How To Stick False Eyelashes?

Sticking false eyelashes can seem daunting at first, but with practice and the right technique, it can become quite easy. Here's a step-by-step guide on how to stick false eyelashes:

1. Prepare Your Natural Lashes: Start by ensuring that your natural lashes are clean and free of any mascara or other products. If desired, you can curl your natural lashes and apply a coat of mascara to help them blend in with the false lashes.

2. Trim the False Lashes (if necessary): False lashes often come in standard sizes that may need to be trimmed to fit your eye shape. Hold the false lashes up to your eyelid and trim any excess from the outer edge using small scissors. It's essential to trim from the outer edge to maintain the natural tapering effect.

3. Apply Eyelash Adhesive: Squeeze a small amount of eyelash adhesive onto the back of your hand or a clean surface. Using a pair of tweezers or a lash applicator, gently grasp the false lashes by the band and carefully coat the band with a thin layer of adhesive. Ensure that the entire band is evenly coated, with a little extra adhesive on the inner and outer corners.

4. Wait for the Adhesive to Become Tacky: Allow the adhesive to dry for about 30 seconds to 1 minute until it becomes tacky. This step is crucial as it helps the lashes adhere better to your eyelid and prevents them from sliding around during application.

5. Place the False Lashes: Using a pair of tweezers or a lash applicator, carefully place the false lashes as close to your natural lash line as possible. Start by positioning the center of the false lashes onto the center of your eyelid, then gently press down the inner and outer corners. Ensure that the false lashes are aligned with your natural lash line and adjust as needed.

6. Press and Secure: Once the false lashes are in place, use the back end of a makeup brush, your fingers, or the edge of the tweezers to gently press down on the entire lash band. This helps to secure the false lashes in place and ensures they adhere evenly to your eyelid.

7. Blend and Finish: Once the adhesive has dried completely, use an eyelash curler to gently curl both your natural and false lashes together for a seamless look. You can also apply another coat of mascara to blend the false lashes with your natural lashes further.

8. Touch Up (Optional): If there are any visible gaps between the false lashes and your natural lash line, you can use a liquid eyeliner or eyeliner pencil to fill them in and create a more cohesive look.

9. Removal: When you're ready to remove the false lashes, gently peel them off starting from the outer corner, being careful not to pull on your natural lashes. You can use a makeup remover or micellar water to dissolve any remaining adhesive before cleansing your face.

With practice, sticking false eyelashes can become a quick and effortless part of your makeup routine, helping you achieve a glamorous and dramatic look for any occasion.