How to Better Bat Those Lashes This Valentine’s Day

With Valentine’s Day just around the corner, you are likely thinking of ways to make yourself both look and feel sexier than ever before. As one of the best ways to enhance your natural beauty, thicker and fuller lashes can make you look more beautiful without having to undergo any type of surgical procedure. From mascara to a LashesMD, this article will discuss three options that you have to make your eyes pop. Read on to learn more.

Mascara

Mascara is the fastest, cheapest, and easiest way to make your eyelashes look visibly longer, fuller, and darker. When choosing mascara for your eyes, consider both your eye color and your hair color. For instance, if you have blue eyes and blonde hair, you may want to consider either using a light brown mascara or even a mascara that is tinted a dark blue color. By matching your eye color and hair color to your eyelashes, you can make them “pop” in a more realistic way.

Eyelash Extensions

One of the most popular trends in eyelashes right now is eyelash extensions. By having either individual lashes or clusters of lashes professionally sewn onto your original lashes, you can get fuller looking lashes in no time without having to put on mascara. However, the downside to eyelash extensions is that you have to get them filled about every 6-8 weeks. Additionally, some patients have complained of their natural lashes falling out with the extensions.

LashesMD

Unlike prescription medications like Latisse, LashesMD gives patients the ability to get clinically proven longer, fuller, and darker lashes without having to have any type of prescription. This unique formula is designed to naturally stimulate the growth of your eyelashes, giving you eyes that pop without having to deal with the constant upkeep of both mascara and extensions.

Accentuate your natural beauty with thicker, fuller eyelashes this Valentine’s Day. To learn more about LashesMD or to schedule an appointment to learn more about this product, contact Dr. Jack Bertolino today!