99% of you aren’t using your lash curler properly 

Promise it doesn’t feel like it!😆❤️

Lol right !? I've always been a little intimidated about the tool

Thank youuu 🤭

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Right they’re absolutely stunning

Literally thinking the same !! Just wow....😍

And eyebrows!!!

Ahhh I’m so happy!!❤️🤭

I actually prefer them uncurled as well🤭 but I still got the secrets

Same. I dislike the "standing straight up" effect curlers give. Imo lash perms just look better. They curl the lash but not straight up, so it looks more natural. But those aren't the economical choice 🥲

@@raerohan4241 you can curl them twice, at the base and then halfway along to create a softer curl. curling them just at the base just bends them at the root

ima try this out for sure tho

@@izzy9451 I promise it’s not bad as it looks 🤭

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Haha i love this comment

Ahhh I’m so glad it worked well!!!

Ahhhh so happy it worked well!!!🤭❤️❤️

Please use God's name respectfully, find something else to say. You are held accountable for your words, friend. Praying for you.😊

Yes heat is great for curling!! Just not my preferred method personally

yea it works good but it can be damaging to your lashes in the long run

@@erotickoo8118that’s why you have to let it cook down until it’s just kinda warm

I also use a lighter and then cool with my thumb before curling my lashes

You’re too sweet thank you🥹

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Yessss I’m so happy to hear this!!!

can you share the amazon link please?

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sameee lmao

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Wow, you just made sense of my eyelashes, I didn't know it was something unusual to have eyelashes coming out of several rows, the same thing happens to me, My lashes not only grow from the edge of the waterline but also slightly above on the eyelid and below, like at different levels, I'm brunette and they always look kinda messy.

Extra eyelashes naturally?? Seems like more of a blessing then a curse for her. (Edit: I didn't mean to be insensitive to your struggle with genetic conditions. Realized after I submitted the comment it could have come across that way. ) ❤

Mine used to be a single line of lashes but years ago when my eyes got very itchy from a stubborn hard to wash off eye cream and I scratched my lids because it was itching like mad , I noticed eventually I had lashes growing below and above the original lash line . I don’t like it but short of plucking them out , I am stuck with them . The lash line has never been the same since .

I find curling lashes always cause at least one or two to fall out that same day . 😢

