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Make-Up Basics Part 5: Who says you need false lashes!!!

Posted 09 April, 2009, at 12:53PM by Shana King

Not sure if you all agree, for me I feel naked without mascara on. If I have on nothing else, I will always throw on a quick application of mascara.

Here are some easy to follow steps to lift those lashes:
Choose the right mascara for you. Are your lashes short and fine or long and luscious? There are so many variations out there, from volumizing to thickening.

I know we have all done this before however, pumping the mascara wand doesn’t do anything except add air into the product, which causes it to dry out and clump easily.

Once you have removed the wand from the mascara tube begin to apply to your upper lashes. I like to hold my wand at the base of lashes for a few seconds, I find it locks it the product better and lashes don’t fall over time. Then apply in a side to side motion making sure to cover each lash evenly.

I also apply a coat to both sides of lashes as well. Now for those that like to apply a second coat, do it quickly, once the mascara has dried it will go on clumpy.

If you do notice clumps during your application use a lash brush or spoolie to finely comb out any clumps.

For extra fine lashes try using a lash primer before you begin, it needs to dry thoroughly so be patient.
I do not recommend a heavy application of mascara on the bottom lashes. If you must, be gentle and lightly go over the lashes.

For a Saturday night out go for colored mascara, it will give an extra boost to your eye’s.

A remember the 3 month rule… Mascara has a shelf life so try to replace at least every 2-3 months.

Most importantly, wash it off and the end of the night!! When mascara gets dry and flaky it can break off your lashes.

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