Can you share lash extension horror stories about improper application?

One horror story is when the lash extensions were glued together. It made the eyes look really strange and clumpy. It was so bad that the person had to have them removed immediately.

A young girl had a henna tattoo applied on her hand. The person applying it used too much pressure with the applicator. This not only made the process painful for her but also caused the henna to seep into small cuts on her hand that she didn't even know she had. Later, those areas got infected and she had to deal with swelling and pus.

Allergic reactions are the worst. When your eyes swell up and become itchy and red, it's not only painful but also a health risk. It can also be really inconvenient as you need to seek medical help, take medications, and you can't just ignore it. Plus, it means you have wasted your money on the lash extensions that you can't even keep on your eyes.

Well, I've heard of a horror story where the lash technician didn't sanitize the tools properly. This led to an eye infection for the client. The client's eyes were constantly watering, and they had a lot of discharge. It took weeks of treatment with antibiotics to get rid of the infection. Another aspect is when the extensions are too long. They can get caught in things like pillowcases or clothing, and when they pull, it can be really painful and may even pull out some of the natural lashes.

Well, in some horror stories related to improper surgical techniques in BBL, the surgical incisions were not made or closed properly. This can lead to significant scarring. Moreover, if the anesthesia is not administered correctly during the BBL procedure, it can pose serious risks to the patient's health. The patient may experience excessive bleeding or other life - threatening conditions during the surgery due to these improper techniques.

Sure. There was a case where the hvac unit was installed too close to a wall. As a result, it didn't have proper ventilation. The unit overheated constantly and eventually broke down. It was a nightmare for the homeowner as they had to pay for a new installation.

Sure. There was a case where the orthodontist didn't check the patient's bite properly before starting treatment. As a result, the patient's bite got worse during the treatment process. It was a nightmare for the patient as they had to go through more complex and expensive procedures to correct the mistake.

One horror story is when the hair extensions were not properly attached. They started falling out during an important event. It was so embarrassing as strands were all over my clothes. I had paid a lot for those extensions too.

A specific 'Harvard horror story' about the application process could be related to the financial aid application. It can be a very confusing and time - consuming process. Some students might not understand all the terms and conditions, and they might end up not getting the financial aid they need. This can be a huge setback and a real horror for students who are relying on it to afford Harvard.

Sure. I heard of a patient whose veneers were fitted too far forward on the teeth. It made their teeth look bulgy and unnatural. It was really obvious that something was wrong with their teeth, and it made the patient self - conscious.