Coloured Lashes

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Check out this selection of lashes for that splash of colour! Choosing coloured lashes is a daring and lovely way to give your lash sets more flair and creativity. We wanted to provide you with various styles and colours because these lashes are currently killing it on the socials. What is the definition of coloured lashes? Colour strip lashes are a type of false eyelash that the manufacturer has dyed a specific colour to add extra drama and glamour to your look. They can be made from either natural or synthetic fibres and come in various shapes, lengths, and thicknesses to create different effects. Coloured lashes are generally used with clear lash extensions and clear adhesive to bring out their bright hues, but they can also be worn alone as individual strips or clusters. What are coloured lashes made of? Colour strip Lashes usually contain mink fur, faux mink, silk, or synthetic materials. Mink fur is one of the most popular choices because it’s lightweight yet durable enough to give dramatic results. Faux mink is a synthetic fibre alternative that’s more affordable and still provides a realistic look. Silk lashes are slightly thicker than mink but still lightweight, while synthetic materials offer a wide range of colours and styles. We prefer synthetic fibres as they are vegan and generally hypoallergenic, but coloured lashes come in all shapes and sizes, and the choice is yours. What gives coloured lashes their colour? Coloured Lashes get their hues from different colours of dye applied to the lash fibres during production. These dyes come in various shades, including classic black, brown, blue, and rainbow-coloured varieties. This dye can be either natural or synthetic, depending on the type of fibre used for the lash extensions. Most companies use non-toxic dyes, so there won’t be any risks of irritation or allergic reactions. Some brands also use heat tools to achieve a unique blend of colour between two tones for an even brighter effect. Why choose coloure