QMBeautique Blogs

False lashes not staying put? Here are the six top reasons, and how to fix them! Magnetic eyeliner and eyelashes alleviate the need to mess around with tricky lash glue or other irritating adhesives; however, it does take a little bit of practice (that's the bad news). Once you figure out these six offenders - lash lifting will be a thing of the past (that's the great news!)

Recycling at home can be challenging, especially for those who lack the ‘know-how’. To help people navigate the murky process of being a responsible consumer, we’re breaking down the problems with plastic recycling, the solutions, and best practices. 

"It's also a curious thing to think that, of all the different types of hair on our bodies, eyelashes are one of the few that have managed to escape the "ugh, get rid of it" category and instead fall under the "oh, let's emphasize that" group"

Have you ever wondered why so much emphasis is placed on eye makeup, or why it is that we find long, thick eyelashes so captivating? If so, join us on this journey where we dive into some of the profound psychological theories surrounding the topic...

First and foremost - what are these magnetic eyelashes?

They're false eyelashes that have tiny magnets attached to the lash band - which then attach to either a second band designed in the same way - which sandwiches your lashes, to a magnetic eyeliner or adhesive or by way of anchor magnets (similar to the first one, but with more precision). 

Unlike traditional false lashes which are applied using a glue, magnetic eyelashes eliminate the hassle of applying glue to your eyelids - they're reusable and don't damage your natural lash line....

The beauty routine is a magical hour — every swipe, dab, and mist becomes a precious instrument of self-expression. But as a mindful consumer buying a half-dozen tubes of this-or-that isn’t magical but seems rather wasteful. The thing is, cosmetics is such a booming industry. It's difficult to tell which brands are producing truly sustainable products. Frequently, consumers are left to figure it out (e.g., knowing what’s greenwashing and what’s not.)

What if climate change wasn't real? What if plastics weren't contaminating our oceans and deforestation threatening our world? 

Would sustainable packaging or conscious consumerism still matter? What if we were wrong about climate change and we created a better world for nothing?

Eco-Friendly choices, for consumers and businesses alike, create a sustainable atmosphere for a better, cleaner and more mindful world and is something we should all be jumping for joy about - regardless of where you stand on the spectrum.

"However, asbestos is a notorious carcinogen, which means that exposure to it can cause various health problems, including cancer. While the use of asbestos in many industries has been banned in several countries, its presence in cosmetics is still a concern."

Asbestos is a naturally occurring mineral that has been used in various industries for decades. It is well known for its heat-resistant properties and has been widely used in construction, automotive, and manufacturing industries. However, asbestos is a notorious carcinogen, which means that exposure to it can cause various health problems, including cancer. While the use of asbestos in many industries has been banned in several countries, its presence in cosmetics is still a concern.