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Let us do an eyelash extension review of eyelashes manufacturer Las Vegas eyelash products.Most clients get confused with all the eyelash extension hype. So here is some basic information about individual eyelashes.First, do not confuse brand names with the product type. Novalash, Xtreme and a variety of other manufacturers make extensions and adhesives. These are just brand names and this article does not endorse a single brand name. In fact, some of the most highly marketed eyelash extension manufacturers are only about marketing and not about quality.Instead lets discuss the actual product itself, specifically the actual extension eyelash. So many brands are marketing only one or two types of extension products. Here listed and reviewed are the most popular.There are a variety of individual eyelash extensions including synthetics, silk, mink and human hair. Each has a unique benefit and weakness as well.

1. Synthetic (eyelash extensions kits wholesale) – Plus: They come in every desired length and curl and diameter (thickness). They are the least expensive and are widely available and the most common lash used in Las Vegas. You get maximum drama with plastic synthetics.Negative: Very hard, not too much flex, heavy, cause damage if not very well maintained, do not last very long and require frequent fills. They tend to lift, flip around and lean to one side or the other as they grow out because of their heavy weight.
2. Synthetic (poly-fiber or poly-fiber blend AKA faux mink) – Plus: Like plastic synthetic, these come in every length and curl but have more flex and are a bit more natural looking. Some have called this higher quality synthetic eyelash extension a MINK. It is not mink at all and can not compare.Negative: They require fills more frequent like plastic synthetics.
3. Human Hair: Plus: The cuticle is helpful in bonding and they hold on quite well. They are soft and very natural looking, available in various lengths and curls.Negative: They mainly come out of Korea and aharvested off cutting room floors. The do not all hold their curl. Some hairs go straight while others keep their curl when washed a few times. They do not require very frequent fills but can look singed as they age.
4. Silk: (silk blend or poly-fiber, is sometimes called silk) Plus: They are quite soft and flexible. They come in all lengths and curls and hold well. Fills are not required as often as synthetics. They are light and hold well. They can look natural or applied for drama.Negative: They don't provide as much drama as plastic synthetics and are more vulnerable to kinking. They are a more expensive extension.
5. Mink (authentic fur): Plus: Very light weight lash, longest lasting, attractive and natural looking. It is like wearing feathers. Ultra comfortable and fills are usually only recommended 4-5 weeks.Negative: Not available in many Las Vegas eyelash extension salons, often imitated and mink is a more expensive eyelash extension.

You want to make sure your technician have good training and have a lot of individual eyelash extensions. Unfortunately some of the major names in lashes today "certify" a technician in a 4-8 hour one day workshop! They do only 1 full set or practice on fake lashes. This is NOT enough to learn eyelash extensions and be any good.  An example of this is a popular manufacturer that does a tremendous amount of marketing and they offer their workshop and kit at $500. In a few hours, your technician has a paper saying they are "certified" a product kit and no experience with fills, removals, perms, problem lashes or a variety of extension products. So the "certification" is almost silly. It is more important that the technician has a lot of experience and sees a lot of extension clients daily.Lastly, the cheapest is usually a sure way to put yourself at risk. Great lashes take about 2 hours. The product, if it is of quality, is not cheap. Be prepared to pay more for better extensions. The average price for quality extensions is $200 and as much as $500 for a full set. If you go for the bargain $69 lashes at the place that does $20 pedicures, be prepared to get what you pay for.