National Lash Day

National Lash Day is a day when everyone remembers the health of eyelashes and the importance of proper and timely care for them. Eyelashes not only make the eyes more attractive but also perform an important protective function. They prevent dirt, microbes, and foreign bodies from entering the eyes.

History

National Lash Day was first on February 19, 2015. A large American company, House of Lashes, which produces products for eyelash care and accessories for extensions, established the holiday to draw attention to the urgent issues of maintaining eyelash health. The corporation also aimed to advertise its products. On this day, master classes and conferences on eyelash extensions and care are held, which are very popular among cosmetologists.

Interesting Facts

Many interesting facts are known about eyelash extensions and care:

• Eyelashes change daily in humans, but people do not notice this process;
• Cosmetics for eyelash decoration first appeared in ancient Egypt, but they were toxic and harmful to health;
• In 1913, the first relatively safe mascara appeared in France, and since then, France has become the leader in the production of this type of cosmetics;
• 97% of eyelashes are composed of keratin, a protein also found in human hair, nails, and mammalian horns;
• On average, the length of eyelashes reaches 7 millimeters, with the central ones being the longest and the ones on the sides shorter.

How to Celebrate

This day is a great occasion to try a new high-quality mascara or eyelash care product. Do not miss the opportunity to become more beautiful. You can also spend this day visiting a cosmetologist for eyelash extensions.

Usually, numerous events dedicated to eyelash care are held around the world on this day. Large cosmetology companies offer significant discounts on their products. Such a profitable opportunity should not be missed. Eyelashes are a very important part of the face and require daily care and attention.

When is National Lash Day in 2025?

National Lash Day is observed on February 19 each year.

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