Full Set of Synthetic or Silk Eyelash Extensions with Optional Refill at The Lash Attic (Up to 51% Off)

Price: $75.00 Value: $150.00 Discount: 50% Deal went live : Feb 18 2015 Check this Deal Now

Choose from Four Options $75 for full set of synthetic eyelashes ($150 value) $109 for full set of synthetic eyelashes and a refill ($220 value) $85 for full set of silk eyelashes ($170 value) $119 for full set of silk eyelashes and a refill ($245 value) Eyelash Extension Adhesive: Super Strong, Super Subtle Technicians use a special adhesive for individual eyelash extensions thats available only to trained experts. Read on to see what makes it so special. Naturallooking yet geneticsdefying eyelashes: that&8217;s the goal of eyelashextension salons. Each tiny extension is attached to an existing lash with a special kind of medicalgrade glue that disappears into the lashes so clients can forget they werent born looking that way. Its a delicate process performed by highly trained technicians, but it wouldnt have been invented if not for a common household item: Super Glue. In 1942, Dr. Harry Coover invented Super Glue by mistake. While trying to formulate a clear plastic to be used for gun sights at EastmanKodak during World War II, he and his team found that one substance was so sticky that it was almost impossible to work withit would bind to just about anything, with no need for heat, pressure, or pleading. The company eventually put it on the market in 1958. Chemically known as a cyanoacrylate, the adhesive eventually found experimental use in the Vietnam War as a way to quickly close wounds and stop excessive bleeding, giving wounded soldiers more time to seek medical help in the field. Eventually the FDA approved forms of it for use in medicine. Today, different cyanoacrylate formulations are used in dental surgery, to rejoin veins, and in the eyelash salon. Despite its ancestors application of bonding skin, eyelashextension glue is meant to touch the lash only. To avoid contact with the lid, the glue is applied to the extension rather than the natural lash. Then its held against the lash with tiny tweezers for the 3040 seconds it takes for the chemical bond to formand repeated dozens of times until the lids are as lushly curtained as the client likes.