Bottom lash mascara tips?

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Jenna T.

Jul 14, 2013

Jenna T.

So, this is how I normally wear my mascara. But my bottom lashes don't curl at all, and go straight out, how can I apply mascara to them without it looking wierd? Or is there any way to curl them? I curl my top lashes, but I don't think it would work for my bottom.–

Jenna T.

Jul 14, 2013

Jenna T.

The bottom mascara had kind of flaked off when I took these, which is why there is barely any mascara in the corners.

Fadiah S.

Jul 14, 2013

Fadiah S.

I don't really know about curling your bottom lashes--but you can try to curl it with your fingers, then apply a mascara (my favorite for bottom lashes is maybelline's telescopic mascara :) )

Halle C.

Jul 14, 2013

Halle C.

When your applying your mascara you can push down on your lashes well it's wet or tacky still. Waterproof mascara will hold the curl better.

Kayla C.

Jul 14, 2013

Kayla C.

I know the bottom lash can't be curled with eyelash curler is cuz it's short, but you can use mascara to make it curl and dark. You just use a finger or something, hold on to lid of the bottom and pull down, then just apply mascara. of course, the effect also depends on what kind of mascara you use. The ones that dry fast are better.

Vanessa W.

Jul 14, 2013

Vanessa W.

Apply the mascara wiggling straight downwards, if you wiggle from side to side, your lashes will separate more and create a spread out look. You can't curl your bottom lashes, they'd look better straight anyways :)

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