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Need lash advice help!
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Struggling with straight, downward-pointing lashes can feel like a beauty conundrum! You’ve tried cluster lashes and found them fabulous on day one, but by day three, they leave you itchy and needing a redo. Your current go-to, Tartelette XL tubing mascara, offers some length but fails to hold a curl. With lash extensions being a pricey option, you're now on the hunt for a lash serum that delivers results without side effects.
I have naturally straight, downward-pointing medium lashes with decent volume, but I struggle to maintain curl and lift. I’ve tried cluster lashes (Veyes manga set), and while they look great on day one, they start to fall flat by day two and become uncomfortable and itchy by day three or four, so I end up having to redo them frequently.
With mascara, I’m currently using Tartelette XL tubing mascara. It adds some length, but the result isn’t very noticeable and it doesn’t hold a curl, even after using a lash curler.
I’ve also tried lash extensions, but they’re quite expensive in my city, so they’re not a sustainable option for me.
I’m now considering trying a lash serum that really works but safe and free from side effects. I’d really appreciate any recommendations or advice based on your experience.
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