我們已經(jīng)擁有全息唇彩、羽毛眉和閃光臀這些奇特的時尚造型，而最新的一種時尚正在引領著未來的美麗潮流。

 

你也許從未想過，自己會想要入手這樣一款美妝產(chǎn)品。“F.睫毛”牌新款LED假睫毛將是你換掉平淡無奇普通假睫毛的不二之選。市面上對它的評價是“造型新穎有趣，時尚前衛(wèi)。”

 

這款產(chǎn)品在加利福尼亞制匯節(jié)上首次與公眾見面。來自瑞典的產(chǎn)品設計師提恩-彭姆對該產(chǎn)品的多款樣式進行了展示。

 

除了有一系列的顏色——淡粉色、紅色、藍色、白色、黃色和綠色可供選擇之外，這款產(chǎn)品還有“閃爍”模式，假睫毛會閃閃發(fā)光，此外，還有“舞蹈”模式，亮光時閃時滅。

 

這款假睫毛可以重復使用，用睫毛膠水就可以粘在睫毛上方。而LED燈的供電則通過在后腦勺用發(fā)夾固定的一塊手表電池即可實現(xiàn)。

 

彭姆說：“只要你不切斷睫毛和電池之間的電線，你想使用多少次都可以。”“過去三天里，我戴了三次那款粉色的睫毛。它們完全可以重復使用。”雖然這款假睫毛閃閃發(fā)光，彭姆表示它們使用起來會很安全，不僅防汗，還不會發(fā)熱。

 

“睫毛上的燈光并不是很亮的那種。實際上，我常常都不知道我到底有沒有戴睫毛。我得用手蓋住眼睛才能看到那些燈光，”彭姆補充說道。

 

英文原文如下：

According to the independent daily, what color would you choose if you could make your eyelashes twinkle like a LED light? The latest LED lights, eyelashes, can satisfy your fantasy, let you at the party "power", become the most "bright" one.

We’ve had holographic lips, feather brows and the glistening glitter booty, but this latest trend is really taking beauty to the future. 

The beauty product you never knew you needed, F.Lashes are the rave-ready answer to your average pair of falsies and are described as ‘fun, fresh and fierce.’ 

Unveiled at the Maker Faire in California, designer Tien Pham from Sweden demonstrated the lashes and their many modes. 

Aside from coming in an array of colour ways – think pink, red, blue, white, yellow and green – they also come in ‘sparkle’ mode which makes the lashes twinkle and ‘dance’ mode where they flash erratically. 

Powered by a watch battery that attaches to the back of your head using hair clips, the lashes are completely reusable and can be applied to your natural set using eyelash glue. 

“As long as you don't cut or break the connections, you can reuse them as often as you want,” Pham said. “I've worn the pink set three times in the last three days and they are perfectly fine to reuse.” Despite the brightness, he also insists that they are completely safe to wear, sweat-proof and do not emit any heat. 

“The light is not blinding. In fact, I often can't tell I have them turned on. I have to cup my hand over my eye to see the light,” Pham added.