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    Best magnetic lashes to elevate your makeup in 2024

    by Ellie Davis May 25, 2024 4 minutes
    Source: IMAXTree

    False lashes have had a bad rap.

    While they hit the beauty mainstream courtesy of Twiggy in the 1960s, the move towards more minimal makeup has left full-length, va va voluminous designs by the wayside. If they are used, it tends to be a few tactically placed individual ones to enhance the corners of the lash line.

    It’s curious to think that false lashes have been around for over a hundred years with their mention in early iterations of glossy mags way back in 1879. The lash strip was invented back in the 20th century and closely resembles the self-adhesive varieties that still dominate the market.

    Popularised over time by icons from Marilyn Monroe to

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