Flashing Falsies: Will LED Eyelashes Be The New Beauty Trend?
Tired of your usual fake eyelashes that just gives you length and volume? A new invention designed by two Swedish, Tien Pham and Davey Taylor, will make beauty lovers spark and glow.
Tired of your usual fake eyelashes that just gives you length and volume? The f.lashes, a new invention designed by two Swedish, Tien Pham and Davey Taylor, will make beauty lovers spark and glow. Be playful with colors as you can choose from white, pink, red, yellow, red, green and blue.
The battery of the flash eyelashes can last for four hours. The innovative product is not in mass production now, but it is seeking fund on a fundraising website to bring the idea to the market.
More info: Kickstarter
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