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Eyelash Perming

Miss_Lauren · 2007-05-17 20:05:51

I got my eyelashes permed last summer. Looked great for about 5-6 weeks. I didn't even need mascara for the first few weeks, they looked so good. However, towards the end of the 6 weeks they felt really dry (to be expected I know). Has anyone got any sugesstions for keeping them in condition. I really want to get them…

17-05-2007 9:05pm

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Miss_Lauren

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I got my eyelashes permed last summer. Looked great for about 5-6 weeks. I didn't even need mascara for the first few weeks, they looked so good. However, towards the end of the 6 weeks they felt really dry (to be expected I know). Has anyone got any sugesstions for keeping them in condition. I really want to get them permed again. I'm not really up for trying regular hair conditioner though!

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#2 17-05-2007 10:12pm

eefy

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Use vaseline!
It works a treat and won't sting your eyes either!

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#3 17-05-2007 11:22pm

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eefy wrote:

Use vaseline!
It works a treat and won't sting your eyes either!

Quoted for truth!!

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#4 18-05-2007 11:05am

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Always wanted to try that, any one got any suggestions on where to get it done? how much is it and do you have to sit there for ages trying not to blink :rolleyes:

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