{"id":2257,"date":"2017-11-15T09:36:49","date_gmt":"2017-11-15T09:36:49","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/www.madamemadeline.com\/false-lashes\/?p=2257"},"modified":"2019-04-06T03:35:52","modified_gmt":"2019-04-06T03:35:52","slug":"false-eyelash-hack-women-everywhere-love","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/www.madamemadeline.com\/false-lashes\/false-eyelash-hack-women-everywhere-love\/","title":{"rendered":"False Eyelash Hack Women Everywhere Love"},"content":{"rendered":"

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False lashes are like the breathalyzers of the beauty world. Perfectly glued to your lash line and\u00a0looking soft and fluttery? You’re probably just one or two drinks in. Stuck to the side of your couch where you passed out at 2 a.m.? Pass the Aspirin. It’s rare that false lashes get a second life \u2014 but the one they lived the first time around is typically pretty worth it.<\/p>\n

Most of us know the pain of applying false lashes for a night out, only to cry them off when you\u2019ve had far too much to drink (just me?). Best case scenario: You\u2019ve bought a spare pair of lashes, or you\u2019ve at least remembered the glue. Worst case? Your glue is sat on your bedside table at home. And therefore you shove your lashes away in your clutch and risk ruining them forever. If you\u2019re unfortunate enough to have dealt with the latter, one girl has come up with a solution to ensure you can save your lashes for another day \u2013 rather than letting them get crumpled and wrecked at the bottom of your bag.<\/p>\n

This\u00a0Twitter user has found a genius trick for extending the shelf life of her strip lashes \u2014 and it includes something you probably haven’t thought of since turning 21: Kinder eggs (also known as Easter egg).<\/p>\n

Twitter user @#daniellehaighx, who goes by Dani, posted a photo of a Kinder egg labeled “lashes.” She explained that instead of storing jelly beans inside, she keeps her falsies and a tiny tube of lash glue in there to keep her strips from getting smashed in her bag at the end of the night.<\/p>\n

Is it too late to submit this person for\u00a0Beauty Innovator Of The Year?!<\/p>\n

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False eyelashes always getting wrecked shoving them in ur bag?? Go treat urself to a kinder egg ur welcome ladies x<\/p>\n

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Of course, Dani\u2019s suggestion of using empty Kinder Egg containers isn\u2019t as useful for American makeup lovers \u2014 the toy-filled candy has\u00a0been banned\u00a0in the United States since the 1930s for being a choking hazard. But hey, where there\u2019s a will there\u2019s a way \u2014 and if reports are true, they may be available in America\u00a0sooner than you think<\/a>.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n

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After the post, the Twitter-verse shouted their support for the pro tip with 60,000 likes and more than 15,000 re-tweets. In the tweet, Danielle explains how she\u2019d purchased a Kinder Egg (Ester Egg) and used the yellow pot found in the middle to safely guard her false lashes.<\/p>\n

Commenters called her “a living angel,” and praised her for being so thoughtful to share her trick. One commenter, @zaranoakes05, shared her love for the Kinder container idea, explaining that she’d tried, and failed, to repurpose an Altoids container to store her lashes in the past. “I tried it with a mint tin n it didn\u2019t work cos the mint was so strong when I put my lashes on it stung my eye,” she commented. (Ouch.)<\/p>\n

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