You Jianxia of Shanghai says she cleans them when she washes her face once a day.
This woman only had to bat her eyelashes to get into the Guinness Book of World Records.
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At 4.88 inches long, You Jianxia of Shanghai, China, has the world’s longest eyelashes, which come down to her chin.
“They are a part of my body, so I never find them inconvenient,” You said in an interview with Guinness World Records.
She said her eyelashes began growing four years ago during an 18-month nature retreat.
Since then, she credits living in harmony with nature for the extraordinary length of her lashes, and views them as a sign of her health and well-being.
Her daily care routine involves cleaning them gently when she washes her face.
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She beat out the last record holder, a Canadian woman with 3.17-inch-long eyelashes, in June 2016.
Her eyelashes were laid flat on a ruler for the official judging and measured three times in front of individual witnesses, according to the Guinness World Records.
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