can someone teach me a easy way to put fake lashes on?

[Anonymous]

I really wanna learn how to put fake lashes on. I can always get one set of lashes on but no the other. Also what are some good lashes to chose from? I would like a more natural look.

[naiomyy]

it just takes a little bit of practice! the best tips i have are instead of the tube lash glue that you squeeze, get the lash glue that you twist open and has a brush applicator so you can have more control over how much glue you’ll be using and making sure you put it on properly.(DUO makes this type of glue and it also doesn’t have that funky smell like the tube glue) After you apply the glue don’t place it on your eye right away, wait a couple seconds for the glue to become tacky because if you don’t it’ll just slide all over your eye and mess up your liner/eyeshadow. NEVER apply lashes “straight” make sure that when you’re applying them you hold them either with tweezers or your index finger & thumb twist up over your lid until your pinky is pointing at the sky (applying lashes straight on doesn’t give you the full effect and makes your lashes appear less full and as if they were facing down). Apply on lash line, not on eyelashes, it’s super painful when you accidentally pull a lash out with your falsies. Eyeliner also helps make it look less like falsies! you can also clean your lashes with makeup removing oil or warm water with a q-tip gently!!😊

[darlyndar]

this applicator is very affordable and actually makes it very easy to apply lashes. I look straight into a mirror and line them up with my outer Lash first. Then, I take the tip of the inner lash and hold it down to my lash line. KoKo Lashes are my favorite ever. I use Risqué and Misha. They’re around $7-8 each and last me at least 25-30 wears. The lash band is very thin and easy to hide. I also like the Duo dark lash glue. Hope this all helps! ❤️

[Anonymous]

Thank you!

[Salliestar]

Try looking down into the mirror and use the lash applicator then put them on. For me it's easier to apply on the right side then on my left side. I would say always start with the hardest side first and then focus on the easiest. it'll take time but honestly with a few tries you'll get it. Also, start off with natural lashes, they are the easiest and the best. I don't wear dramatic ones because the bands on them are really thick and hard to stay in place, I consider myself a beginner/intermediate. I hope this helps, also try watching YouTube videos.

[Anonymous]

Thank you!