Posted by: cda5 on: June 24, 2009

After all, “the eyes have it” as they say. Eyelashes have always been a strong part of our culture. They’re a sign of feminimity. Even cartoons have taught us that “batting” your eyelashes will help you get your crush’s attention. But now eyelashes are back and bigger than ever. You can curl them, fake them, or write out a prescription for them. Here are the top 10 eyelash products that have hit the market.
1. Latisse

Latisse is the first and only FDA approved eyelash growth treatment. I would seriously consider asking your doctor about this before jumping the gun. There’s even a slight risk of pigmentation when using it. This prescription lasts 30 days and costs about $4 a day, which is cheaper than buying a coffee from Starbucks. To get more information, go to www.Latisse.com.
2. Maybelline Lash Stiletto Ultimate Length Mascara
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If prescription eyelashes aren’t your thing, then I’d suggest trying mascara instead. Especially the new one by Maybelline called Lash Stiletto Ultimate Length Mascara. If that name doesn’t get your attention, I don’t know what will. This mascara is contact lense safe and Ophthalmologist tested. The Grip & Extend brush grasps each lash and coats from every angle, elastic formula stretches lashes for provocative length, and pro-vitamin B-5 formula conditions and smoothes for black-patent shine.
3. Rimmel Sexy Curves Waterproof Mascara

“With up to 70% curlier looking lashes, extreme resistance and the same great volume, there’s no better way to make an impression that lasts. Thanks to its unique, curvaceous triple plump brush, the exclusive applicator has the perfect hourglass figure. Designed to curve both in and out to shape your sexiest lashes ever. And with Rimmels new generation 100% solvent-free formula, waterproof needn’t mean compromising on performance. Create spellbinding lashes with mascara that won’t budge or smudge and is easy to remove – for all the right curves whatever the weather.” (Source: www.rimmelondon.com)
4. Revlon Doubletwist Mascara

After seeing Revlon’s front woman, Jessica Alba, who wouldn’t want eyelashes like hers? Or to look like her, minus the attitude? This revolutionary 2 in 1 mascara has a thickening brush and seperating combs. It’s available in four colors and in a waterproof formula.
5. Cover Girl LashBlast Volume Blasting Mascara

Fresh-faced Drew Barrymore is someone we can better relate to. But that’s besides the point. “LashBlast’s patented volume-boosting formula and patent-pending brush are designed to max-out each and every lash, leaving you with the ultimate big lash look. Now in waterproof, too!” (Source: www.covergirl.com)
6. Revlon Fantasy Lengths Maximum Wear Self-Adhesive Eyelashes

These are the safest false eyelashes on the market. They are latex-free and there’s no glue to mess with. Which also means no allergies. You can even wear them in the water!
7. Avon Daring Curves Mascara

Avon has even joined the mascara lengthening bandwagon with their own line of mascaras. One of them is the Daring Curves mascara. This has a Patented Curl Control Brush that curls, thickens and holds. Statistics show that lashes are up to 65% curlier and 400% thicker. Daring Curves mascara also has a 12-hour hold.
8. YSL Volume Effet Faux Cils Luxurious Mascara

If you have the money to go for the fine department store brands, then YSL is for you. “The secret? The triple-film complex. A coating film for intensity, a conditioning film for curve, a fixing film for long-lasting effectiveness. Even the brush applicator combines nylon fibers of varying diameters for volume enhancement as never before.” (Source: www.yslbeautyus.com)
9. Prescriptives False Eyelashes Plush Mascara

No wonder why it’s Prescriptives best seller. “The voluptuous formula of False Eyelashes Plush Mascara creates incredible volume, length, density and curl for a smooth, velvety finish. A special brush perfects application. Conditioners keep lashes feeling healthy and smooth.” (Source: www.prescriptives.com)
10. Sephora Brand “Go Curl” Eyelash Curler

If you don’t want a prescription for growing your eyelashes or if you don’t like the thought of putting mascara or false eyelashes on your eyes, then I’d suggest trying an eyelash curler. Especially one that heats up. Like how you curl your hair with a heated curling iron, you need heat to curl your eyelashes as well. And stay away from the metal kinds! Heat and metal just make for a painful mix. That’s why I suggest the “Go Curl” by Sephora. “This tiny eyelash curler provides the perfect curl to even the most stubborn lashes. The unique, pinch-free, compact design makes it a handy, go-anywhere tool that you won’t be able to live without. Includes one replacement pad.” (Source: www.sephora.com)
As a reminder girls, guys don’t really care what our eyelashes look like. It could be the way our lips are shaped or the way that our eyebrows arch that drive men wild. But no man has ever said how they love the curl of a woman’s eyelash. So what drives us to want to have really long, curly eyelashes? Long eyelashes equal bigger eyes. Those are one of the features that a man really loves. Shapely lips, small nose, and big eyes. And that gives us something to bat our eyelashes about.
-Chanél, TFG Blogger/Editor/Writer
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Hi
Good information
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Latisse
Exact!
Right-minded in behalf of you beloved!
July 15, 2009 at 7:46 am
Hi
A new treatment growing eyelashes! When you visit the Latisse store and buy Latisse, you know you are getting a product that has been approved by the FDA and backed up with clinical trials. The Latisse store tells you that the growth, or anagen, phase in the cycle of eyelash hair growth works in two different ways to combat thin or weak eyelash growth.