  | 16 April 2012 10:40 |
| Aberotica Photographer  Location United Kingdom Grampian Aberdeen | I thought false eyelashes had hit the bin in the early sixties, but they've made a big comeback these last couple of years. I for one don't think it's an improvement, and they are mostly overdone. I find it also leads to a minor problem in getting catch-lights in the eyes, since some of them are so big they actually "shade" the eyes. For me as a photographer - the quicker this "fashion" dies the better.  |
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| TintedCream Model  Location United Kingdom Lancashire Preston | they use them all the time in mascara adverts ect (check the small print 'styled using lash inserts lol sneeky), it depends how well they have been put on I don't like the massive fluffy feather things but that's just my taste. It all depends on the shot and your personnal preference. If I'm doing my own make up for a shoot I tend not to use them but every make up artist I have worked with has used them but they are very natural looking ones unless the shoot required something more extreme. x x | |
| £25ph Art nude, Fashion and Glamour. Will travel | ||
| 16 April 2012 12:57 |
| louise22 Model  Location United Kingdom Somerset travel all over uk | i had them on the other day by a MUA and they just annoyed me, they felt horriblle lol, think thats because im not used to them though xxx |
| 16 April 2012 13:57 |
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| SoftGentle Model  Location United Kingdom Greater Manchester Leigh | i dont really use em ive had them self glue on ones before n theyre ok as the ones i got was not huge just made my lashes thicker, theyre ok if u do em right as they can poke you in eyes lol. Xx | |
| Whooooo lives in a pineapple under the seaaa??? SPINGEBOBBBB SQUARE PANTSSSSS!!! :-) | ||
| 16 April 2012 16:01 |
| Violet_Ecstasy Model  Location United Kingdom West Midlands West Midlands | I wear them quite a lot and I've had no complaints. It depends on the type of lashes though. These ones were falsies... so were these  and these   |
| 17 April 2012 05:05 |
| Cody Model  Location United Kingdom London London | I think the strips are really irritating and I cant open my eyes properly when asked to wear them at shoots...however the individual lashes are great! ...I will be wearing them at my wedding...they are more natural looking and just enhance your natural lashes. (I am wearing them in some of my favourite headshots on here and my website) |
| 17 April 2012 06:02 |
| katiesoze Photographer  Location United Kingdom South Yorkshire | I personally won't step foot in a night club without them. |
| 17 April 2012 06:37 |
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| _Maz_ Model  Location United Kingdom Ayrshire Scotland | I generally wouldn't go without them on a shoot or even a night out. I tend to wear natural look lashes for a fuller and slightly longer effect, only using bigger lashes when a more dramatic makeup look is required. |
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| Scottish Alternative Model, represented by Spirit Model Management. Just a wee bit bonkers ;) www.kasuminoir.co.uk | ||
| 17 April 2012 07:18 |
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| Allinthemind Photographer  Location United Kingdom Gloucestershire | I agree with Cody, The strip lashes can be over the top and ridiculous at times. The individual lashes, well applied, are almost invisible and just enhance what is already there.  |
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| In the "Information Age", continued ignorance must be a choice motivated initially through inherited beliefs. | ||
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