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They are growing back! if you don't know what I am talking about, you should read this blog post of mine: It Makes Me Want To Pull My Hair Out
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I added lashes to schuylar! :D only a bit on the ends because hers were pretty already :) I love it<3
The most gorgeous little face, and long, sweeping lashes.
Such a pretty baby boy...
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Getting the lashes in the first lid was a breeze - I couldn't believe how easy they went in! Next eye wasn't so!
50mm lens reverse mounted as a macro. This is one of the ones I focused myself.
Ideally it needs greater DOF as I didn't get any shots with both lashes and iris in focus, but did this indoors with the ISO already at 400 and it was hard to keep perfectly still for any longer!
Today I discovered that I had won the Fire Mountain Beads & Gems - Grand Prize Winner - Presidents Award in the Crystal Jewelry Category. See all the winners with this link .. www.firemountaingems.com/galleryofdesigns/jewelry_design_...
lashes, lashes, and lashes. I used to have a lot more. the two single pairs on the end I custom made with rhinestones.
Canadian Pacific 8570 and a CEFX leaser AC4400 (1026) lead this manifest from the Union Pacific's Pana Sub. onto the the Alton & Southern connection track to their yard in Mitchell, Illinois.
Long Hiatus brings for good results!! Hey guys. Just some pictures from recent shoots done in the STL!!!
here you can kind of see where the knots of the flares should sit among your natural lashes. if properly applied they'll be nestled in right at the lashline between your real eyelashes, and you shouldn't be able to feel them at all. if the knot of the flare is touching the waterline of your upper eyelid, it needs to be adjusted.