Tips for applying eyelashes for,the first time.

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Andrea C.

Apr 12, 2013

Andrea C.

I got these at IMATS and I've Narf worn eyelashes before. Any tips and what do I use to apply them? Thanks.

Mary M.

Apr 13, 2013

Mary M.

Buy some Duo eyelash glue. Look up videos on YouTube for how to apply. That's how I learned. Good luck!

Mary M.

Apr 13, 2013

Mary M.

Buy some Duo eyelash glue. Look up videos on YouTube for how to apply. That's how I learned. Good luck!

Jay M.

Apr 13, 2013

Jay M.

Cool find! I've never worn eyelashes before either. love the way they look though. please post pics when you get em' on, so we can see how they came out.

Andrea C.

Apr 13, 2013

Andrea C.

Thanks, seems like YouTube is the place to go!

Tyra S.

Apr 13, 2013

Tyra S.

When I apply lashes, I use tweezers to put them on. First, I use the end of the tweezer to apply glue to the lashes and then I use the tips to pick the eyelashes up and place them on my eyelash line.

Atiyah Y.

Apr 13, 2013

Atiyah Y.

When I do use lashes, I use Revlon's glue since I'm allergic to Duo. Before applying glue, hold the lashes up to your eye to see if it'll fit, if it's too long, cut the lash on the outer part. Apply glue & wait 30 seconds, you want the glue to be somewhat sticky. I apply my lashes with tweezers. I hold a mirror in my hand & look down, that way it's easier to get it close to the lash line. But YouTube will be your best bet for you to learn visually.

Andrea C.

Apr 13, 2013

Andrea C.

Thanks for the feedback. Hopefully I can master this.

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