Mylash: Vogue

ELISABETH TNT GIVES UP EYELASH EXTENSIONS AND REVAMPS HER HOLIDAY BEAUTY LOOK.



When the dernier cry at the Vogue offices last year was a pair of long, fluttery lashes, I promptly made a visit to i-Plaza, an unassuming downtown salon where the meticulous Yoshi worked his magic. An hour later, I opened my eyes to the Jessica Rabbit gaze of my dreams. I was instantly addicted. But intervention came by way of an allergic reaction to the lash glue after a top-up in Paris during Fashion Week turned my eyes red, itchy, and swollen. Sue Marsh, who runs a tiny lash atelier back home in London, recommended an “eyelash lift”— an increasingly popular alternative to extensions— to take the edge off. It worked.

The gentle perming gel-and-tint treatment that bends hairs at the root, pushing them up rather than down, gave me eye-opening lashes for weeks— no maintenance necessary. The best part? They were all mine. With added help from treatment serums, like the polypeptide-packed NeuLash to minimize breakage and the medical-grade Mylash to promote growth, a soft, defined effect soon replaced what was once brittle and artificial. My lids will never be Yoshi- level luscious again. But I’m OK with that— especially after a spring runway season that has left me wanting mlnimal-meets-glamorous makeup rather than anything over the top, especially for the holidays. Healthy, natural-looking lashes are in— and they happen to be the perfect canvas for an understated flick of festive glitter or a demure red lip.




Vogue (American Edition), December 2015

Written by Elisabeth von Thurn und Taxis



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