Eylure C-Lash Volume False Lashes

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When applying C-Lash, it might help to lay a mirror on a flat surface and tilt your head downwards during application. Sometimes it is hard to see the whole picture, but that’s OK – you just need to stay focused and keep the faith. We love the Eylure C-Lash Naturals Lash Replacement Multipack because it represents amazing value for money! They looked nice but the tape across my eyelid was really noticeable unless I added eye liner which for day to day wear I didn't want to do.

Created especially for people that have lost their natural ones, the false eyelashes are equipped with an invisible adhesive band, that works to improve the stability and balance of the falsies. Finally, we love that you can apply makeup over the tape on this Eylure C-Lash style, for a seamless blend with the rest of your makeup look.

C-Lash allows for lash inclusivity, so that no matter what your natural lashes are like, you still have the option to wear false eyelashes if you want to. With long-lasting wear, it is ideal for lash replacement or can be used by anyone who wishes for an easier lash application. A clear band that attaches to the lash-line itself and made the position of the lash on the eye and the adhesion so much stronger. C-Lash is not about cancer, it’s about all those amazing qualities you identify in yourself to beat it – Courage, Confidence, Conviction, Can-do, Champion – removing the C from cancer and empowering it. Eylure C-Lash Volume Lash Replacement false eyelashes are designed for people who have lost their natural lashes – they can be worn by anyone who requires an easier lash application and natural style, however.

Intricately handmade, the range spans from bold statement lashes to natural delicate styles, including a selection of tools and adhesives ensuring for an easy application and professional finish. com is an Introducer Appointed Representative of Pay4Later Limited, trading as Deko, which is authorised and regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority (FRN 728646). C-lash is a strip lash with a clear, self-adhesive band attached to it to increases the stability of your false lashes. Cody wanted to maintain an attitude of normality - she wanted to ensure the face that she showed the world was full of the same unruffled confidence that had been her demeanour before cancer took hold.For my own sake I wanted to capture and maintain an attitude of normalcy, I wanted to ensure the face that I showed the world was full of the same unruffled confidence that had been my demeanour before cancer took hold. The idea of C-Lash came about when I lost my own lashes to chemotherapy and I struggled to wear the false eyelashes that were on the market. Perfect for those looking to replace natural lashes and achieve a subtle yet luscious look, these false eyelashes feature a soft and flexible invisible band that's self-adhesive. After getting cancer, the letter ‘C’ become associated only with cancer and I wanted to “re-claim” the alphabet. The band provides a bigger, more solid foundation for the lashes to stick to the eyelid and remain in place all day.

Whether you're feeling bold and fierce, or just want that natural, 'woke up like this' charm, we've got your perfect match. Handmade in collaboration with inspirational breast cancer survivor Codilia Gapare, the subtle, wearable Eylure C-Lash false eyelashes mimic the look of natural lashes. The softest, high-quality fibre lashes available, perfect to offer clients an incredibly comfortable and beautiful lash style. With long-lasting wear, it is ideal for complete lash replacement but can also be used by anyone who wishes for an easier lash application. C-Lash was developed by woman of the year nominee 2019, Codilia Gapare who was diagnosed with breast cancer.Great product good size lash ( as I have get short lashes) value for money and great for cancer patients like myself. When it’s time to say goodbye to our fabulous accessories, remember to gently remove them with baby oil. Codilia Gapare is an inspiring lady who fought her battle against breast cancer, whilst going through her treatment she wanted to create a range of lash strips for the people who had lost their natural lashes and from this C- Lash was born.