How To Apply False Eyelashes For Beginners ♡ Two Easy Ways

Eyelashes make a huge difference to a makeup look, especially on camera or in photographs. It can be tricky to apply them, but I'm going to show you two easy ways to do it. I'm using Adele Natural Baby Lashes in black. These are amazing because the band is almost invisible, so you get a really seamless finish. When removing the lashes from the tray, slide gently downwards. This will loosen the glue, holding the lashes to the tray without messing up the shape. Test the length of the lash before applying any glue. Place it over your eye, the shorter lashes on the inner corner and the longer lashes on the outer corner. Make sure the lashes aren't too long. Trim them if necessary. Too small is always better than too long. Now we're ready for glue. Dual glue is the best you can get. Sometimes it isn't your application, but the wrong type of glue. Spread a thin layer of glue on the band of the lashes. Make sure the ends and the middle have a little bit extra. Don't apply right away as the glue will be too wet. Wait a few seconds for it to get kind of sticky. I like to curl my natural lashes and apply a thin layer of mascara before applying the fake ones. I find they sit better that way. There's tons of tweezers and tools you can use to apply lashes, but I'm just going to use my fingertips. Look down in a mirror. Place the lashes on top of your lash line. Make sure it sticks to the skin and not the lashes underneath. Gently press the lashes against the base, making sure it's secure. If the edge doesn't stick, apply a little bit of glue on the edge and press the lashes until it holds. Another way is to paint the glue on the lash line and attach the lashes. Line with glue just as you would with liquid liner and attach the clean band over the glue and then just simply press into place. Finish with mascara to blend your natural lashes with the fake ones. You can also apply a thin layer of liquid liner right at the roots to hide any lash band and create a fuller lash look. And you're done!