You can wear false lashes with contact lenses or glasses, but it’s important to choose the right style and apply them carefully to avoid discomfort or interference.
Choosing the right false lashes
For contact lens wearers
- Opt for lightweight, natural-looking lashes to avoid strain on your eyelids.
- Avoid lashes with thick bands, as they can press against your lenses.
- Ensure the adhesive is hypoallergenic to prevent irritation.
For glasses wearers
- Select shorter lashes to prevent them from brushing against your lenses.
- Avoid overly dramatic styles, as they can create shadows or distortions.
- Ensure the lashes are securely attached to avoid them shifting when you remove your glasses.
Applying false lashes safely
With contact lenses
- Insert your lenses before applying lashes to avoid getting adhesive in your eyes.
- Apply lashes gently, avoiding tugging or pulling on your eyelids.
With glasses
- Wait for the lash adhesive to dry completely before putting on your glasses.
- Adjust your glasses carefully to avoid dislodging the lashes.
Maintaining comfort
- Trim the lashes to fit your eye shape perfectly.
- Remove lashes gently at the end of the day to avoid irritation.
For a professional touch, consider booking Luté Beauty Studio’s lash extensions service, designed to enhance your natural beauty without compromising comfort.