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Limp.. the worst word in the English vocabulary.
We don’t want limp hair.
We don’t want limp clothes.
And we certainly do not want limp, droopy lashes.
Women over 50 have to often contend with eyelashes that are a picture of dispirited depression.
Curlers are an easy fix. But curlers are aggressive. They bend lashes in a way that goes against the natural growth of sensitive, mature lashes.
But that doesn’t mean you can’t enjoy perky, lifted eyelashes… without resorting to falsies.
In this blog, we’ll discuss 5 natural ways to give your lashes that desirable C-curve!
Limp.. the worst word in the English vocabulary.
We don’t want limp hair.
We don’t want limp clothes.
And we certainly do not want limp, droopy lashes.
Women over 50 have to often contend with eyelashes that are a picture of dispirited depression.
Curlers are an easy fix. But curlers are aggressive. They bend lashes in a way that goes against the natural growth of sensitive, mature lashes.
But that doesn’t mean you can’t enjoy perky, lifted eyelashes… without resorting to falsies.
In this blog, we’ll discuss 5 natural ways to give your lashes that desirable C-curve!
Aging bodies produce less collagen and elastin, two proteins that contribute to the elasticity and firmness of our skin and hair. This includes our eyelashes.
“According to a study published in the International Journal of Cosmetic Science, the diameter of eyelashes decreases with age, leading to thinner and droopier lashes."
Hormonal changes during menopause can also affect the growth and health of eyelashes, causing them to lose their natural curl and volume.
Aging bodies produce less collagen and elastin, two proteins that contribute to the elasticity and firmness of our skin and hair. This includes our eyelashes.
“According to a study published in the International Journal of Cosmetic Science, the diameter of eyelashes decreases with age, leading to thinner and droopier lashes."
Hormonal changes during menopause can also affect the growth and health of eyelashes, causing them to lose their natural curl and volume.
Eyelash curlers, especially heated ones, can be harsh on lashes, causing breakage and damage.
This is particularly true for mature lashes, which are more fragile due to decreased collagen and elastin production. The heat from curling irons can also dry out lashes, making them brittle and prone to falling out.
According to a report in the Journal of Cosmetic Dermatology, repeated use of eyelash curlers can lead to traction alopecia, a condition where hair falls out due to tension or pulling.
Eyelash curlers, especially heated ones, can be harsh on lashes, causing breakage and damage.
This is particularly true for mature lashes, which are more fragile due to decreased collagen and elastin production. The heat from curling irons can also dry out lashes, making them brittle and prone to falling out.
According to a report in the Journal of Cosmetic Dermatology, repeated use of eyelash curlers can lead to traction alopecia, a condition where hair falls out due to tension or pulling.
1. Eyelash Serums: Quality serums contain ingredients like peptides and biotin that promote lash growth and health. They can help restore the natural curl and volume of your lashes.
2. Healthy Diet: A diet rich in proteins, vitamins, and minerals can promote lash health.
Foods like fish, eggs, beans, and Greek yogurt are excellent sources of protein. Fruits and vegetables, particularly those rich in vitamins A, C, and E, can also help improve lash health!
Curled lashes do not obscure your eyes, or cast an inky shadow. This is especially important for women over 50, who may have dark circles because of hormonal and skin related changes. Droopy eyelashes give an impression of smaller, ringed eyes.
1. Eyelash Serums: Quality serums contain ingredients like peptides and biotin that promote lash growth and health. They can help restore the natural curl and volume of your lashes.
2. Healthy Diet: A diet rich in proteins, vitamins, and minerals can promote lash health.
Foods like fish, eggs, beans, and Greek yogurt are excellent sources of protein. Fruits and vegetables, particularly those rich in vitamins A, C, and E, can also help improve lash health!
Curled lashes do not obscure your eyes, or cast an inky shadow. This is especially important for women over 50, who may have dark circles because of hormonal and skin related changes. Droopy eyelashes give an impression of smaller, ringed eyes.
3. Gentle Massage: Massaging your eyelids can stimulate blood flow to the area, promoting lash growth.
Use your fingertips to gently massage your eyelids in a circular motion for a few minutes each day.
PRO-TIP: Once you’ve applied a quality eyelash serum, you can also press your wet lashes against the brow bone (gently) to give them an additional lift and curl.
4. Proper Makeup Removal: Leaving makeup on overnight can damage your lashes.
Always remove your makeup before bed using a gentle makeup remover. Avoid rubbing or pulling on your lashes as this can both harm the delicate curl of your lashes, and actually worsen eyelash breakage.
3. Gentle Massage: Massaging your eyelids can stimulate blood flow to the area, promoting lash growth.
Use your fingertips to gently massage your eyelids in a circular motion for a few minutes each day.
PRO-TIP: Once you’ve applied a quality eyelash serum, you can also press your wet lashes against the brow bone (gently) to give them an additional lift and curl.
4. Proper Makeup Removal: Leaving makeup on overnight can damage your lashes.
Always remove your makeup before bed using a gentle makeup remover. Avoid rubbing or pulling on your lashes as this can both harm the delicate curl of your lashes, and actually worsen eyelash breakage.
5. PrimeLash Mascara: The favorite mascara of women over 50. PrimeLash Mascara has over 6000 5* reviews and hundreds of them praise the C-curve lashes achieve, in just 2 coats.
How does PrimeLash Mascara make this possible?
The unique serum base hydrates parched, brittle lashes. Olive oil and avocado oil (with squalene) unfurl sparse lashes to their full length. Vitamins A, C, D, E fortify and strengthen lashes … to prevent the dreaded droop.
Finally, the magic wand combs and lifts eyelashes, locking the look in place.
The more diligently you use PrimeLash Mascara, the more pronounced you can expect this delightful, natural curve to get.
5. PrimeLash Mascara: The favorite mascara of women over 50. PrimeLash Mascara has over 6000 5* reviews and hundreds of them praise the C-curve lashes achieve, in just 2 coats.
How does PrimeLash Mascara make this possible?
The unique serum base hydrates parched, brittle lashes. Olive oil and avocado oil (with squalene) unfurl sparse lashes to their full length. Vitamins A, C, D, E fortify and strengthen lashes … to prevent the dreaded droop.
Finally, the magic wand combs and lifts eyelashes, locking the look in place.
The more diligently you use PrimeLash Mascara, the more pronounced you can expect this delightful, natural curve to get.
While aging does affect the health and appearance of our lashes, there are ways to maintain their natural curl and vitality.
By taking care of our lashes and using products like PrimeLash Mascara, we can keep our lashes looking youthful and vibrant.
While aging does affect the health and appearance of our lashes, there are ways to maintain their natural curl and vitality.
By taking care of our lashes and using products like PrimeLash Mascara, we can keep our lashes looking youthful and vibrant.
For all general inquiries, please contact us at info@primeprometics.com
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