Hey ladies, we are Jesica Ashworth and Abby Lawson.We are stay at home mom’s and eyelash extension specialists for Lash Out. We love to shop, travel where the sun shines, and make people’s eyelashes beautiful and low maintenance. For more info email us @ jesicaashworth@msn.com. We are thrilled to be guest posters on this amazing blog. What an honor! Thanks Jessica and Mariel!!!
We are excited to introduce you to the amazing world of beautiful, thick and long eyelashes.
There has been quite and evolution of eyelash’s. It started way back with the pioneers natural, no mascara and sometimes no eyelashes!
Then, we had the thick, clumpy spider eyes era where we all wanted to get the thick, luscious lashes but instead we all looked a bit like spiders!
We then moved from that to the grocery store strip lashes. (beautiful?)
Now we have evolved to the new and improved eyelash extensions.
What are eyelash extensions?
*individual lashes placed on one lash at a time
*different lengths and curls, perfect for every eye
*synthetic hair
*60+ lashes on each eye
*shed with your natural lash
*will not damage natural lashes
*looks and feels like your own lashes
What is the process:
*get comfy on a massage table
*bottom lashes taped down, eyes closed…nap time!
*eyelash glued individually on each lash
*after your short nap you are beautiful and ready to go!
How long does it take:
*1 -2 hours for initial set
*1-1 1/2 hours for fill
How Long do they last:
*3-4 weeks lashes look amazing
*4-6 weeks starting to look sparse and ready for a fill
How do you take care of them:
*no water/steam for 24 hours
*rub gently
*oil free cleanser and lotion
*NO mascara
*get fills regularly
What are the benefits:
*High maintenance way to be low maintenance
*no mascara
*no eyelash curler
*longer, fuller lashes
Eyelash extensions are just one way to look and feel beautiful! We hope you all have a BEAUTIFUL day!
- Jesica and Abby
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Failed to mention the most important piece of info.! Price, price, price!
I was wondering the SAME thing…
Thanks for the post ladies!
Yes, the cost… everyone is going to wonder how much these babies cost.
I’ve been wondering about these. I just had a sister-in-law get them and they are GORGEOUS! She got them for cheap because she knew someone and they came to her home and did them. I need an ‘In’! I love ‘em!
Thanks ladies!! I can’t wait to get mine done:)
Agreed – $? My eyelashes are the only thing I “make up”, so this might be a great way to be even more low maintenance.. depending on the price
PS Is there anyway to get a full body massage before/during/after? I mean you would already be on the table would you not?
My amazing friend does lashes through the same company. Lash out. She did mine and I absolutely love them. My favorite part is waking up in the morning and already having half of my “getting ready” ritual done. I shower, do my hair and throw on a little liner and blush and out the door. Mascara takes forever.
I have had my lashes done by a Lash Out specialist for the last 7 months or so and LOVE them. I wish I would have found out about them sooner! I will keep getting them done til the day I die! They are so worth it!
Okay so here’s the scoop on these babies:
$150-300 for your initial set
$45-60 for each fill
you get a fill every 2-3 weeks
Yeah as much as I’d love to, this is SO not in my price range. I guess I’ll stick with my $8 mascara and my occasional 10 minutes in front of the mirror.