The process of applying fake eyelashes

The process of applying fake eyelashes

Curling up real eyelashes: Use an eyelash curler to gently curl your real eyelashes in three sections starting from the base of the eyelashes, creating a natural curled state. This can help the false eyelashes blend better with the real eyelashes.

Trimming false eyelashes: Place the false eyelashes on the eyes and compare them. Use scissors to trim the length and width of the false eyelashes to match your eye shape and eyelash length. Generally, it is necessary to trim off the excess parts on both sides.

Apply mascara: Open the mascara and evenly apply a layer of mascara on the stem of the false eyelashes, paying attention to applying it thinly and evenly to avoid excessive glue causing clumping or overflowing into the eyes.

Wait for the glue to become sticky: After applying the glue, wait for about 30 seconds to 1 minute for the glue to slightly dry and become sticky. At this time, the glue has the strongest adhesion and can better adhere to false eyelashes.

Paste false eyelashes: Gently clamp the middle part of the false eyelashes with tweezers, align the middle position of the false eyelashes with the middle position of your own real eyelashes, gently lower them close to the root of the eyelashes, and then gently press them from the middle to both sides to make the false eyelashes closely adhere to the root of the real eyelashes.

Adjust false eyelashes: After pasting, check whether the false eyelashes are firmly attached and whether there are any skewed or raised areas. If available, fine tuning can be done with tweezers to make the false eyelashes more natural.

Blending true and false eyelashes: You can apply another layer of eye black to brush the true and false eyelashes together to make them more natural. You can also use an eyelash comb to gently comb your eyelashes, making them look more neat.