This is the author’s commentary on the article Premier Lash Studio in NJ Only Uses Hypoallergenic and Cruelty Free Products. It was also published by Benzinga.com.

The hottest trend over the last few years has been eyelash extensions, but some women have developed allergic reactions to them. The type and quality of products a studio uses are crucial to their success.

Lashes are a fast-growing industry, and lash studios are responsible for making sure that the products they use are safe for their clients.

Lash Studio owner, Ash Santiago is able to assist allergy sufferers. Her tips for aftercare can help you resolve allergic reactions.

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However, there have been some women who have experienced allergic reactions with eyelash extensions, specifically due to the glue used. This is especially true when choosing the eyelash extensions studio in nj, as it underscores the importance of knowing what type and quality products a lash studio uses.

“We have had the pleasure of serving customers who had previously had an allergic reaction to their eyelash extensions they received from another lash studio. Since we only use hypoallergenic products and lash glue, we are able to give clients who were previously allergic, the ability to have eyelash extensions time and time again with our service,” said Ash Santiago, owner and licensed esthetician. “Our clientele have trusted us with their look since we don’t compromise in any aspect of our lash studio and can focus on bringing that look into reality.”

Published at: Benzinga.com

The aviation-themed watches just keep coming. Last week, we highlighted the release of a new Longines GMT watch with a fascinating backstory (and impressive performance specs), and this week, another high-flying timepiece has captured our attention: the new Rolex Air-King. Officially known as the Rolex Oyster Perpetual Air-King, the revamped watch features a new case […]

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