Fake Eyelash Applicator
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May 10, 2012
Vanessa L.
Been thinking about getting one. Not sure if they work or which brand to get. Thank you!!
May 11, 2012
Shelly T.
Got a pair of tweezers? They'll do the trick.
(Personally, I just use my fingers. It seems to work best for me.)
May 11, 2012
Fancie B.
Like Shelly said, tweezers and your fingers work just fine! But if you have trouble still you should check out the Ardell lash applicator. Someone made a thread about it earlier this week and loved it! She said it made the process quicker and easier. Plus I think it's only 99 cents
May 11, 2012
Angela C.
I have one, and I used it once when it had been a REALLY long time since I did lashes, but for the most part it's a pain. I use my fingers, some like to use tweezers, but the lash applicator is really meant for people who can't manage to keep even one eye open while putting them on, as far as I can tell.
May 11, 2012
Vanessa L.
thanks for the feedback guys! I saw one at the store recently and I thought to myself..."what a waste of money" lol and now I want one hahaha! It's been forever since I've used lashes and when I recently tried it seemed like a challenge. Maybe I just need to practice. Thanks!!!
May 11, 2012
Soma S.
I got the cheapo set from ELF's Hollywood lash kit and maneuvering that thing is quite cumbersome. I eventually learned to do it with my fingers... Practice makes perfect!
May 11, 2012
Jasmine P.
I personally can't use my fingers to apply lashes because I'm very particular about having them lay right above my natural lashes. I love using tweezers, it's the only way it works for me. I just make sure I hold the lash band at the center, place that down first and then push down the corners. By placing the center first you know you're not placing the lash band too far in or too far out from your eye.