Maintain the health of your eyelashes

Eyelashes are an understatement when it comes to the amount of time and effort women put into making themselves beautiful. Women pull, rub, curl, pluck, and apply mascara to their eyelashes daily. And yet, unlike our hair, we don't really care for our lashes. Furthermore, our lashes are exposed to environmental irritants, pollution and smoke. All this exposure will lead to thinner and lighter lashes.

Eyelashes develop relatively early after conception, around 7-8 weeks in an embryo. This is also the time it will take for a tab to grow back if it falls off or falls off. Eyelashes, like eyebrows, are designed to protect the eye from debris. Due to their sensitivity, if something touches the lashes, they provide a warning that something is very close to the eye. Instinctively, once something touches the lashes, the eye will close to prevent damage from reaching the eye. Although, the purpose of eyelashes is to protect the eye, eyelashes are seen as a beauty accessory more than 25mm lashes.

Although they all have them, women more than men care how their lashes look, how long they are, and how thick they are. Men may be less concerned about their own eyelashes unless they are causing pain or have an eyelash disorder. It's rare to hear about eyelash disorders or diseases unless you have one, meet someone who has one, or work in the medical field. Eyelash disorders or diseases can arise from irritation, cosmetics, inflammation, drugs or toxins, mites or system disorders. The most common eyelash disorders include madarosis, eyelash loss, dyskiasis, abnormal eyelash growth, trichiasis, ingrown eyelashes or demodex folliculorum, a mite that lives without damage to eyelashes and other hair follicles. Dermatologists, ophthalmologists, and endocrinologists are the doctors who can diagnose and treat eyelash disorders.

Although eyelashes are small in size and appearance, the amount of time for cleaning, cleaning, or conditioning lashes is minuscule compared to other parts of the body. Alternatively, when it comes time to beautify, it is the lashes that are used to accentuate the eyes and face. Thicker, longer lashes are one of the many criteria women use to determine their femininity and beauty. The size and thickness of the eyelashes are genetically determined, however, over the years, cosmetic and beauty companies have been manufacturing products to improve the appearance of eyelashes.

Mascara, eyeliner, eye putty, and eye shadow are just a few of the essential cosmetic products that women use daily to improve their appearance. Eyelash extensions are also available to increase the thickness and length of the eyelashes. False eyelashes were invented in the early 20th century and gained popularity in the 1960s. False eyelashes are now available in all shapes, sizes, colors and quality. However, false eyelashes can only improve their appearance for short periods of time. Eyelash extensions and permanent transplants have been gaining popularity since the early 1990s, but they can be quite expensive depending on the area and location where you live. Allergan, a pharmaceutical company created the first eyelash growth solution in 2009 called Latisse. This product must be prescribed by a doctor and may cause discoloration of pigments in the eyes. However, Latisse has already had a large number of users with testimonials confirming and praising the product. However, due to its immaturity in the market, it is difficult to know if this product will work consistently to increase the length, thickness and color of the eyelashes.