy mascara that might help you with this problem.</p>
<h1><abbr title="2008-10-14 07:49:33">Question2</abbr></h1>
<h1>Metal eyelash curlers vs. heated electric ones?</h1>
<p>K so I brought an electric Remington one, and so far it seems to do next to nothing &#8211; it even only seems to heat up a little bit.<br />
So I am buying one of those metal/manual ones with the handles.</p>
<p>Which is better? Pros and cons? and any tips?</p>
<h2>Best Answer &#8211; Chosen by Voters</h2>
<p>I tried a heated one, and it did NOTHING for me. i have better results from the metal one (which isnt too stellar). You could perm your eyelashes if you want (dangerous tho i think)</p>
<h1>Question 3</h1>
<h1>Are heated eyelash curlers effective?</h1>
<p>Are heated (electric) eyelash curlers effective?<br />
And if so, where are good stores to buy them in? (ie. faceshop, Sephora, etc). Lastly, what is the average price?</p>
<p>Thank you, answers much appreciated</p>
<h2>Best Answer &#8211; Chosen by Asker</h2>
<p>they can run anywhere from 3 to 15 dollars depending on the brand. Ive tried both types and my first try wasnt succesful it was a little wand it did nothing for my lashes</p>
<p><a href="http://www.beautyfeast.com/img1/Heated-Mini-Lash-Curler.jpg">http://www.beautyfeast.com/img1/Heated-M…</a></p>
<p>and then i tried this kind of heated curler and it worked miracles my eyelashes stayed curled</p>
<p><a href="http://gadgetchick.com/wp-content/T9CQvvhf/talika-heated-eyelash-curler.jpg">http://gadgetchick.com/wp-content/T9CQvv…</a></p>
<p>you can find them at ulta stores, cvs pharmacy, and maybe walgreens.</p>
<h1>Question 4</h1>
<h1>Can curling your lashes with a electric curler be bad for them ?</h1>
<h2>just wondering if doing that causes the same kind of damage like when you curl your normal hair. can it make eyelashes break or fall off ?</h2>
<h2>Best Answer &#8211; Chosen by Voters</h2>
<p>It&#8217;s fine if you only do it occasionally but if it&#8217;s a regular thing then yes, it causes the same kind of heat damage as styling your hair</p>
<h1>Question 5</h1>
<h1>What do you think 3% of women can&#8217;t live without it?</h1>
<p>These are the wrong answers:-<br />
1. Make Up<br />
2. Watching Football<br />
3. Bantal Busuk (Bau Pei)<br />
4. Pantyhose<br />
5. Boyfriends<br />
6. Shoes<br />
7. Marriage<br />
8. Mascara<br />
9. Shaver<br />
10. Handphone<br />
11. Smoking<br />
12. Dental Floss<br />
13. Microwave Oven<br />
14. Motorcycle<br />
15. Nail Polish<br />
16. Perfume<br />
17. Pain Killers<br />
18. Vacation<br />
19. Electric toothbrush<br />
20. Husband<br />
21. Chewing gum<br />
22. Credit card<br />
23. Hairdryer<br />
24. Men<br />
25. Insulin<br />
26. Dialysis machine<br />
27. Money<br />
28. Specs<br />
29. Pantyhose<br />
30. Wigs<br />
31. Contact Lenses<br />
32. Sleeping Pills<br />
33. Mascara<br />
34. Sugar<br />
35. Clean Toilets<br />
36. Alcohol<br />
37. Sex<br />
38. Eyelash Curler<br />
39. Psychiatrist<br />
40. Pets 41. Hand Mirror<br />
42. Pocket Mirror<br />
43. Thinking<br />
44. Diet Pills<br />
45. Hair<br />
46. Steroids<br />
47. Sanitary Napkin<br />
48. Diamond<br />
49. Handbag<br />
50. Shopping<br />
51. Socks&amp;Slippers<br />
52. Deodorant<br />
53. Laptop<br />
54. Pacemaker<br />
55. Scented Candle<br />
56. Powder<br />
57. 3 proper meals a day<br />
58. Aromatherapy<br />
59. Aromatheraphy Essence<br />
