ARE LASH EXTENSIONS SAFE?

Are lash extensions safe

Introduction

If you're like me, you probably have a love-hate relationship with eyelash extensions. I love how they make my eyes look, but hate that they can be really expensive and time-consuming to get. I also don't trust myself with tweezers or glue because I'm so bad at both. If you're considering getting lash extensions but want to know if they're safe before making the plunge, read on! Here are some of the pros and cons of this beauty trend:

Can eyelash extensions cause permanent damage to natural lashes

If you are thinking of getting eyelash extensions, the most important thing to remember is that they come with risks. Eyelash extensions can cause damage to natural lashes and even permanent damage if the person performing them is not a professional. However, finding a great lash artist will eliminate all of these potential issues.

Eyelash extensions can cause damage to your natural lashes and even permanent damage if the person performing them is not a professional. However, finding a great lash artist will eliminate all of these potential issues.

Can lash extensions cause vision problems

You should be aware that eyelash extensions can cause blurred vision, eye infections, eye pain, eye irritation and other problems.

Blurred Vision: If you have blurry vision from your eyelash extensions then the most likely cause is the glue used to attach them. The glue tends to stick to your real lashes and make them stick together so you will find it harder to see clearly. You may find that blinking helps but this is not always the case because some patients get instant relief but others do not notice any improvement for months after having their eyelashes done. It depends how much damage has been done by using poor quality or toxic glue on natural lashes which are very fragile anyway!

Eyelash Extensions Infection: When an infection occurs at home it usually starts as redness around each individual lash extension point where they were glued in place with toxic adhesives used by some technicians who don't care about their clients' health! This redness then spreads outwards along their length into surrounding epidermal tissue until eventually forming into painful whiteheads which must be squeezed out before infection spreads further throughout one's body systems like lymph glands which eventually become inflamed (swollen) causing severe discomfort during everyday activities such as walking around town shopping for groceries etcetera...

Can lash extensions cause eye infections and diseases

There is no evidence that lash extensions cause eye infections or diseases. However, there are a few conditions that can be caused by lash extension application:

  • Pink eye (conjunctivitis)

  • Blepharitis

  • Meibomian gland dysfunction (MGD)

  • Keratitis (corneal infection)

If you suspect an infection, it’s important to see your optometrist immediately so that they can determine what is causing your symptoms and prescribe treatment.

Can eyelash extensions damage your natural lashes

The truth is, lash extensions can damage your natural lashes. There are a few ways this can happen:

  • Lash loss. There's no question that many people go to great lengths to get their eyelash extensions, but the process of applying them isn't always gentle on the eye area. Some people wear them for months at a time, which can lead to permanent damage if done incorrectly and too often.

  • Lash breakage and lash infection are common side effects of wearing false lashes all the time as well—but these problems aren't exclusive to eyelash extensions! If you're prone to these issues already, be sure you're taking good care of your natural lashes before trying out faux ones (and vice versa).

  • Lastly, there's one more major risk associated with wearing false lashes: scarring from improper removal methods or chemicals used during application processes (namely peroxide-based adhesives). This is why it's so important for any professional who applies them for you should have experience doing so safely!

They can.

The most common side effects of lash extensions include irritation, infection and pain.

  • Irritation: Eyelash extensions can cause irritation of your natural lashes because they are glued to each other with medical-grade adhesive. If done improperly, over time, this will weaken your natural lashes and cause them to fall out sooner than they normally would.

  • Infection: The glue used in eyelash extension applications is not sterile and can introduce bacteria into the skin around your eyes when applied by an unhygienic technician or stylist who does not follow proper safety protocols for applying fake lashes (such as sterilizing their hands before applying lash extensions). These bacteria can lead to styes or other infections that may result in temporary blindness until the eye clears up after treatment with antibiotics prescribed by an ophthalmologist

Conclusion

We hope this article has helped you understand the risks associated with getting eyelash extensions. While they're a great way to enhance your looks, they can also cause damage and have negative side effects in some cases. You should always consult with an expert before getting any type of cosmetic treatment done on yourself or someone else!

Jaime Burgos