Mascara techniques ;)
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Aug 28, 2013
Brittany M.
Are their any special techniques you ladies use to apply your mascara? For bigger, longer lashes - minus any clumps.
Aug 28, 2013
Anupa M.
Curl lashes, eub off excess product on the tip of the mascara bottle. wiggle from the lash line and keep wiggling up. let dry, comb with a lash comb, repeat the wiggling if you feel you need more.
Aug 28, 2013
Luna T.
Curling your lashes before and after applying mascara. I know people say you shouldn't curl your lashes after applying mascara but I haven't had any problems with it ☺
Aug 28, 2013
Elise P.
To make my lashes look fuller I roll the mascara wand behind my lashes so it gets the back off them and also gets the tips.
Aug 28, 2013
Vanessa W.
Wiggle wiggle wiggle! It's the best way to avoid clumps. Use a guard or card to shield the lid so you can get product on every lash. Michellephan on yt has a tutorial. :)
Aug 28, 2013
Megen D.
I read this thing that mua's use to get thicker longer lashes but I haven't tried it yet. you put on the first coat of mascara then take a eyeliner brush or q tip and put baby powder on it and put that on your lashes making sure to get from root to tip then put another coat of mascara on. the mascara adheres to the powder which makes them look thicker and longer. not sure if it works but it makes sense.
Aug 28, 2013
Brittany M.
What are the best mascaras?!?!
Aug 28, 2013
Brittany M.
Thanks girls :)
Aug 28, 2013
Shona S.
Roll the mascara behind your lashes, and apply a few coats :)
Aug 28, 2013
Sam B.
dry then reapply!
Aug 28, 2013
Elizabeth C.
Use an eyelash/eyebrow comb, rub a tiny bit of product on it and apply to your lashes, then apply your mascara from the brush as the girls have suggested, wiggle :) this is a tip I got from a Wayne.g. tutorial.