Fashion
It Ended In Tears – A Lady Couldn’t Open Her Eyes After Putting On Artificial Eyelashes
A woman probably between the ages of 30 and 35 years old has been recorded on camera feeling severe pain after putting on artificial eyelashes. If you watch the video carefully, you can see that the artificial eyelashes are too long and it has covered the lady’s eyes. She was trying to open her eyes but she couldn’t because of how the eyelashes has been done.
According to the person who posted this video on social media, this lady did her eyelashes to look more beautiful for her birthday. And as you can see it ended in tears as she was in serious pain. Some social media users after coming across this video said that this is what some ladies want.
God has given them beautiful eyelashes but they feel they can make themselves more beautiful by adding long hair to it. They pray the glue used in making these eyelashes will cause damage to her eyes so that it will serve as a deterrent to others.
You can also watch the video through the link below:
https://www.instagram.com/reel/ChqroHnFPeA/?utm_source=ig_web_copy_link
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Models walked the runway in uniquely tailored outfits that highlighted the versatility of Kpalanga, a modern interpretation of the traditional Fugu designed to appeal to younger generations and professionals.
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