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Eyelash Extensions vs. Strip Lashes – Which Are Better?

Which Is Better: Strip Lashes or Eyelash Extensions?

It can take time to determine the optimal method for enhancing your natural lashes, given the wide variety of options available. 

We get it—all you want are luscious lashes that make you look like your favorite model and feel like you’re not even wearing anything. This is not an unreasonable request, in our opinion. 

We investigated, experimented, and concluded about the relative merits of eyelash extensions and strip lashes. Find out which of these two options wins our hearts and why in this detailed comparison.

Which Are More Expensive? Eyelash Extensions or Strip Lashes?

This is not an advertisement; it is the truth. The cost of getting eyelash extensions is double that of getting strip lashes.

If you want the look of eyelash extensions without the cost, buying several packs of strip eyelashes is the way to go.

BASMINA Lashes’ strip lashes cost about $12.99 on average. Compared to lash extensions, which can cost $200 plus tip for a complete set and $50 plus every two weeks for maintenance, also known as the refill, strip lashes are a steal at just $13 per pair.

Imagine the insanity of saving between $100 and $200 right off the bat, plus $30 per month plus tip. If you’re wondering whether to get eyelash extensions or strip lashes, the cheaper option is the latter.

Consider The Time Investment

Having extra time on your hands can be worth thousands of dollars in today’s fast-paced society. You’d rather spend your time doing what you love than at the beauty salon.

The initial application of eyelash extensions can take several hours, and touching them up every two weeks can take another 45 minutes to an hour and a half.

You just don’t have the luxury of doing that, do you? To help you save money, we have just the solution for you. Basmina Lashes strips take only two minutes to apply at home and three seconds to remove. The time required to reapply is the same. Strip lashes win out over eyelash extensions for the busy woman.

Do Eyelash Extensions Look Better Than Strip Lashes?

It could go either way here. You can achieve great, natural-looking eye styles with either eyelash extensions or strip lashes.

Strip lashes blend very well with natural lashes; sure, you need to curl them first to have a more natural look, but eyelash extensions may seem like a better option because they adhere to individual lashes.

First, you need to know where to find high-quality strip lashes, and second, you need to learn how to apply them correctly to blend in with your natural eyelashes.

Wearing strip lashes can make your eyes look unnatural if they are not applied correctly (which is easy, just look up a tutorial on youtube). When misapplied, false eyelashes can make your eyes look large and unnatural.

Verdict: Strip Lashes Win Out Over Eyelash Extensions

It’s settled: we’re 100% on board with the strip lash movement. As a bonus, you can try strip lashes for less money and effort than it would take to get eyelash extensions.

Give them a go, and you’ll not regret it!

Strip Lashes FAQ

How long do strip lashes last?

Strip lashes have a very long lifespan. You can wear strip lashes for up to twelve hours before needing to be reapplied, and they can be reused up to seventeen times before they start to fall apart. This means you can get by on two pairs of lashes for a month.

Can I shower with strip lashes?

Strip lashes are water-resistant, so you can cry on them or get caught in light rain without worrying about damaging them. However, we advise against taking a shower or swimming while wearing strip lashes. Strip lash glue and lash extension glue differ in their adhesive strengths.

How do you remove strip lashes?

To remove a false lash, pinch the lash’s outer edge with your fingertips, then pull the lash away from your lash line in small, gentle motions.

Do you put strip lashes on before or after makeup?

Strip eyelashes are an accessory that should be applied last. Applying them first can lead to irritation and rubbing from eyeshadow or powder that falls on top of them. Put on some foundation and mascara before you start.

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