What are some common misconceptions about cluster lashes?

Cluster Lashes is a type of eyelash extension that is made up of a group of individual lashes. Unlike a traditional lash extension, where a single extension is attached to each natural lash, a cluster lash comes in a bunch or cluster of anywhere from 2 to 8 or more lashes. These lashes are then attached to a single natural lash with a special adhesive. Cluster lashes are a quicker and less expensive way to achieve a fuller lash look, but there are some common misconceptions about this type of lash extension.

What are some common misconceptions about cluster lashes?

1. Cluster lashes cause damage to natural lashes.

While improper application or removal of cluster lashes can certainly cause damage to natural lashes, when applied correctly by a trained professional, cluster lashes should not damage your natural lashes.

2. Cluster lashes are heavy and uncomfortable.

Cluster lashes are designed to be lightweight and comfortable to wear, so if they feel heavy or uncomfortable, it usually means they were applied incorrectly or with the wrong adhesive.

3. Cluster lashes are only for special occasions.

Cluster lashes can be worn every day if desired, and with proper care and maintenance, they can last for several weeks.

4. Cluster lashes are cheap and low-quality.

While cluster lashes are usually less expensive than traditional eyelash extensions, this doesn't mean they are low-quality. There are many high-quality cluster lash options available, and the application process is just as important as the type of lash used.

Summary

Cluster lashes are a popular option for achieving a full lash look, but there are some misconceptions about them that should be cleared up. When applied properly, cluster lashes can be a safe and comfortable option that can be worn every day. It's important to choose a trained professional and high-quality lashes to ensure the best results.

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