Curling Eyelashes

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Stephanie S.

Jul 2, 2012

Stephanie S.

So, I know that you are supposed to curl them then apply mascara, but what I do is Curl, Apply, then Curl again. They seem to stay better. Is that okay to do?

Kaylah A.

Jul 2, 2012

Kaylah A.

Its said that if you apply then curl it can damage your lashes. If your lashes have trouble Staying curled try a waterproof mascara. 

Stefani M.

Jul 2, 2012

Stefani M.

from watching tons of yourube videos i have found out that curling your lashes after you have mascara on is more damaging than doing it without mascara. the reason is that it pulls on the hair folecule more and bends and therefore rips some of the fibers. BUUUUT..i do the same thing you do!. curl apply curl is how i do it. i find that the damage isn't much of a difference than curling before. so curl away my dear!

Stephanie S.

Jul 2, 2012

Stephanie S.

Thanks you guys :)
They Kaylah, what does the waterproof mascara do? How does it help?

Kaylah A.

Jul 2, 2012

Kaylah A.

Waterproof mascara is a bit heavier n hardens more sonit wont budge. I have an issue with regular mascara not holding a curl and i found that was the only way my lahrs would stay curled 

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