How you can apply false eyelashes like a pro

1. How you can apply false eyelashes like a pro? When applying artificial eyelashes, a number of variables come into play, including your eye shape, and how you pull the lashes from the box (never just rip them out, folks), and that's before cutting and glue application. We know it appears to be a lot, but after you've learned these ridiculously easy techniques, we promise you'll be itching to use them. So follow along with us as we return you to Lashing School 101. Consider your eye shape first. Everyone has witnessed how terrifying Boots' fake lash section has become recently. Having so many options can be completely overwhelming, but knowing your eye shape can enable you to focus your search. Deep-set eyes: Having eyes that are placed deeply into your skull gives the appearance of having a higher brow bone. Try using lashes with longer hairs in the middle of the lashes.

2. Downturned eyes: When the outside corners of the eye seem to be drawing inward, the eyes are downturned. To raise your eyes, try using thinner strip lashes that are longer in the outer corners. Hooded eyes: Whenever the crease on your eyelid isn't visible, you have hooded eyes. Try using a thin strip of shorter length lashes. Take the lashes out of the box: This is crucial information, so pay close attention. Since the left and right lashes aren't always indicated, hold the falsies under your nose with the lashes pointing outwards while they are still in the plastic tray. Peel them away from the outside edge, never the inside corner. This is due to the fact that it is likely that you will be trimming the lashes to fit your eyes anyhow, so it doesn't matter if you bend one part of the outer lashes. Counting the lashes: In order to determine whether it is necessary to trim the strip lash to size, rest it along your lash line. If you start the strip too close to your inner corner, it can hurt your eyes. The strip must start where the bulk of your natural eyelashes begins. Go to the outer edge and count 2-4 lashes inwards to indicate where your strip lashes should end. Keep in mind that leaving them hanging over can make the eyes look tired.