Fine hairs supported by follicles along the lash line; changes here can affect density, length, and eye definition.
Eyelashes grow in a natural cycle and are influenced by genetics, age, and hormonal balance. Over time, the growth phase may shorten, leading to lashes that appear thinner, shorter, or more sparse.
Environmental factors, eye rubbing, cosmetic use, and certain medical conditions can further weaken lashes or cause breakage. For many, reduced lash density affects eye definition and overall facial expression.
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