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  FINANCIAL TIMES – OCTOBER 2022 THE BEST MASCARAS FOR LUSCIOUS LASHES Rebecca Newman of the Financial Times wrote the following article for the beauty section on the 18th October 2022. Our good friend Sue Marsh, rightly named as the Lash Queen, was quoted for her expert knowledge on the subject. Beyoncé likes mink ones. Marilyn Monroe’s sold for $8,960, and Madonna’s got some that are studded with diamonds. False eyelashes have long been a shortcut to superstar impact. But these days, clinically backed growth serums, lash lifts and innovations in technology offer impactful ways to make your homegrown flutter more fantastic. … Current market leaders include Latisse and RevitaLash , which has sold 12 million tubes of its Advanced Eyelash Conditioner (from £89). Its fans include Kim Kardashian and the Duchess of Sussex (who said that RevitaLash makes her eyelashes “as long as they could ever be”). This September saw the launch of a sensitive version: RevitaLash A...

American 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-p...

Vogue How to properly grow out your eyebrows First off, don’t feel bad. Over-zealous plucking and waxing, either by you or your beautician is based on the best of intentions. We know. Like too much make-up, it’s intuitive to actually do more to get better results. Doing absolutely nothing and expecting to wake up a young Brooke Shields or a Restoin-Roitfeld feels wrong, but if you want the virgin brows of your youth back there’s a few simple rules, and a good way to go about it. Let’s start with step one: Stop. tweezing. Or waxing, or threading etc…If you want to see this through you’ll have to inject a little laissez-faire into your brow routine. Get used to it. Wait it out This is not a one-week operation. It can take at least several months for the full hair growth cycle of your eyebrow hairs to complete itself, so hold out. For as long as you can, or at least until three months. At most, this can take half a year. Stray area Make peace with the fact that you...

Company Magazine Like any girl, I want my lashes to be longer and thicker. I’ve tried lash-boosters, and they do make a difference, but I want more. So I’m turning to the hard stuff and road-testing a lash growing service that’s just become available in the UK.  Mylash  offers consultation and treatment from UK doctors for eyelash growth. Independent clinical studies by the US government found it made lashes 25% longer, 106% thicker and 18% darker (I know, wow!) My treatment comes like eye drops with teeny applicators that you use to paint the product onto your lashline every night. I’m only three weeks in to my treatment but I’m already noticing they’re thicker and, having seen the lashes of someone who’s been using a treatment for 6 months (a-MAZING), I’m applying my treatment religiously!  A must have treatment! Written by: Sophie Quereshi Company Magazine January 2011. View Treatments

Marie Claire 5 Fool-Proof Steps to Incredible Lashes We might be witnessing bare lashes on the catwalk but in the world I’m sure most women will agree that lashes are a big deal. I, for one, can leave the house sans foundation but you won’t catch me in public without a lick of mascara. No sir. But there’s more to Bambi-like mesmeric lashes than a perfunctory slick of the black stuff. Follow these seemingly simple steps and you’ll be amazed at the difference. STEP1. Give ‘em a Curl Most make-up artists won’t even think of touching the mascara wand without curling the lashes first. Straight lashes can look shorter than they actually are which is something that many Asian women struggle with. My favourite lash curler has to be Shu Uemura Eyelash Curler, £20. It gives a natural curve to the lashes without leaving a kink in the hair, it doesn’t pinch your skin and the curl lasts. You can always opt for a slight more long-lasting solution. Blink Ultimate Lash Curl, £50, las...

Elle Magazine Beauty Editor’s Pick The Growth Activator The promise:  Twenty five per cent longer, 106 per cent thicker and 18 per cent darker lashes in three months. The lowdown:  Mylash, also known as  Latisse , uses a prescription only formula that was originally used in the treatment of glaucoma. It’s already a cult product in the US. After a consultation, I apply a thin layer daily along my lash line until the lashes reach my desired length (it takes three months). The results:  Beyond what I hoped for – my lashes are longer, darker and thicker. The details:  £105 for three months’ supply. Enq www.mylash.org Written by: Suzanne Scott Beauty Editor  January 2012 View Treatments

Cosmopolitan Beauty trends With a combined 22 years in the beauty business, we’ve tried more than our fair share of lotions and potions. But when one of us ‘fessed up to using the same eyeliner every day for three years, we realised we all use an amazing number of the same products over and over again, despite a mountain of new stuff hitting our desks week. Why? Because they work really well. Cue furious list-writing of all our life changing products and most-used beauty tricks. We couldn’t bear to keep them to ourselves, so here’s a little insight into what goes on in our bathrooms. Number 15 I’ve been using a treatment from  Mylash  for a couple of months now. It’s a lash growth treatment that was prescribed for me. A bit pricey at £200, but it’s already really extended my lashes – even my friends have noticed a difference.  Cassie Cosmopolitan Beauty Bible 2014 Written by: Cassie Powney , Ingebord Van Lotringen and Kate Turner – Beauty w...

Daily Mail , 29th November 2010 Author:  Katie Nicholl When Mail on Sunday columnist Katie Nicholl’s mother Adele was diagnosed with breast cancer earlier this year, the impact on the whole family was devastating. But, as they explain, their difficult journey has brought them closer together “I feel like me again – Thanks MyLash! View Treatments

Fancy a flutter? We love longer lashes because they instantly give us bigger, sexier eyes. The latest lash enhancing treatments and conditioning mascaras give a simple way to add drama and impact. There’s a grow-your-own revolution in the US – and it’s got nothing to do with gardening. Women looking for longer, fuller, darker eyelashes are no longer opting for false lashes or extensions, but are turning to a prescription service which could spell the end of these – and standard mascara, too. MyLash, has many high-profile devotees, including London lash queen Sue Marsh. Sue, who counts Elle Macpherson, Patsy Kensit, Trinny Woodall and Amanda Holden among her clients, specialises in couture eyelash extensions, but she says she has long sought a more permanent alternative. “I have to admit that extensions can, in the long term, damage your lashes, so I needed to find a way to strengthen, lengthen and thicken my clients’ lashes without them,” says Sue. The American Fo...