When I was 15-16 years old I wore them every day 9in the 1970's) .......................it was hard to give them up TBH .........I looked positively ill without them. I took the plunge when I changed job. I was shocked to see Corin without hers ......she looked a different person altogether.

Corin did, and even odder without her eyebrows. They cost about £5 a go though, that's a lot of money on eyelashes in that house.  I wonder if they wear them every day in the outside world?

there was a time i never left the house without ........................ electric blue mascara 

ohh i remember electric blue mascara. although im still partial to blue eye-shadow so i cant really comment

i am going back a bit lol   bet you suit the eyeshadow  ...... nowadays  i wouldnt dare 

I've tried and failed many times to put false eye lashes on - I get the glue nice and tacky then the bliddy things stick to everything but my lids 


On a different note it's been reported (don't know how true it is) but girls are losing their natural eyelashes and having bald spots because of false eyelashes just like hair extensions.

Like I said, don't know how true it is but it's scared me enough not to want to put them on now

Should use a couple of tame spiders.

In short ... They have no telly.

IIn the 1970's I used to buy a top and bottom pair every week. They were 55p a set ...............£1.10 out of my wages. I'd wear the new set on an evening when I went out and the week old pair became my work pair the following week (if that makes sense) I know it sounds ridiculously cheap now but in 1974/75 that was a lot of money.

And ..............I never lost my original eyelashes although I wore them constantly for about two years.

I sometimes use those semi permanent ones, that stay on for about a week. but after you have slept in them a couple of nights they look all crinkled and go off at odd angles then your stuck with the buggers because the stuff thats meant to get them off a) doesnt work and b) stings your eyes.

I have never worn false eyelashes

Nor me.

I've never worn them,my own lashes are very very long and it's not the first time I've been asked are they false,

I only wore them once...and one fell off

Aww KT.

Ife's were ridiculous.
They would bash her on the forehead when she blinked.

I couldn't wear them with my jam jar bottom glasses.

If you could see me if I've mascara on trying to wear glasses....I've to wear them halfway down my nose,

Oooh woman, you with your hair and eyelashes! *pokes Lee in the ribs*

It's as well they're well padded madam.

I never go out without them.

I love them .
Eylure Glamour Naturalites 116

I wear Naturalites,but get different ones as I can't always get what I want.Superdrug does them.Mine last me months.I always make sure I have a good supply.I did get my last lot on line,because I couldn't find the glue anywhere and started to panic.So I now have 3 bottles,lets hope it doesn't dry up before I need it.

i once bought some of the girls aloud ones, the sarah ones i think. needed a crane to open my eyes they were so massive!

Naturalites are not heavy,you can get them in different lengths and thickness.The first pair I ever bought were like you had Gypsie.My eyes looked like piss holes in the snow.You live and learn

The GA ones are on special in Superdrug, or they were last week when Madame was emptying my purse.

Edited to correct typos which are proving spectacular this week.

are you suggesting i relive the 'oh my god i cant see out of my own eyes through this curtain' nightmare

Noooo one set was lovely, I can't remember whos though, it may have been Cheryl's

I did some modeling work for a German Magazine when I was 18 and I had to put on false eyelashes every day for the shoot. My left eye went very strange and I had to stop the falsies. It didn't really matter because my eyelashes were really big when I was young.