Just like you can get a perm for your hair, there is now a lash perm. It is one way to say goodbye to the eyelash curler for good. Here's how it works.

An eyelash perm gives the appearance of longer lashes without the drama of extensions. Here's what you should know about the popular treatment, per experts.

Eyelash perming, like many other lash-enhancing beauty treatments, is not FDA-approved. If you were around in the ‘80s and were unfortunate enough to experience the hair perm first-hand, you ...

Lash perms vs lash lifts. While often confused, these treatments offer distinct benefits and results. Lash lifts use a silicone shield that follows your eye’s natural curve, ...

Just as a perm turns straight hair into curls, an eyelash perm is a semi-permanent beauty treatment that is designed to curl natural lashes upwards. Eyelash extensions, on the other hand, require ...

"A lash perm works similar to a hair perm," says Richardson, a celebrity lash expert and founder of Envious Lashes. The treatment process is pretty straightforward, too.

There are also some slightly more economical alternatives, including the Japanese-style lash perm at Shizuka New York ($70 if you go before 4 p.m. during the week), which takes just over an hour ...

The same rule applies to an eyelash perm. "For the first 24 to 48 hours after the treatment, your lashes are still a little flexible, so avoid moisture for the first day or two," explains Carver.

I tried eyelash tinting and let me tell you, it's the quickest way to get amazing lashes without mascara. Check out my before and after pics here for proof.