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Why Lashes Can Look Fake
- Too thick or long for your natural lashes: Overweight extensions make lashes look bulky.
- One-length sets: No mapping variation = broomstick effect.
- Wrong curl or diameter: Overly stiff curls look plasticky; thick diameters look heavy.
- Poor isolation: Stickies clump and look obvious.
How to Get a Natural Look
- Use mixed lengths: Shorter inner corners, longer towards the mid/outer for soft graduation.
- Choose lighter diameters: 0.10–0.12 for classics; fine fans for hybrids/volume.
- Match curl to eye shape: C or CC for lift; avoid extreme D if you want subtle.
- Feathered lash lines: Slight staggering creates realism.
Pro tip: Bring inspo photos, but let’s tailor curl/length to your lash health so the result looks effortless, not fake.
Questions to Ask Your Stylist
- What diameter and lengths will you use on me?
- How will you map my eye shape?
- Can we keep the outer corners soft (no droop)?
Aftercare That Keeps Lashes Believable
- Brush daily so fans stay airy.
- Cleanse every other day to prevent product buildup (which makes lashes look stiff).
- Book infills at 2-3 weeks to maintain even fullness.