It is the dream of all girls to have a pairs of charming and dramatic eyes, so not only make them more confident in daily or and at the office, but also in the special occasions, they are all the center of attention. Mink lashes are made of real mink fur, and they have a natural quality that cannot be matched by synthetic materials. Often, people may not realize you are wearing lash extensions and confuse them with your own lashes.
What if you are a glasses wearer, may I still have a pairs of charming eyes? Have you given up on wear mink lashes because they just bat against your frame all day? Don’t worry, Simply choose a pair that is not too long, or has a dramatic upward curl, which will prevent them from hitting your glasses. Assuming you choose a pair of glasses that are too long, you'll be able to trim them to fit, assuming you don't want to (or can't) return them. You don't have to toss them in the trash.
What type of lashes should I choose?
It depends on how close your glasses are to your face. If your glasses are further away from your nose, the longer the false eyelashes will be without unnecessary contact with the lenses. If this is your first time wearing false eyelashes, why not start with shorter false eyelashes and work your way up? Our 3D Mink Lashes the perfect lash to start with. However, if you want to use longer false lashes, choose a pair with a good curl; the more they stick forward, the more they will make annoying contact with your glasses.
Curl, curl, curl
For people who wear glasses, a good pair of lashes is a set that features a very tight upward curl. A tight, upward curl not only opens your eyes more, but also prevents the lash fibers from touching your glasses, allowing you to wear a slightly longer set than if the lash fibers were not curled
Another way that you can wear long false eyelashes without glasses is to choose glasses with larger frames. This allows you to wear your glasses further up your nose. This gives you more room to wear whatever lash style you want! If you're tired of your glasses and find that they're getting in the way of your invention, then why not try wearing some contact lenses? There are plenty of options here, some of which you can wear for a week straight away.
Contact lens wearers have more freedom in choosing the style of false eyelashes. The only thing you really care about is the eyelash adhesive. As long as you choose a hypoallergenic lash adhesive and make sure you don't apply too much glue to your lash band, there is no reason why a set of false eyelashes should interfere with your contact lenses at all. In fact, no matter how long or droopy the set of false lashes is, you should be able to wear it cozily with your lenses in place.
What if you’ve already got some lashes you’d like to wear with your glasses, but they’re just super long.
Curl method.
You can try curling the long pair of lashes with an eyelash curler to make them fit better. This can help you, especially if you have a set of false eyelashes that are not all one length. If the fibers are in different
Trimming method.
If you have a pair of false eyelashes that you really want to wear and they're super long, you can take a pair of scissors and trim the ends. Be careful here; remember you can always trim more, but you can't put back what you've trimmed. Once you've done a little trimming, try the lashes to see if the problem has been fixed. If not, trim a little more.
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