Those with short lashes often have lashes that grow straight forward, giving a lackluster appearance. Therefore, when applying mascara, it's crucial to create an upward lift.
When applying mascara, consciously brush the lashes forward. As you reach the tips, slow down and pay extra attention to the ends—even pausing the brush briefly at the lash line to gently lift and hold the curvature at the tips. This technique can make short lashes appear at least twice as long.
Applying false eyelashes
First, identify the inner corner of your eye. Then trim the false lashes to your desired length based on your eye shape. Carefully place them along your lash line using tweezers for a natural look. Apply just enough adhesive. After attaching, press down gently with a cotton swab to secure the false lashes.
Tip: When applying lashes, gently lift your upper eyelid with your finger to expose the lash line, making it easier to position accurately.
Applying Mascara
First, choose a volumizing, thickening mascara. Brush back and forth along the base of your upper lashes. Once each lash root is caught in the brush, sweep upward to coat the entire length! Apply two coats if desired, paying special attention to the outer corners.
Tip: Focus solely on the roots—do not apply mascara in a zigzag motion from root to tip. The goal is to ensure each lash root is fully coated by the brush!
Separate clumped lashes with an eyelash comb
Use an eyelash comb to separate clumped lashes, preventing "spider legs" and ensuring each lash is defined. Divide the upper lashes into three sections.Brush the middle section upward, and the inner and outer corners outward. This creates volume while maintaining neatness and definition.
Tip: Start combing from the roots. You can also use the comb to adjust the position of false lashes for optimal curl.
Eyelashes are a key element of eye makeup. Perfectly styled lashes elevate your entire eye look.