u/FreakedOut909

There are several stray cats in Ras Al Khaimah next to a mosque that could really use some help. If anyone has been thinking about adopting a cat, or is able to foster, donate some food, or if anyone knows of a rescue organization that could check on them and get them seen by a vet.

People leave food and water for them, but it wouldn't hurt if someone could check up on them if they are in the area. It's very hot outside, they honestly need a loving home.

I added some photos of the cats ( there are young and l assume older cats of different breed, I'm not a cat expert). The location is in the last photo.

Edit: I don’t live in Ras Al Khaimah, and I’m also afraid of cats ( that’s why I couldn’t take closer pictures).

I was hoping if a professional/vet or anyone who is familiar with cats can check up on them and see if they are healthy and ok. There are dozens of cats there, if someone wants to adopt please go there.

If there is an organization that will take care of them, please share with me the details and I can reach out to them. Thank you.

Hi,
I’ve been getting lash extensions on and off for about 2 to 3 years. I usually go for a classic or hybrid set and show a photo for reference, but I’m not very familiar with the terminology and I’m still learning.

In my experience, it’s been hard to find lash techs who really prioritize lash health, so I’ve had to switch between different ones over time. My most recent set, however, has made me want to take a break altogether. At first I liked it, but the fans felt very heavy and started shedding more than usual. It lasted about a month, but there were noticeable gaps, and the extensions were falling out along with my natural lashes. ( first photo for reference) I’ve ended up with a small bald spot that I’m now trying to grow back.

I feel like I’ve been chasing my first ever lash set ever since, because it was perfect, but I haven’t been able to replicate it.

For now, I’m taking a break until my natural lashes recover. Once they do, I want to go back to something very light and low-maintenance. I don’t want fans or anything heavy that can damage my lashes, curl awkwardly when I wash my face, or feel irritating during the day.

I’m trying to better understand what to ask for. Ideally, I want a classic cat-eye look with the lightest possible extensions that are still soft and natural-looking. What should I be asking for in terms of style like 1:1, diameter, and anything else important for lash health?

Also, I’ve been seeing something called “silky lashes” in my city, are those actually lighter and safer for natural lashes, or just a marketing term? ( second & third photo for reference)

I’m not sure I’m using the correct tag, but it’s my first time posting here, so please just ignore that.

Has anyone found a good way to get the last bit of product out of Palmer's bottles with narrow openings and pumps? I feel like there's still quite a bit left inside when the pump stops reaching it, but the opening is too small to easily scoop or pour it out.

Any tricks that work without making a huge mess. Thank you!