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Published 12:49 7 Sept 2017 BST
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According to You, she first noticed that her eyelashes were growing more than usual in 2013 when she was at an 18-month nature retreat.
She believes she's been blessed with the luscious lashes because she is at one with nature.
Fair.
You was officially awarded the 2018 Guinness World Record for the longest eyelashes today.
And we're not surprised. There's no beating her.
Also snapping up some titles were nail artist Ayanna Williams, who boasts fingernails of over 18 feet, and Cygnus the cat, who has a very long tail stretching 44.66 cm.
Williams says that she can carry out most household tasks easily enough.
Cygnus has yet to comment.
The first Guinness Book of Records came about back in the 1950s when the director of the Guinness brewery, Sir Hugh Beaver, realised that there was no publication that told him what the fastest game bird in Europe was.
Later that year, he decided to compile a book of records that he believed would sort out pub rows.
The 2018 Guinness Book of World Records hits bookshops today.
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