Grafting faux lashes is generally not harmful to the eyes, but if allergies appear after grafting, it will be harmful to the eyes.

1. Pay attention to the occurrence of allergies in the process of grafting faux lashes

Allergy is a rare problem in the process of grafting faux lashes. The glue used in the process of eyelash bonding may cause irritation to fragile skin. Many people have problems such as erythema, red spots, and tears due to allergies to glue. Therefore, you need to have a skin test before you implant faux lashes. It's best to make sure that you don't have allergies and then do the eyelash grafting.

2. Choose a formal place for faux lashes grafting

Generally, large and regular beauty salons will use the best faux lashes for grafting. Situations like allergies and eyelash loss are rarely seen. However, it is difficult to ensure that the products used in small beauty clinics or street beauty shops are standard and qualified. The grafted faux lashes may be damaged and easily fall off. Some people even stick multiple faux lashes on one eyelash for thicker eyelashes, which will cause a burden on the eyelashes and the eyelashes will fall off after a long time.

If an irregular beauty shop buys goods from unknown places, it is easy to cause red and swollen eyes because some are processed from animal hair, and there is no disinfection, so go to a regular place to graft faux lashes.

The grafted faux lashes can usually last from four to six weeks. Because the metabolism time of the eyelashes is about one month, the faux lashes will fall off with the metabolism of the eyelashes. Therefore, the grafted eyelashes lasts for a short period of time. If you want to maintain the effect for a long time, it requires multiple grafting.