GOLD STAR: FALSIES ARE REALLY OK… LASHES THAT IS

​Did I ever tell you about the time I pulled out all my lashes because my arm slipped off the sink while I was curling them?
Actually my husband, Al the ophthalmologist, could tell you better how that afternoon went.   Another blog post.
 
In any event, it started my love affair with lash extensions. I am a faithful lash extension wife. Every week without fail we come together as one with my technician, Angela, who speaks very little English, but with her cutest, most delectable Korean accent, tells me every week, for the good and bad of it, “ooooo, Linda, very dry. Ooooo, Linda, too much make up. OOOO, Linda, lashes stuck. OR.  Oooo, Linda, very beautiful…..oooo, Linda very easy today.” But, after my hour of someone actually making me shut my eyes and lie still, I emerge like a four year old girl with perfectly symmetric, dark lashes. No mascara, no clumps, and curled like a black Cheeto.
 
I do not believe in any lash serum developer.   I have had this conversation with Al many times, and I stick with my weekly investment.   However, as the week goes on, my left eye, especially, can’t seem to hold its own, and the lashes can droop or twist, probably because of the way I sleep or facial soap I use. I usually wear no eye make up, or maybe just a touch, because it detracts from the beauty of the eye falsies.
 
But, the lash heavens opened, and I discovered two products I so adore to keep up the look, and strengthen the bond, literally between my shorties and my falsies. Enter:  Beauty Garde.
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​So far, I have tried the mascara and the primer, and LOOOOOOVE them.     My lashes look like I just got them done.   Angela will be so proud…”Oooooo Linda, very nice lash today.  No stick.” There is a primer as well.


 













I am on to the eyeliner, possibly…will let you know.
 
But, invest in extensions, and if you already have, invest in Beauty Garde and wear those falsies with pride!!!

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