Will eyelash grafting harm real eyelashes? How long can a graft last?

Eyelash grafting is a beauty project that many people are interested in. Eyelash grafting is the process of grafting false eyelashes onto your real eyelashes. Many people worry that eyelash grafting will damage their eyelashes and cause their eyelashes to stop growing.

It's OK to only attach one false eyelash to one real eyelash as long as it's not "overweight".

The most important principle of eyelash extension is: only one false eyelash can be attached to one real eyelash. This will prevent the real eyelashes from breaking due to excessive weight. When attaching, do not stick them directly to the root of the eyelashes. Leave a distance of about 0.5mm to avoid irritating the hair follicles, causing sensitivity or hindering the growth of eyelashes.

It needs to be replenished once a month or so.

Eyelash extensions are glued to real eyelashes, so they will fall off with the growth cycle of eyelashes (about two months). It is normal to fall off 3 to 4 eyelashes a day. Usually half of them will fall off after a month, and you can then get new eyelashes.

According to the amount of natural eyelashes, about 120 to 140 is the best.

The average person has about 120 to 140 eyelashes (for both eyes). Because one real eyelash can only have one false eyelash, and thin and soft new eyelashes cannot be attached with false eyelashes, it is best to control the number within this range to achieve the most natural effect. If the number exceeds this, it is easy to cause the original eyelashes to break, which is not worth the loss.

Just comb it out with an eyelash comb.

Usually after waking up from a sleep, after rolling all night, the grafted eyelashes will become particularly messy. At this time, you can use an eyelash comb with a toothed brush to comb the eyelashes in one direction to restore the original neatness of the eyelashes. It should be noted that the force should be gentle so as not to comb off the eyelashes.