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Reddit mentions of Callas Charming Double Eyelid Tape with Easy Applicator 40 pairs (ET03 HARD)
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We found 4 Reddit mentions of Callas Charming Double Eyelid Tape with Easy Applicator 40 pairs (ET03 HARD). Here are the top ones.
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- Callas Charming Double Eyelid Tape is a medical graded tape designed to lift the eyelids and sagging skin around the eyes. With continuous use, the Callas Charming Double Eyelid Tape will permanently shape the eyelids without eyelid surgery. As a result it makes the eyes look bigger and clearer. With Callas Charming Double Eyelid Tape, the big and beautiful eyes are here to stay.
- How to Use ---------------- 1. Before using callas Charming Double Eyelid Tape, Clean the eye area (See Pic A) 2.Fold the paper to support the back and gently remove the Callas Charming Eyelid Tape from the edges. (see Pic B) 3. Gently apply Callas Charming Double Eyelid Tape 2-3mm above the eye near the eyelash line. * Make up can be applied naturally 4. Use the applicator to give your eyelids natural look. (See Pic C) *Results May Vary*
- After Use ---------------- 1. Gently grip the edges and remove the Callas Charming Double Eyelid Tape. 2. Wash the face and eye area with warm water. Single Side Tape (ET03 HARD) Contains 10 Pairs per sheet / 4 sheet per pack with pusher applicator.
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Dem brows, try to clean up the ends a bit, and fill in the beginning a bit more since you have wider set eyes. Use a dark brow pencil instead of black and draw in short light strokes.
Also double eyelid tapes from amazon would help you create the big eyes effect along with falsies.
Dunno if you have dry patches or if it's just peach fuzz, but exfoliation helps, then pat some (like half a drop) glycerin on the patch before bed :)
blepharoplasty is not something to take lightly,
if you are serious about the procedure, you might be better off (as someone else mentioned) going to korea or thailand for the work (medical tourism is huge in both countries and they will have clinics set up with wholly english speaking staff that exclusively take non locals) the whole cost of flights, hotel and surgery is usually much less than the cost of getting it done locally since it is a common procedure there (as compared to calgary)
before you do commit to such a face altering surgery, you might want to discuss it with family, while they might not say it, it can sometimes be considered disrespectful to remove such a racial characteristic (or that you no longer wish to look like them) at least try a couple of moths with eyelid tape or glue
No prob! It's just funny that I've been having this problem recently and have just had my eyes look equally for two days now.
The make-shift "tape" I use: http://www.staples.com/Post-it-1-2-Flags-with-Pop-Up-Dispenser/product_SS975428
I basically cut one strip into around 3 curved ones (like these ones http://www.amazon.com/Eye-Charm-Charm-Double-Applicator-40pairs/dp/B000VS6GCM).
You have to experiment on exactly where you put it on your lid--it's easy and you'll figure it out! :)
About the tape, I only used the post-it ones, because I didn't want to buy the eyelid tape ones. I have two other sets of these sticky markers (one from Daiso and the other from the dollar store but they don't stick as well as Post-It).
If you decide on buying anyway and that you don't have these post-it tabs at home, I think you should just get the eyelid tape--then again, you'll just experiment first--so maybe buying it without knowing it'll work isn't such a good idea... Anyway! The bottom line is that what you need is something that will really stick and is thicker than the normal Scotch (transparent) tape. I think the thicker magic tape would work too. If your eyelid tends to get a little bit oily like mine, put the tape on after shower/washing your face.
If you have any follow-up questions, I'll be happy to answer them.
I have Eyelid Tape in my "things that might be helpful" box.