Strip Lashes
Strip lashes are a type of false lashes that are designed to enhance the appearance of the eyes by adding length, volume, and curl to natural lashes. They are called "strip" lashes because they come in a long strip that can be trimmed down to fit the size and shape of the eye. Strip lashes are typically made from synthetic materials such as silk or plastic, but some may also be made from mink or horse hair. Strip lashes are applied using a special adhesive, which is usually included with the lashes. The adhesive is applied to the strip of the lash and then placed on top of the natural lashes, close to the lash line. Once the adhesive has dried, the strip lashes will be held in place and will blend seamlessly with the natural lashes. Strip lashes are a popular choice for those looking to create a more dramatic or glamorous look for special occasions or events. They can also be worn on a daily basis to add extra volume and length to natural lashes. Strip lashes can be found in a variety of styles, from natural-looking to bold and dramatic, making them suitable for any occasion or personal preference. In terms of the hierarchy, strip lashes fall under the broader category of false lashes. False lashes are a type of eye makeup that is used to enhance the appearance of the eyes. They can be made from a variety of materials, including synthetic fibers, mink, and horse hair. Strip lashes are one type of false lashes, characterized by their long strip shape which allows for easy application, and they are often used in conjunction with eyeliner to create a more defined and dramatic look.