What describes telogen lashes in the growth cycle?

Telogen lashes are those that are in the resting phase of the hair growth cycle, which is characterized by readiness to shed. During this phase, the lashes have completed their growth cycle and are no longer actively growing. They may be longer in length compared to those in other phases, but they are eventually going to fall out to make way for new anagen (active growth phase) hairs. Understanding that telogen lashes are in a state of dormancy and are about to be shed is crucial, as it helps in understanding the overall health and cycle of lash hair. This information is important for lash artists and technicians when considering lash retention and overall lash health in their clients.