/cgl/ - Cosplay & EGL

>>6958056
If you've ever worn "high quality" expensive lashes like Dolly Wink it won't be long until you notice how flimsy and easily damaged they can be. Some lashes on clear band are basically useless after 2 to 3 wears because the strands tangle or slip off the band itself. It doesn't matter how carefully you handle them. Thick bands on the other hand can be stiff and very uncomfortable once they dig into the sensitive skin in your eye.

A lot of off-brand lashes last way longer than overpriced celebrity endorsed ones. With celeb endosed lashes you pay for the name more than you do for quality. Who's gonna know you're wearing Tsubasa's lashes once they're on anyway?

All that aside some good off-brand lashes can be found at ebay.

>stores.ebay.co.uk/specialmatch

galable lashes:

>www.amazon.co.uk/Miss-Eylure-Ava-False-Eyelashes/dp/B001J2ZIHI/ref=sr_1_44?s=beauty&ie=UTF8&qid=1350498890&sr=1-44

I've ordered from special match before and I think their lashes are of outstanding quality for the price but the clear band lashes get tangled with glue very easily and aren't salvageable after a few wears.

ebay has never dissapointed me so just search for whatever you'd like and make sure the seller has a 98%+ rating.

As for brands
I recommend

>diamond lash.
Their opaque band lashes are incredibly durable

>Love princess
Their multi-packs are a bargain. They use a really strong glue to keep their lashes affixed the packaging so anything on a clear band will be ruined once you manage to peel it off.

>Decorative eyelash
have a good selection of styles.

>NYX

Have a few unique lash styles, durable, no clear bands.


Places to shop:

If you're doing group orders:
sasa.com

or

>www.imomoko.com


recommended reading:

>www.dispatch.com/content/stories/life_and_entertainment/2011/01/24/women-laud-quality-of-japanese-makeup.html