UV lamps used for eyelash extensions in high street salons might pose a health riskexperts fear.
Beauticians sell the treatment for as little as £30, which involves shining a light on fake lashes after they have been hand-glued on, with the promise of making them waterproof and longer-lasting.
But the practice, described as ‘worrying’ by dermatologists, isn’t backed by the beauty industry’s body trade.
Experts warn the long-term health risks are a mystery, but concerns are rising that UV lights used for other beauty treatments could lead to melanoma, the deadliest form of skin cancer.
Brits have told of