@LilKitLen I too have Distichiasis and am also a Natural Ginger. Ahhhh…. The toils and troubles we have😉. Born with a congenital heart murmur as well as a plethora of other congenital joys LOL. Every day is a gift.♥️ I agree that she too has Distichiasis on both bottom and top lashes. If anyone sees this and feels they may have Distichiasis, PLEASE book in with a Cardiologist as the Heart issues that come with this “blessing” can be fatal and/or life altering so it is best to catch it before you find out the “hard” way. MANY Optometrists miss it because of all of the Lash lengthening products that have come out since Latisse that has what is called a Prostoglandin in it. Many have been sued by Allergan and thus, removed however there are still MANY that come from overseas and they just do not list it on the bottle. So if you are purchasing one from Korea as an example, and it works like a dream for you, it could very well contain prostoglandin so look up the warnings of using it if pregnant or breast feeding as well as the other warnings and unless you have the funds or access to a Lab to have it analyzed, assume for the sake of safety that it does contain Prostoglandin and act accordingly. As for the person who commented on having these wee fair lashes that grow and “short of plucking them out you are stuck with them”…no. You are NOT stuck with them and it is absolutely in your best interest to book in with an Ophthalmologist who does do laser (check their credentials and ensure they are in good standing with their board! Also check reputation and any and all info you can find on them.) and get checked to see if they are doing damage to the sclera (the white part of the eye) as well as your cornea (the front of the eye that you see through) and it might not be a huge deal as the Cornea does regenerate ever 24-48 hours DEPENDING on the depth of the injury as well as the consistency of injury. So…..in a nutshell if these little fair wisps of lashes are annoying enough, get them “zapped” into oblivion so they do NOT come back (be a good idea to grill the Ophthalmologist on what their “guarantee” is on their Lasering as most of us have learned that there is NO such thing as “Permanent Laser Hair removal”……it comes back. It may come back more sparse and thinner but it usually comes back so you have to keep going until it doesn’t come back however the lash line is one of the few places that a one time zap usually does the trick. Just do your due diligence on who you see to have this done. One of the biggest reasons that I push for lasering these little buggers off is that if you are constantly scratching your cornea, permanent damage can occur. It takes a LOT for that to happen but it CAN happen and no one wants to be THAT statistic. Corneas can get to the point that they will not have enough epithelial cells to regenerate so get ahead of this as a Cornea donation for transplant is, believe it or not, THE most difficult donation to obtain and there are a LOT of people out there that would have 100% sight with something as simple as a Cornea donation and transplant. It is just not a part of the body that people will donate. As a matter of fact it is the #1 part of the body that people who DO donate will hold back. The eyes are a big deal in MANY cultures and religions so while the other major organs may have a “pass” from those cultures and religions, the eyes do NOT. Sadly. I understand as my religion frowns on organ donation however, I have had Surgeons come and speak to our Shul in the hopes that some of the Conservative Jews will change their mind as there isn’t any Rabbinical or Torah Law sating that you can NOT donate your organs. That being said, those that have agreed to do such a selfless thing, have outright said that they just could not donate their eyes. So, we break down one glass wall and hit another one but…..baby steps. So….in continually damaging that cornea by constant abrasion from those tiny lashes and rubbing your eyes because of them, you could be causing more harm than you realize. Absolutely bring it up at your yearly eye check up but do NOT take an Optometrists word as the final answer as I have seen MANY misdiagnose Distichiasis or downright ARGUE with ME that I do not have it but I “Must have used Latisse to get my lashes that thick….”😳First off, Latisse does NOT build row upon row of lashes, and IF it DID, they would fall out as fast as they came if you ever skipped any time in not using it. So, there you have it, Optometrists do not have ALL the answers and while some may be exceptional, just like every profession, there are duds. As for you my Ginger Sister……those wee lashes that are so fine and blonde…..I have actually had mine dyed and it makes a HUGE difference as I loathe wearing mascara. Again, I did a TON of research on finding THE BEST lash person in the City before I let ANYONE near my eyes, but this woman has the hands of Angels and it makes a HUGE DIFF for me so don’t give up quite yet! I have also had her do a “lash perm” which is risky but again, She IS the best in the Biz around here at least and WOW does THAT and Brow lamination make a HUGE difference for ME. Actually if I do NOT have my lashes “permed” all of those wee wisps WILL grow in and under which is 100% congenital and hereditary for me personally as my Nanny had the exact same issue and I remember going with there to have a Bleph that was PAID for by healthcare…..hmmmm….a free Lid Lift……sign me up in a few years LOL. Back then that was the only way to get them to NOT cause damage to her cornea as she had lashes that looked like caterpillars. They were beautiful but as I got older and entered medicine, I began to understand it was not the “blessing” I thought it was. Ho hum…..it Tis what it Tis….. as she would say. But that blepharoplasty truly made all the difference in the world for her. So, look into that as a possibility if laser is not. It could still be an option. I am fortunate enough that when I first became ill and lost all of my precious Ginger Hair, and lashes……🥺…..that when it grew back in, it grew back in Platinum. Yep…..THAT Platinum. The color that everyone is paying huge $$$ for and here I am with it naturally. LOL. 🤷🏼‍♀️ G-d works in mysterious ways. I still miss my Ginger as nothing was like my Ginger hair….however at least I do not have to face those pesky “greys” or that soft Strawberry blonde that comes to Gingers as we get older and it looks as if our hair is going a hue of pink depending on your actual color. I am grateful for that….oh, and for BEATING that friggin dis-ease that I shall not give ANY power to by saying its name. HA! All in all this “trick” she is doing does work BUT if your lashes are not conditioned they WILL break off and if your follicles aren’t healthy, they will PULL OUT so gentle goes the battle of the lash. I still swear by my Lash perm lady. It works and it lasts and she hasn’t blinded anyone by the Grace of G-d! Knock on wood, may she NEVER!!! Be well and stay healthy ladies. Remember that not ALL the answers are found on YT. More questions than answers IMO! LOL! Do your own DUE DILIGENCE before you take anything as “gospel”, even what I have to say!!!!❤❤❤❤❤❤