False lashes

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• [Deleted User] Posts: 26,449

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  10/02/13 - 17:56 #2

  Invest in a lash grower instead, less hassle than falsies and probably cheaper in the long run too.
  
  Revitalash is meant to be good http://www.qvcuk.com/Revitalash-Advanced-Conditioner-2.0ml.product.200285.html

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• muddipaws Posts: 3,300

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  10/02/13 - 18:18 #3

  Wow expensive! Have you tried it?

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  10/02/13 - 19:04 #4

  I just ordered it when I was doing the link, noticed they were offering two easypayment options, doesn't feel as painful
  
  The reviews look pretty good though so we'll wait and see.

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• muddipaws Posts: 3,300

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  10/02/13 - 19:05 #5

  I've seen it on amazon for £36 so probably go for that one in case it don't work lol

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  10/02/13 - 19:08 #6

  Good price!

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  11/02/13 - 12:11 #7

  WOWCHER has paint-on lash extender on offer today for 12 quid, instead of 45. :cool:
  
  No idea what it's like though.

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  11/02/13 - 12:36 #8

  This stuff works. Really made a difference to my lashes.
  
  http://www.pharmacygeoff-uk.md/Careprost-Eye-Drops.html
  
  Just FYI - you don't drop it in your eye, just put a drop on your little finger and apply along your lash line.

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• AnnaliseZ Posts: 3,912

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  11/02/13 - 22:08 #9

  You could have eyelash extensions - lots of salons offer it now - you'd need to maintain them every couple of months though, so expensive.

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  12/02/13 - 06:58 #10

  Yep had them done but works out rather expensive on the upkeep

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