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When I was 15, I went to my first high school dance. I had the dress, the (way too high) heels, and the shiniest lip gloss. Still, I couldn't help but feel that something was missing and quickly realized that I needed bolder eye makeup. As someone who steers clear of dark eyeshadow and thick eyeliner, my only other option was to wear false lashes. Although I had never tried them before, I had a set on-hand for emergencies, and this was most definitely an emergency. InStyle / Jhett Thompson "The first thing to pay attention to while buying fake eyelashes is the look you are trying to achieve," says Katya Bychkova, beauty expert and founder of the Style Sprinter blog. "Are you all about natural-looking falsies, or are you going for a dramatic look?" Once you figure that out, you can decide between three lash styles: strip lashes (like Colourpop Falsies Faux Mink Lashes), individual flares (like Lashify Control Kit), or corner/half lashes (like Lilly Lashes Butterfl'Eyes 3D Faux Mink Half Lashes). These three styles all work to create different beauty looks. How do you apply false lashes? There are a few ways to clean false lashes. "First, clean the glue out of the lashes by washing them with a foam face wash," says Sima Mosbacher, a lash expert and founder of Urban Doll. "If you're removing a stronger glue, I would suggest using an oil solution. You can also use a dish soap." Aside from face wash and dish soap, Bychkova notes that there are also dedicated false lash cleansers. She recommends using Velour Lash Clean, which you can use for both lash extensions and falsies. Just apply these solutions to the lash lines and gently rub off the glue. Once applied, your falsies should be able to stay on for a full day (unless you have oily skin, says Mosbacher, then they may fall off quicker). That said, even though they can be reused and worn all day, they should always be removed before sleeping. "Although they are very commonly used, eyelash extensions and fake eyelashes can often create [eye] issues," explains Christopher Zoumalan, M.D., a board-certified oculoplastic surgeon. "It's either the eyelashes themselves or the adhesives used that create issues for some patients." While he explains that many patients don't have problems with falsies, he also adds that there is evidence that wearing false eyelashes for too long can cause problems such as eyelid and eye inflammation (like conjunctivitis) and other infections. To avoid this, be sure you're taking off your falsies each night and adequately washing your face. Why Shop With Us designer bags cyber monday

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