The power of premium strip lashes to elevate your look is undeniable. But If you have ever tried applying fake lashes yourself, you will know that the irresistible look was not easy to achieve. Even though fake lashes can add instant drama to your eyes, the application process can feel anything but instant. Applying fake lashes can be tricky, especially for beginners. Fear not! With some practice, you'll be a false lash pro, achieving show-stopping lashe. This blog will help you master the art of falsies and achieving show-stopping lashes every single day. But first, let's unveil the common mishaps that might come your way and how to conquer them.
Always Measure To Fit
The good news is that anyone can wear strip lashes - it's easy and fast. But for a natural look and all-day wear, it's important to ensure a proper fit. Falsies come in a particular size and it may not always fit your eyes. You may need to shorten yourself. Don't worry, this is easier than it seems. Hold the lashes against your natural lash line, aligning them with your inner corner. Notice any overhang on the outer edge? Simply snip that excess with a small pair of scissors, and your falsies are ready to work their magic.
The Dreaded Lash Lift
No one wants to see their falsies taking flight on their night out. To prevent this beauty disaster, follow these simple steps:
Prep for Perfection: After removing your lashes from the packaging, hold them up to your eye to ensure the right fit. Trim any excess if needed.
Curling for Comfort: Gently bend the lash band by curling it around the end of a makeup brush.
Glue Like a Pro: Don't be shy with the lash glue. Apply a thin line to the lash band, focusing on the ends where lifting might occur. Let the glue set slightly tacky before applying the lashes.
Applying Your Lashes Too Quickly
The key is to a perfect eyelash application is to let the glue set before applying. Waiting the glue to get tacky might feel counterintuitive, but rushing to apply your lashes is a recipe for frustration. Remember tacky is good. This magical tacky stage ensures your lashes adhere properly and stay put for the long haul.
Not Properly Cleaning Your Lashes
Proper cleaning of your fake lashes after each use is key to maximizing their lifespan and reusability. Once you've gently removed them, lay your falsies on a clean surface. With a cotton swab or tissue dipped in oil-free eye makeup remover, carefully cleanse the band to remove any leftover glue. Let them air dry completely, then store them back in their original case or a sealed container to keep them safe and protected.
Throwing Your Lashes Out After One Use
Yes, you heard right. Stop wasting perfectly good false eyelashes can actually be reused multiple times with proper care. By taking a little extra effort during application, removal, and cleaning, you can extend the life of your lashes and save money. So next time after you have used a lash do a check on the condition.
Conclusion
With a little practice and the knowledge to avoid common mistakes, you'll be applying strip lash like a pro in no time. Remember, patience, precision, and proper care are key to achieving show-stopping lashes that elevate your entire look. You can always get the best natural strip lashes at our online stores.
FAQ
1. How can I make my strip lashes look more natural?
For a natural look, opt for lashes with wispy ends and a clear band. Apply mascara to your natural lashes after placing the falsies to blend them seamlessly.
2. What is the best way to apply adhesive to strip lashes?
The best way to apply adhesive is with a thin line along the lash band, focusing on the root. Let the glue turn tacky for 30-60 seconds before applying for easier placement and a stronger hold.
3. Why do my strip lashes keep lifting at the corners, and how can I prevent it?
Corner lifting often happens because the lash band isn't fully secured or the natural curve of your lashes doesn't match the lash band. Try using a lash curler before applying and focus on applying lash glue to the inner and outer corners for a stronger hold.
4. How can I fix a mistake if I misplace the strip lashes during application?
Don't panic. If you misplace the lash, gently remove it with tweezers and reapply using a fresh coat of glue.
5. Why do my strip lashes not stay in place, and how can I fix this?
Strip lashes might not stay put due to improper glue application or a mismatch between lash band size and your eye shape. Try letting the glue dry tacky before application and consider trimming the lash band for a better fit.