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Apr 11, 2015
Kiimy B.
I'm starting to get reaaally angry, I have naturally long lashes but somes I try to apply falsies and it literally NEVER works. I've watched tutorials on YouTube, read about it, and tried literary millions of times. it never works, it doesn't stick like at all, when I try to press my natural lashes to the falsies then the glue makes them stick to my fingers instead. then I give up my eyeliner n eyeshadow a mess by that time and I have to do my makeup all over. any tips lol I'm on the edge of throwing out all the falsies I have.
Apr 11, 2015
Shanae J.
Lol the struggle girl! The exact same thing happens to me. It looks so easy, but I swear it's the most difficult thing ever haha. I'm following, if you don't mind. I know all the tips and tricks and it still messes up.
Apr 11, 2015
Kiimy B.
Lol shanae wow I'm so glad it doesn't just happen to me. I'm pretty decent at makeup and then I can't even stick on falsies, like foreal that pisses me off! its so harddd!
Apr 11, 2015
Shanae J.
I know exactly what you mean. You're not decent! You're amazing at makeup. I'm sure if you can get liner down, you'll get the hang of falsies! The thing that gets me is the freaking glue. I've waited until it gets tacky, I've stuck it above my lash line and everything people say to do but it just doesn't work.
Apr 11, 2015
Erin M.
I have to apply mine under my lash line. My lashes aren't long, but they're super curly and this makes applying lashes sure hard. So I have to do the under method.
Apr 11, 2015
Sarah N.
I have long lashes and never had an issue with falsies. It's pretty easy for me but I know a lot of people struggle with it. So I don't really have tips you probably haven't already tried but make sure you wait after you apply the glue before applying them so it's tacky and sticks and try using tweezers to grab the lashes and apply and make sure they don't touch the area of the lash with glue on it or it'll stick to the tweezers. I just place them on with my fingers but I've heard tweezers helps til you get the feel of it & just practice with no makeup on and keep trying til you get the feel of it
Apr 11, 2015
Sarah N.
It's hard to explain when it's such a natural thing for me to do and don't really think about what I'm doing but just keep practicing or maybe have a friend (who knows how to apply them) do it on herself so you can watch close and in person and apply them on you and watch in a mirror what she's doing
Apr 11, 2015
Brianna M.
I use to fail at falsies too and I just kept trying I usually set a timer for 45 seconds than apply them right above my lash line and waiting 45 seconds makes it tacky enough to stick but still letting you be able to move them around to readjust it practice is your best friend because I kept practicing and now it takes me less than a minute per lash to put on and I am getting a lot faster at putting on falsies on other people.
Apr 11, 2015
Brianna M.
Oh another thing is I use my fingers its just easier for me but some people use tweezers or even these special lash applicators that may help I know you can go to walmart and gat a lash kit with glue and the applicator.
Apr 11, 2015
Roz X.
I cut mine in half. You can place them just on the outer corner of the eye if you like.
Apr 11, 2015
Charlotte B.
I would try cutting them down it might make it easier for you to apply :)
Apr 11, 2015
Breeze T.
I started out like Rozberry said, cutting them in half. It helps you get the hang of it before you move on to a full strip. I also like using individuals (actually they're about 5-7) so I can modulate how intense they look.
I have long lashes to begin with, and the first times it truly was a disaster, I was going to give up just like you. After the intermediate steps I talked about above, it all came a lot easier.
Also, do you cut them to size and curve them?
Erin, I've never heard of that method! How interesting. Now I'm going to do some research!
Apr 11, 2015
Sonya P.
Great tips ladys! The type of lash glue makes a difference too. I have very watery eyes during the spring/summer and I adore house of lashes non latex eyelash glue. Also once you get them on use your eyelash curler to blend them.
Apr 12, 2015
Tessandra R.
All of these tips are very helpful! I've struggled with false lashes for a couple of years now! I'll definitely try these!