The squirrel effect in lash extensions is a lot like the fox effect, it also elongates the eye, but without narrowing it. This effect works best for people with small or deep-set eyes.
It’s important for the artist to build a proper “squirrel,” so you don’t end up with a “fox” instead.
The squirrel effect in Hollywood volume
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