Lash glue for sensitive eyes: what should you look for?

If your eyes are sensitive, read the lash glue label for wording such as latex-free or made for sensitive eyes, and follow the package directions, including any patch test. D and D Hair and Beauty Supply Plus, 1450 University Ave Ste G, Riverside, CA 92507, sells strip lashes and lash glue; ask at the counter and we will show you what is on the shelf.

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Label words to look for

• Latex-free: look for it if you know latex bothers you.
• Made for sensitive eyes: some brands label a version this way. It is the brand's wording, so still follow the directions.
• Clear or dark tone: clear dries invisible; dark blends into eyeliner.
• Directions and warnings: read them all before the first use.

How to apply with less fuss

• Measure the strip against your lid and trim it from the outer end.
• Use a thin line of glue on the band only, and wait the time the package says before placing.
• Keep glue on the lash band and off the eye itself.
• If anything stings or bothers you, remove the lashes and stop using that glue. For eye problems, see a doctor.

What to buy at D and D

• Strip lashes: 3D Mink Lash and Noorani lash strips
• Kit: Lash and Lip Kit
• Tool: eyelash curler
• Lash glue: ask at the counter or call to check which glues are in stock.

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