60. Home Theatre System<br />
61. Ipod<br />
62. Watch<br />
63. Singing In The Bathroom<br />
64. Soft Furry Toys<br />
65. Insence<br />
66. Cigerettes<br />
67. Plastic Surgery<br />
68. Flavoured Lip Gloss<br />
69. Brains<br />
70. Thongs and g-strings<br />
71. Parents<br />
72. Vitamin C and supplimetns<br />
73. Bald Head (Botak)<br />
74. In-Laws<br />
75. Romance Novels<br />
76. Choch<br />
77. Woman Celebrating Own Birthdays<br />
78. Morning After Pills<br />
79. Checking Weight<br />
80. Face 81. Candle Light Dinners<br />
82. Coffee<br />
83. Not Getting Married<br />
84. Not Having Children<br />
85. Hot Bubble Bath</p>
<h2>Best Answer &#8211; Chosen by Voters</h2>
<p>Their furry friend! Look at Paris and Tinkerbell!</p>
<h1><abbr title="2009-07-19 06:43:05">Question 6</abbr></h1>
<h1>Do you like Jeffree Star?</h1>
<p>If so whats your favorite songs by him?</p>
<p>Mines Cupcakes taste like violence, Beauty Killer, Eyelash Curlers, ***** Please,Blush, Electric Sugar Pop, Get Away with murder, Prisoner, And Lolipop Luxury</p>
<h2>Best Answer &#8211; Chosen by Voters</h2>
<p>yep, i like prisoner, blush, louis vuitton body bag, b**** please, and plastic surgery slumber party</p>
<h1>Question 7</h1>
<h1>3% of women say they can&#8217;t live without it??</h1>
<p>These are the wrong answers:-<br />
1. Make Up<br />
2. Watching Football<br />
3. Bantal Busuk (Bau Pei)<br />
4. Pantyhose<br />
5. Boyfriends<br />
6. Shoes<br />
7. Marriage<br />
8. Mascara<br />
9. Shaver<br />
10. Handphone<br />
11. Smoking<br />
12. Dental Floss<br />
13. Microwave Oven<br />
14. Motorcycle<br />
15. Nail Polish<br />
16. Perfume<br />
17. Pain Killers<br />
18. Vacation<br />
19. Electric toothbrush<br />
20. Husband<br />
21. Chewing gum<br />
22. Credit card<br />
23. Hairdryer<br />
24. Men<br />
25. Insulin<br />
26. Dialysis machine<br />
27. Money<br />
28. Specs<br />
29. Pantyhose<br />
30. Wigs<br />
31. Contact Lenses<br />
32. Sleeping Pills<br />
33. Mascara<br />
34. Sugar<br />
35. Clean Toilets<br />
36. Alcohol<br />
37. Sex<br />
38. Eyelash Curler<br />
39. Psychiatrist<br />
40. Pets 41. Hand Mirror<br />
42. Pocket Mirror<br />
43. Thinking<br />
44. Diet Pills<br />
45. Hair<br />
46. Steroids<br />
47. Sanitary Napkin<br />
48. Diamond<br />
49. Handbag<br />
50. Shopping<br />
51. Socks&amp;Slippers<br />
52. Deodorant<br />
53. Laptop<br />
54. Pacemaker<br />
55. Scented Candle<br />
56. Powder<br />
57. 3 proper meals a day<br />
58. Aromatherapy<br />
59. Aromatheraphy Essence<br />
60. Home Theatre</p>
<h2>Best Answer &#8211; Chosen by Voters</h2>
<p>61) Yahoo Answers!</p>
<h1>Question 8</h1>
<h1>3% of women say they can&#8217;t live without this?</h1>
<p>Wrong Answers Given As Of Today:<br />
1. Make Up;2. Watching Football;3. Bantal Busuh;4.pantyhose;<br />
5. Boyfriends;6. Shoes;7. Marriage;8. Mascara;9. Shaver;<br />
10. Handphone;11. Smoking;12. Dental Floss;13. Microwave Oven;14. Motorcycle;15. Nail Polish;16. Perfume;17. Pain Killers.18. vacation;19. electric toothbrush.20. husband<br />
21. chewing gum.22.credit card.23. hairdryer;24. men<br />
25. insulin;26. dialysis machine;27. money;28. specs<br />
29. Pantyhose;30. Wigs<br />
31. Contact Lenses<br />
32. Sleeping Pills<br />
33. Mascara<br />
34. Sugar<br />
35. Clean Toilets<br />
36. Alcohol<br />
37. Sex<br />
38. Eyelash Curler<br />
