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Natural Mink vs. Faux Mink Lashes

• Mink: By far the most popular natural eyelash extension material. Mink is super lightweight, fluffy, and it mimics the look of your own lashes. If you're new to lash extensions and you're partial to a subtler look, mink can be a good choice. Just be aware: Like fur coats, fur lashes come with luxury price tags. You'll pay up to $500 for a set. There's also some upkeep involved with mink lashes. Unlike the faux mink and other synthetic alternatives, mink lashes will not maintain a curl. You'll need to periodically re-curl them yourself.
• Faux Mink: A man-made alternative to real mink, with a similar lightweight feel. Faux mink is a better choice for those with allergies or ethical aversions to fur. Don't want to spend the money for real mink, but covet the look? Faux mink is definitely more budget-friendly. You'll spend $150 to $350 for faux mink lashes, depending on the type of salon, location, lash artist, and the number and style of lashes you choose.

Silk Lashes

• Silk: Lash extensions made of silk are the heaviest and most rigid. Their thickness and luster really pop and stand out, so silk lashes are commonly used for weddings and special occasions. They're also the least comfortable extensions available. Pricing is similar to faux mink lashes.

How Long do Lash Extensions Last?

A typical set of lash extensions will last from 2-4 weeks. You don't need to have them removed. Extensions fall out naturally along with the lash they are attached to. If you like the way they look and want to keep them, you can get a fill to add more lashes. This service generally costs about half of what you paid for a full set of extensions. 

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