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Enhancing your beauty with the use of maximizing your eyelashes \u00a0is not a new concept. In fact, it can be dated back to as far as the 1800s as seen on books and other literary documentation. Some of the methods reported include cutting the edge of the lashes. Others even use pomade or walnut leaves mixtures.<\/span><\/p>\n It was in the year 1882 when it was reported in Paris that ladies sew hair to the eyelids to create longer lashes. This was also reported by the Scottish Press in the year 1899.<\/span><\/p>\n It was in 1902 when Karl Nessler, a famous hair stylist, patented the method of weaving artificial brows and lashes. He began selling false lashes in his London salon the year after. Canadian Anna Taylor owned the patent for false eyelashes in the United States in 1911. <\/span><\/p>\n In 1916, Intolerance movie director D.W. Griffith had false lashes made from human hair attached to actress Sheena Wong to emphasize her eyes.<\/span><\/p>\n Improved techniques of false lashes grew in the 1930s and become popular again in the 1960\u2019s. Fringe base falsies gave birth to more advanced designs in lashes like cluster lashes which can be used to thicken specific areas of one\u2019s lashes. Brash and bold lashes were one of the beauty trends in the 1960\u2019s<\/span><\/p>\n Modern eyelash extensions are composed of single hairs attached to your existing eyelashes with a medical grade adhesive. These eyelash extensions come in a wide variety of styles, colors, and materials. Materials include human hair, synthetic silk, polyester, and Siberian mink fur. Modern lashes are lightweight, comfortable, and far superior to the older methods you\u2019ve seen in the past.<\/span><\/p>\n Methods for eyelash extensions have become more advanced at the start of the 21st century. Gone were the the days of obvious fake lashes. Eyelash extensions have become more and more authentic looking. Widespread use of extensions started in 2004. It\u2019s popularity was due to the fact that many celebrities opted to get eyelash extensions too. Modern extensions are made of single hair attached to existing eyelashes with the use of medical grade adhesives. False eyelashes come in all styles, materials and even colors. You may choose materials like human hair, mink fur, synthetic silk and even polyester. These lashes are comfortable and lightweight eliminating the discomfort that older methods of eyelash extensions have.<\/span><\/p>\n As you can see eyelash extensions have an interesting history. It is one of ever improving techniques. From the earlier methods using very primitive design, to the more effective but still somewhat fake looking lashes of the 1960s, to the lightweight and stylish eyelashes of the 21st century. It is a very important part of the fashion industry and one that continues to evolve and grow in popularity.<\/span><\/p>\n Eyelash extensions have an interesting evolution. From its primitive methods in the 1800s to the use of advanced technology in the 21st century, it certainly has come a long way.<\/span><\/p>\n Visit one of the 3 locations of Carolina Eye Candy for your eyelash extensions. \u00a0As you can see from our menu, we have so many options to choose from. \u00a0We are THE Premiere Place for Eyelash Services in SC. \u00a0Give us a try, check out our work, and you will understand why. \u00a0We welcome you to Carolina Eye Candy!<\/span><\/p>\n Wishing you Beauty & Blessings,<\/p>\n Elizabeth Jennings?<\/p>\n The Earliest History Of Eyelash Extensions Enhancing your beauty with the use of maximizing your eyelashes \u00a0is not a new concept. In fact, it can be dated back to as far as the 1800s as seen on books and other literary documentation. 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