"Eyelash Extensions or Mascara: Which Type Are You? Characteristics of People Who Suit Eyelash Extensions and Those Who Don't"

Is it better to get eyelash extensions? *

There are many beauty treatments that brides should consider before their wedding, such as esthetics, nails, whitening, eyelash extensions, and shaving.

This time, we will discuss "eyelash extensions," commonly known as Matsuek, which many people are often confused about. *

Let’s answer the question: "Should I get eyelash extensions or not?" ♡

So, what exactly are "eyelash extensions"?

Eyelash extensions involve attaching specialized extensions to your natural eyelashes close to the lash line using a glue called "adhesive." The charm is that they often look more natural than false eyelashes.

By applying thick, pre-curled lashes, you don’t need to use a lash curler or mascara, resulting in bright eyes even without makeup! ♡

There are various types of extensions with different curls, lengths, and colors, and depending on how they are placed around your eyes, you can change your impression to be cute, cool, or elegant ♡

Although eyelash extensions sound very appealing, whether to have them for the wedding depends on the bride's individual constitution and habits.

Some soon-to-be brides might not be suited for eyelash extensions or should avoid them altogether.

Let’s first explore the characteristics of brides who should definitely consider eyelash extensions for their wedding. ♩

[For those who choose eyelash extensions] These brides should get them!

Brides who are suited for eyelash extensions are often those who struggle with mascara. If you have downward-facing lashes that are hard to curl and tend to get panda eyes, there is a possibility that mascara might smudge under your eyes on the wedding day.

Additionally, there will likely be many emotional moments during the wedding that could bring tears. To avoid the situation of the bride flowing with black tears, opting for eyelash extensions instead of mascara offers peace of mind. ◎

Brides who wear colored contact lenses are also recommended to enhance their lashes to create a balanced look so that the dark pupils don't stand out too much. *

Brides who are not changing outfits—meaning they won’t have time to touch up their makeup—will feel at ease knowing that their eyelash extensions won’t smudge like mascara. ♡

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* These brides should definitely get eyelash extensions! *

☑ Naturally thin or sparse eyelashes

☑ Eyelashes that tend to droop

☑ Tendency to tear up easily during emotional moments

☑ Prone to getting panda eyes

☑ Wearing colored contact lenses

☑ Not changing outfits

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Now, conversely, what type of brides should avoid eyelash extensions? *

[For those who choose not to get eyelash extensions] These brides should say no!

Eyelash extensions are attached to the natural lashes, so those with extremely sparse natural lashes or specific bald spots are not suited for them. Additionally, having eyelash extensions can put some strain on your natural lashes, leading to even more fallout.

Brides with allergies or sensitive skin should absolutely try eyelash extensions beforehand. There is a chance that the adhesive may not be compatible with their skin, causing their eyes to swell or itch. Testing it out a few months in advance can provide peace of mind. ◎

If brides are frequently told they have strong eye power, they should be careful with the design of eyelash extensions. There is a risk of looking overly flashy, so finding a reliable salon that can adjust the thickness and number of extensions based on the balance with their eyes is essential.

Also, if brides love the look of mascara clumps, they might skip eyelash extensions altogether. Since the extensions usually involve attaching many thin and long lashes, it’s difficult to replicate the design of mascara-coated lashes.

For brides who frequently rub their eyes, there’s also a risk that the direction of the eyelash extensions may get messed up. Well-aligned tips create an attractive look, whereas uneven tips can give a messy impression…

* These brides should avoid eyelash extensions! *

☑ Prone to eyelash loss or extremely sparse natural lashes

☑ Sensitive skin that often gets rashes

☑ Trying eyelash extensions for the first time right before the wedding

☑ Naturally strong eye power

☑ Likes the clumpy look of mascara

☑ Has a habit of frequently rubbing their eyes

Which type are you? *

We have introduced the characteristics of those suited for eyelash extensions and those not suited for them. Which category do you fall into? ♡

If you're still uncertain, we recommend trying eyelash extensions as a test. Seeing is believing!

For brides trying eyelash extensions for the first time, staff at specialized salons will carefully explain the lengths, numbers, and types of curls, even if it’s your first time! ♡

Discuss with the staff and take your time to decide whether or not to get eyelash extensions for your important wedding day. *