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They say they last 2 months! Any of you ladies know how to do this?  Might be something you pros might like to learn. Wonder if it's something do it yourselfers can do.?

They are a little hard to DIY b/c you really need to keep your eyes closed due to the type of glue they use.  Although there is a glue out now that is pretty fumeless now.

I own a salon where we (well, not me specifically) do a ton of them.  They can last 2 months but after one month you are usually ready for a fill, even if it is just 2 lashes.  They do not come off--they shed w/ one's own lashes.  They look great!  I wear them and love them.

Funny, the gals at my shop (booth renters) decided that $150 - $200, the going rate in my area, was over priced so they started offering them at $50 for a full set and they are SA-WAMPED!

One of them has done her own a couple of times but she said it is a little difficult due to the type of glue they use--but she has done it!

hmm..now I want them done. $50 is awesome. I'll have to look around adn see if there is anyone in my area who does it. I've never heard of this before. Thanks for the info

Oh one last question. Are they put on one by one?

Looks very intersting! Just not ready to shell out $300 at this time!

However, I don't think there is anyone in my area who offers this. Hmmm....

I can find out what the glue is called at work tomorrow.  It is very strong--they don't come off until your own lashes shed naturally.  That is why the length of result varies, say if you get them right before a couple of lashes are about to shed naturally.  They are VERY cool but, personally, I wouldn't spend a lot of $$$ on them.  I actually feel like they are more maintainance than my hair extensions.  Maybe less visual reward for the $ and upkeep makes me feel that way.  I do think they are great if the price is right & a must for vacation!

cherry coke,

Just saw your question. Yep, they are put on one by one--each lash gets his own extension. 

Long and short can be alternated.  Or, short to med.  The short ones are pretty dang long, though, so I get all shortand sometimes trim the inner corner ones so they angle.

Cooewl--that web addy worked.  I'll still ask her details about the glue, though.  Like---'what is it exactly???'

edit--what I should add is that I do know that it is very important not to get the glue into the eyes, the eyes remain closed until the glue is dry (about an hour for a full set w/ my gal but she is fast).  When she did her own, she said it was difficult--trying to keep one eye closed and one open, applying them on the closed eye's lashes.

Yep, I agree, they are a lot of upkeep.  That is why I only think it is worth it for a good price.  If a 2-3 week lash fill is only $30, it is a similiar price to getting acrylic nail fills every 2 weeks.  Some salons charge soooo much $ that is just becomes so expensive. 

I got a brand new set 2 1/2 weeks ago and I am missing 2 or so lashes on one eye (none missing yet on then other eye) so I am wanting a fill. It just varies so much though, based on where one is on their natural lash shed cycle.  Meaning that is someone is about the shed, they may lose a lash right away if that makes sense. I'll wait a couple more weeks for my fill b/c I wear mascara on the base of them and it helps mask the missing lashes.

I am just as happy not wearing them b/c I love the extra super thick lash mascara look and you can't do that w/ these.  It would just be too much.

edit--ps, my lash person charges $50 for full set, $30 for 3 week fill, $50 for over 3 week fill.