If you've ever wondered if natural eyelashes can grow back after extensions, the answer is yes! On average, a natural eyelash grows half an inch per month and takes 90 days, or more or less 5 days, to completely shed. Extensions generally require glue, and any glue that is applied to the eyelashes means allowing a certain amount of chemicals to come into close contact with the very sensitive hair follicles around the eyes, and the likelihood of infections is high. Therefore, once you stop using your extensions, it will take nine to 12 weeks for the new, natural eyelashes to grow back to their original state. The good news is that your natural eyelashes will eventually grow back, but the rate at which they do so varies from person to person.
The damage to the follicles caused by extensions can cause a number of symptoms, such as loss of eyelashes and itching and burning in the eyes. Magnetic lashes come in all types of lashes and in a few different colors, and they're not too expensive (but they're not as cheap as you think). It increases the number of hair follicles produced during the anagen phase of the eyelash growth cycle, which in turn increases the length and thickness of the eyelashes. A diet rich in biotin obtained from sweet potatoes not only keeps eyelashes healthy and strong, but also stimulates growth.
One of the best ways to grow eyelash hair follicles is to avoid anything along the lash line, such as waterproof mascara. Once my eyelashes started to lengthen a bit, I was able to change them to a more “volumizing” formula. Not only does it add volume and length, but it also contains ingredients that condition lashes to protect them from damage and help them grow and stay healthy. A blend of peptides and lipids and botanicals such as ginseng makes Revitalash the most famous and cult eyelash serum on the market.
Eyelash extensions do not damage natural eyelashes when applied correctly or shorten them. Poor application will prevent natural eyelashes from growing normally, since they will stick to the skin. It is important that people use quality products (i.e., ones that haven't expired) and that they know that they shouldn't place their eyelashes too close to the lash line or else their eyes will swell and itch as the natural eyelashes try to grow. Eyelashes may fall out and not grow back for a while during chemotherapy, as this treatment causes a temporary interruption of the hair growth cycle.