39. Psychiatrist<br />
40. Pets<br />
41. Hand Mirror<br />
42. Pocket Mirror<br />
43. Thinking<br />
44. Diet Pills<br />
45. Hair<br />
46. Steroids<br />
47. Sanitary Napkin<br />
48. Diamond<br />
49. Handbag<br />
50. Shopping<br />
51. Socks&amp;Slippers<br />
52. Deodorant<br />
53. Laptop<br />
54. Pacemaker<br />
55. Scented Candle<br />
56. Powder<br />
57. 3 proper meals a day<br />
58. Aromatherapy<br />
59. Aromatheraphy Essence<br />
60. Home Theatre System<br />
61. Ipod<br />
62. Watch<br />
63. Singing In The Bathroom<br />
64. Soft Furry Toys</p>
<h2>Best Answer &#8211; Chosen by Voters</h2>
<p>Questions on WS that don&#8217;t ask what 3% of us can&#8217;t live without.</p>
<h1>Question 9</h1>
<h1>What do you think 3% of women can&#8217;t live without it?</h1>
<p>These are the wrong answers:-<br />
1. Make Up<br />
2. Watching Football<br />
3. Bantal Busuk (Bau Pei)<br />
4. Pantyhose<br />
5. Boyfriends<br />
6. Shoes<br />
7. Marriage<br />
8. Mascara<br />
9. Shaver<br />
10. Handphone<br />
11. Smoking<br />
12. Dental Floss<br />
13. Microwave Oven<br />
14. Motorcycle<br />
15. Nail Polish<br />
16. Perfume<br />
17. Pain Killers<br />
18. Vacation<br />
19. Electric toothbrush<br />
20. Husband<br />
21. Chewing gum<br />
22. Credit card<br />
23. Hairdryer<br />
24. Men<br />
25. Insulin<br />
26. Dialysis machine<br />
27. Money<br />
28. Specs<br />
29. Pantyhose<br />
30. Wigs<br />
31. Contact Lenses<br />
32. Sleeping Pills<br />
33. Mascara<br />
34. Sugar<br />
35. Clean Toilets<br />
36. Alcohol<br />
37. Sex<br />
38. Eyelash Curler<br />
39. Psychiatrist<br />
40. Pets 41. Hand Mirror<br />
42. Pocket Mirror<br />
43. Thinking<br />
44. Diet Pills<br />
45. Hair<br />
46. Steroids<br />
47. Sanitary Napkin<br />
48. Diamond<br />
49. Handbag<br />
50. Shopping<br />
51. Socks&amp;Slippers<br />
52. Deodorant<br />
53. Laptop<br />
54. Pacemaker<br />
55. Scented Candle<br />
56. Powder<br />
57. 3 proper meals a day<br />
58. Aromatherapy<br />
59. Aromatheraphy Essence<br />
60. Home Theatre System<br />
61. Ipod<br />
62. Watch<br />
63. Singing In The Bathroom<br />
64. Soft Furry Toys<br />
65. Insence<br />
66. Cigerettes<br />
67. Plastic Surgery<br />
68. Flavoured Lip Gloss<br />
69. Brains<br />
70. Thongs and g-strings<br />
71. Parents<br />
72. Vitamin C and supplimetns<br />
73. Bald Head (Botak)<br />
74. In-Laws<br />
75. Romance Novels<br />
76. Choch<br />
77. Woman Celebrating Own Birthdays<br />
78. Morning After Pills<br />
79. Checking Weight<br />
80. Face 81. Candle Light Dinners<br />
82. Coffee<br />
83. Not Getting Married<br />
84. Not Having Children<br />
85. Hot Bubble Bath</p>
<h2>Best Answer &#8211; Chosen by Voters</h2>
<h1>Question 10</h1>
<h1>I&#8217;ll guess Love<br />
&#8230;I need surveys&#8230;?</h1>
<p>im looking for surveys that look like this:</p>
<p>You currently or previously have owned:<br />
Hair<br />
[x] straightener<br />
[x] curling iron<br />
[x] mousse<br />
[x] hairspray<br />
[x] gel<br />
[x] other sprays<br />
[x] bobby pins<br />
[x] round barrel brush<br />
[x] blow dryer<br />
[x] mirror<br />
o you have dyed your hair<br />
o you have or had highlights<br />
Total: 10</p>
<p>Eyes<br />
[x] black eyeliner<br />
o other color eyeliner<br />
o eye shadow<br />
o mascara<br />
o fake eyelashes<br />
o eyelash curler<br />
o eye shimmer<br />
o colored contacts<br />
