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I was born with a curse*. Not a debilitating, life-threatening curse, but one that I am just as self conscious about: short eyelashes. Now before you think that I’m just hideously vain, until you suffer from the same fate, it’s hard to comprehend. I’ve tried just about every single mascara on the market in the bid to get those long, luscious lashes that Eva Longoria Parker sports. I’ve tried curling, perming, tinting, brushing – pretty much whatever you can do to little lashes, I’ve tried – with no luck.

http://shoptilyoudrop.com.au/loving-my-lashes.htm

Sydney Morning Herald

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YOU'VE had the acrylic nails, hair extensions, Brazilian wax and spray-on tan. But they're all passe. The latest craze for beauty nuts is eyelash extensions.

Shops devoted solely to enhancing the little hairs that filter dirt from our eyes are springing up all over town.

In the past three years a shop called Just Lashes, which charges up to $300 a session, has moved from a West Melbourne office to a Docklands waterfront shop, and is aiming to open 20 franchises around Australia before Christmas.

Another chain, Love Those Lashes, has gone from one employee at a shop in Walpole Street, Kew, in 2007, to 16 staff across two more Melbourne stores (in South Yarra and Greensborough) and one in posh Woollahra, Sydney.

http://m.smh.com.au/lifestyle/fashion/beauty-fans-dont-bat-an-eyelid-at-lashing-out-on-extensions-20100404-rlo9.html

The Age April 5, 2010

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CAROLYN WEBB

April 5, 2010

Lash extensions, which can cost up to $180 a session at Lash Out Lashes, are growing in popularity. Photo: Joe Armao

YOU'VE had the acrylic nails, hair extensions, Brazilian wax and spray-on tan. But they're all passe. The latest craze for beauty nuts is eyelash extensions.

Shops devoted solely to enhancing the little hairs that filter dirt from our eyes are springing up all over town

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