Any recommendations on false lashes for a beginner?
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Dec 2, 2015
Miranda R.
I would say that I'm probably "intermediate" at doing my makeup. I'm not really a beginner but I'm definitely not an expert. False lashes are something I have never done, but I want to try! what is a good brand and style for me to try out? I would prefer something natural looking..
Dec 2, 2015
Tessandra R.
L.A. Colors False Eyelashes are very good for beginners! The glue that comes with isn't very easy to apply so I use Revlon Precision Clear Lash Adhesive :) You will have to cut them most likely because many falsies come longer to be able to fit multiple eyeshapes. When you remove them from the package, you should put your finger on the lashes themselves and gently tug them off the sticky packaging instead of pulling them off like a bandaid. And if they feel rather stiff to you, grab both ends of the lash with two hands and bring your hands together to form an upside-down You shape with the lash. That will help it conform to your eyeshape better. Also just apply a thin line of glue, otherwise it'll clump and take forever to dry. With my experience I like to apply the outer part of the lash first and then slowly press it down to conform to my eyeshape. Press them into your lid gently for about 20 seconds and you're done! I hope I helped you some! If you have any other questions about it let me know!
Dec 2, 2015
Kayla E.
I agree with everything Tessandra said! You could also buy cheap lashes in sets of 5-10 pairs off of eBay just as practice and to see what style works best on you. Half the battle is finding your perfect style!
Dec 2, 2015
Lisa S.