[x] stunna shades<br />
[x]eye makeup remover<br />
Total so far: 13</p>
<p>Lips/Teeth<br />
[x] clear lip gloss<br />
[x] red or pink gloss<br />
o lip stick<br />
[x] chapstick<br />
o lip plumper<br />
[x] electric toothbrush<br />
o teeth whitener<br />
o lip liner<br />
o more than 15 lipglosses<br />
[x] toothpaste<br />
Total so far: 18</p>
<p>Complexion/Overall face<br />
o blush<br />
[x] moisturizer<br />
[x] face wash<br />
o bronzer<br />
[x] makeup remover<br />
[x] face wipes<br />
[x] powder<br />
[x]cover up<br />
Total so far: 24</p>
<p>Nails<br />
[x] nail polish<br />
[x] filer<br />
[x] nail clipper<br />
[x] nail buffer<br />
[x] cuticle remover<br />
[x] nail hardener<br />
[x] nail brush<br />
o Fake nails<br />
[x] nail scissors<br />
Total so far: 32</p>
<p>Overall Total: 32<br />
Now, add your score and multiply it by 2.</p>
<p>I’m 64% obsessed with my looks.</p>
<p>but maybe some with less questions. :] sometimes they&#8217;re like personality surveys, then you add up your total and mulitply it by a number and it gives you a percentage.</p>
<p>YOUR BOY SIDE:</p>
<p>[x] you love hoodies<br />
[x] you love jeans<br />
[x]dogs are better than cats<br />
[x] sometimes its hilarious when people get hurt<br />
[x] you&#8217;ve played with/against boys on a team<br />
[] shopping is torture<br />
[] sad movies suck<br />
[] you own an XBOX 360<br />
[] you played with Hot Wheels as a little kid<br />
[] at some point in life you wanted to be a firefighter<br />
[] you own/owned a DS PS2 or Sega<br />
[x] you used to be obsessed with Power Rangers<br />
[] you watch sports on TV<br />
[x] gory movies are cool<br />
[X] you go to your dad for advice<br />
[] you own like a trillion baseball hats<br />
[] you used to/do collect yugioh, pokemon, or sports cards<br />
[x] you like wearing sweatpants<br />
[] its kind of weird to have sleepovers with a bunch of people<br />
[x] green, black, red, blue, or silver are one of your favorite colors<br />
[x] you love to go crazy and not care what other people think<br />
[x] sports are fun<br />
[x] you talk with food in your mouth-<br />
[] you sleep at night with your socks on<br />
[] you like to fish<br />
TOTAL=13</p>
<p>YOUR GIRL SIDE:<br />
[x] you like to shop<br />
[x] you wear eyeliner<br />
[] you consider cheerleading a sport<br />
[] you hate wearing the color black<br />
[x] you like going to the mall<br />
[x] you like getting manicures and/or pedicures<br />
[x] you like wearing jewelry<br />
[x] you cried watching The Notebook<br />
[x] skirts are a big part of your wardrobe<br />
[x] shopping is one of your favorite hobbies<br />
[x] you don&#8217;t like the movie Star Wars<br />
[x] you are/were in gymnastics<br />
[x] it takes you around an hour or longer to shower and get dressed<br />
[x] you smile a lot more than you should<br />
[x] you have more than 10 pairs of shoes<br />
[] you care about what you look like<br />
[x] you like wearing dresses/skirts when you can<br />
[x] you wear body spray/perfume<br />
[x] you constantly say &#8220;like&#8221;<br />
[x] you like to wear high heel shoes<br />
[x] you used to play with dolls as a kid<br />
[x] you like putting makeup on others<br />
[x] you like being the star of almost everything<br />
[] pink is one of your favorite colors<br />
TOTAL:20</p>
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