Summer Fashion: FlutterHabit Weightless 3 Update

I am still enjoying the new FlutterHabit Weightless lashes. I put on a new set on July 4 and wore them all week, just taking them off and replacing them with a new set today, July 9. I normally only wear lashes for 1-2 days because they tend to fall off quickly due to my daily hot yoga sessions and combination skin.

Lash Tips

I've found that a good way to get longevity with the lashes is to lightly apply a thin layer of their "Made for This" glue to my natural lashes and a 3D bubble of the same glue to the spine of the lashes.
Looking down into a mirror is the easiest way for me to place these correctly on my lash line. The lashes should be placed close to your natural lash line.
Be careful if you have cats or dogs that like to sit in your make-up area. My lashes seem to attract cat hair, and it's actually quite painful to have a cat hair wind up glued into your lash application and dangling into your eye.

Here's a look at how the lashes fared throughout the week.

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