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		<title>Semi-Permanent Eyelashes</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[Semi -permanent eyelashes can be a great solution for thinning or sparse eyelashes.  While they can be done by yourself, usually a registered beautician applies the lashes.  Semi-permanent eyelashes are applied, lash by lash over your existing eyelashes.  With proper care and touch-up visits, they can last a very long time.  The life cycle of a normal lash is about 60 to 90 days. [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p></p><p>Semi -permanent eyelashes can be a great solution for thinning or sparse eyelashes.  While they can be done by yourself, usually a registered beautician applies the lashes.  Semi-permanent eyelashes are applied, lash by lash over your existing eyelashes.  With proper care and touch-up visits, they can last a very long time.  The life cycle of a normal lash is about 60 to 90 days.  Because lashes fall-out and are replaced by new ones, it is necessary to have touch-ups.  Individual results vary, some clients report having their eyelashes for over a year with regular touch-up visits.  However, semi-permanent eye lashes normally last <strong>about 2 months.</strong></p>
<p>The extensions are made of synthetic materials.  They vary on length and thickeness to match your natural eyelashes.  They are applied to your individual lashes one at a time.  The whole process takes about anywhere form <strong>45 minutes to 2 hours</strong>, depending on the look you want to achieve.  You can then shower , swim or even spa worry free.  Prolonged exposure to steam and heat , will cause the lashes to loose adhesion.  Waterproof mascara is not recommended with these lashes.</p>
<p>There are some individuals that semi-pernament lashes would <strong>not be recommended</strong>.  Pregnant women and nursing mothers, diabetics, or any one else witha compromised immune system.</p>
<p>Semi-permanent eyelashes<strong> feel no different</strong> than your normal eyelashes.  They also look very natural.  While more expensive than <a href="http://groweyelasheslonger.com/tips-for-applying-eyelashes/">false eyelashes</a>, they last longer with little maintenance.  A great solution for bad lashes!</p>
<p>The cost varies, with a full set averaging about $300.00 dollars.  Touch-up visits can cost between $50.00 to $75.00 dollars.</p>
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