False eye lashes need some advice...?

Im going out saturday and want to get some to make my eyes look more dramtic.. i just want to know wich kind do u think would be the best and any tips on how to put them on would be great.False eye lashes need some advice...?
if you go to boots, they sell lashes that are individual, these stay on longer and you can put as many as you like on your eyes, it come with diiferent lengths to suit you, to put them on its simple, put a bit of glue on your wrist, give it about 20 secs to dry up a little and then with a tweezer dip the tip of it in and place on your lashes and leave your eyes closed for a bit so it settles in.False eye lashes need some advice...?
I wear false eyelashes when I go out at the weekend and now I wouldn't be without them! It takes practise to get them right, so buy them before and keep fiddling about with them. You may have to cut a small piece from the end to make them fit so judge the size against your eye lid first. I like the lashes Eyelure does - http://www.eylure.com/products/lashes/st鈥?/a>


I like the glamour (107) ones, and you can also get ones with 'diamonds' on them that look great too. Remember to pick the glue off once you have used your lash, ready to use the next time you go out. Also (if you can) put a line of black liquid eyeliner on before and after you apply your lash, and remember to put black mascara over your natural lashes and false ones to blend them together and people will think they are your natural lashes. Good luck!
Strip lashes are the best to put on if you're a beginner (as opposed to the individual ones which take a lot of effort to apply). My faves are Eylure Naturalites (you can get them from Boots or Debenhams if you live in the UK) or MAC 3 lash (glue sold separately) if you can't get hold of those and are willing to spend a little more. Trim the lashes to fit the eye shape and then apply the glue onto the strip using a cotton bud and wait minute or two. Then pick up the lash with a pair of tweezers and carefully places as close to the lash line as possible. Hold from end to end for 30 seconds or more (keep fairly taut and again close to the lash line). After this use a fresh cotton bud and gently pat over the strip.





When the glue is set you can either leave it for a natural look or add mascara for more drama. I personally recommend L'Oreal 'Volume Shocking' because it's unique comb makes the lashes mega long and thick, plus the waterproof formula wont bugde on a night out.





If you kinda mess up the lash line since it's your 1st time you can always apply some black liner over the top to disguise boo-boos!





Have fun =D
go to sephora


the single glue on lashes would be the best


if u want them to look more real





i have to wear them for dance and let me tell you they def are NOT the most comfortable things out there and they take alot of getting used to..plus be careful witht he glue..its stciky and will mess up your eyeliner and eyeshadow if you dont let it get tacky before u apply it..





so heres what to do





put the eyelashglue on on the eyelashes and blow on the glue until its tacky. then close your eye and glue the lashes on as close to your real lashes as you can. press the down and let them dry. make sure u wipe off the extra glue too
Dont buy the singular eyelashes, there rubbish and fall off. Make sure you buy the whole lashes. Easy peasy, pop a bit of lash glue (which you should have in your pack) and pop them on then hold them for a few seconds and then they should be nice and stuck. There's always instruction in the pack as well if you get stuck and wala, your eyes look amazing!xx
I use fake eyelashes when i go out clubbing, i would go for the ones that dont look TOO fake like the really thick black ones, but half way.





they are pretty easy to put on once youve got a nack to it :)





just put the glue on the edge hold each end and place on your eye lid right next to your real eyelashes, make sure to keep your eye closed when doing it and press down for a few seconds :)








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Go onto ';you tube'; there are lots of videos showing you how to put them on.