Young women in Newcastle, England, found opportunities for eyelash vending machines

I saw some eyelash vending machines in British squares or communities, and they were all bought by young expectant mothers. What makes these expectant mothers so crazy?

After giving birth to their children, new mothers in the UK put pictures of themselves and their babies on social media (usually within a few hours after birth), which triggered a new beauty trend. Research shows that many mothers will invest in manicures, pedicures, blow dry hair, or even sunburn before giving birth. Ashley Stevenson, a beauty entrepreneur in Newcastle, found that there was a great demand for the latest trends in these prenatal beauty ceremonies - "delivery eyelashes".

The rise of eyelashes shows that the false eyelash business has become very large, and also shows that Ashley has made the right decision. She only chose one field of beauty, and this market is expected to reach more than 1.5 billion US dollars in the next five years.

Unable to entertain some customers, they put vending machines in Newcastle and Gateshead to sell fake eyelashes and glue. Each customer only needs to press a button on the vending machine, and her eyelashes can be sold for £ 10.99 and her glue can be sold for £ 6. These machines sell her 18 eyelashes on vending machines in Eldon square, Metrocenter and Manchester.

Today's false eyelashes used to be a must-have for fancy dress balls and special nights. Nowadays, false eyelashes can be worn at any time to work, go out at night, go to the gym or go to the store. In 2020, this eyelash vending machine will be a whirlwind.