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You can apply your favorite lipstick firstly. Secondly, shade your lids with a lip liner to make greater lips. You’d better choose a lighter lip liner than your lipstick.

In the end, use a brush to blend the lines and the lipstick to make your lips natural and bright.

Here are more tips to make perfect lips. Stay with us and check out the beauty hacks.

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Here are a few tricks on how to apply mascara on eyelashes, should you have a desire for clump free lashes, or you have short and straight ones too. Here are some of the best mascara for short eyelashes as well.

1. When applying mascara, start with the lower lashes first and then head on to dressing up the upper lashes. When doing so, start from the inner corner of the eyes and then go outwards. The curl should always be downward and the brush to the lid as well should face the same direction. This gives the lower lashes prominence and volume.

2. First use the brush in vertical strokes and then flip it the horizontal way so that each lash gets touched and they look healthy and full.

3. When using a mirror to dress up those lashes, keep the mirror down to look into it when dolling up the upper lashes. This helps prevent the mascara from falling all over or even on your dress!

4. Never use the brush straight up when dolling up the eyelashes. You should try and bend it towards the eyelids, so that it becomes easier to rub against the lashes when used. This is to be done when you want to flaunt a winged eye effect.

5. When dressing your eyelashes, it would be best to start from the root and then wiggle your way up. In doing so, the tight fit for the lashes would come through and the hand wouldn’t tire out soon.

6. When applying mascara, it would be wise to be very gentle so as to help the lashes pop out of the eyelid and to get as close as possible to the lash line as well.

7. For some serious volume to come through, applying a little mascara coated with baby powder on your lashes would be the right thing to do. Repeat after the first stroke of mascara over the baby powder is done, for serious volume and length.

8. To de-clump your lash just because you gave it an overload of mascara by mistake, you should use a toothbrush to remove the excess cosmetic!

9. Use the business card or the credit card trick here to prevent smudging from happening on the lash line. Place the card right above the lash line and then apply the mascara coating back and forth. You would have plenty of volume to flaunt sans the mess!

10. Bought new mascara and the first attempt shows you the liquid inside is too thick? There’s no need to worry. Place the bottle inside a tub of warm water for ten minutes and the liquid would thin away!

11. Twirl the mascara handle inside the tube and don’t just pull it out before using, because this would help do away with the clumped up affair!

12. Never knew that the good old spooning can work wonders when dolling up our lashes too. Here is an infograph that shows you how!

13. A spoon, some essential oil and mascara are all that you would need to get those perfect curls and lashes. Here’s how to bring that magic across.

14. Instead of wearing your false eyelashes first and then curling them, save your time and energy by placing the false eyelashes on the brush stem and then with your fingers curling them- apply them next on your lids.

15. Easy way to use translucent powder to get thicker lashes in less than five minutes, here’s how!

16. Desire the thick twiggy eyes? Here’s how to get that done in the shortest of time and this is one of the best mascara tips and tricks your makeup artist wouldn’t let you in on!

Did you like the fifteen hacks on how to apply mascara for short and long lashes? The next time we would like to speak about the best mascara for short eyelashes, what say? And if you have tips on applying mascara for short eyelashes, do write in!

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Applying false eyelashes can be such a b*tch sometimes. The right application can make or break your makeup. With either strip or individual false eyelashes, you can make your eyes look bigger, fuller and more dramatic. But if you don’t know the first thing about applying false eyelashes, take a seat because we’re about to teach you how to get your falsies on the easy way.

Watch the video below, then keep scrolling for the step-by-step guide.

First off, you want to identify the shape of your eyes. This is important because the more you know about your eye makeup, the easier it will be to choose falsies that suit you.

Next, it’s time to choose the style or type of lashes that suit you. There are tons to choose from and the right choice depends on both your eye shape and your makeup look. Individual lashes will give you the most natural look. They take longer to apply, so we wouldn’t recommend them for beginners. Full strip lashes will give you the greatest range of wear and are the most common. They’re the easiest to use, but do not look as natural as their individual counterparts. Demi strip lashes, also called “half size” lashes are mostly applied on the outer half of your lash line. You can cut full strip lashes to create demi lashes.

Once you’ve chosen the type of eyelashes you’ll be using, you’re going to need eyelash adhesive. We recommend beginners use a lash glue that starts out white then dries transparent. Darker lash glues tend to mess with your eye makeup if you don’t get it right. DUO Eyelash Adhesive in Clear is the most favorite among reviewers and is also budget friendly.

Now that you know the basics and they’re importance, let’s get right into how to apply false eyelashes.

Step 1. Before you remove the lashes from their box, apply a matte black eyeshadow on the strip to make it seamless and more natural looking. Then when you take it off, always peel from the outer edge–always!

Step 2. Measure the lashes by resting it on your lash line to see if it needs to be trimmed. If so, trim the outside edge. Don’t cut through the lashes, always cut it at the “vein”. To prevent lashes from popping off, curl them around your finger or on a spoolie. This will help the lashes regain their curves since being in a box can sometimes flatten them out.

Step 3. Apply the right amount of lash glue–not too thin, but not too thick either. Run the tip of your glue on the strip and apply more glue on the inner and outer edges to secure it. Wait for the glue to get tacky before you apply it to your lash line. Avoid blowing on the glue for hygienic reasons.

Step 4. Look down, past your nose when you put on the lashes. This will give you a better view of your lash line and ensure your application is as smooth as can be. I like to place the lashes on the center first then fix the inner and outer corners above the natural lash line to cheat some lift and have the illusion of bigger eyes.

Step 5. You can apply a black gel or liquid liner on the strip to ensure no bits of glue or false eyelash show. Apply a second coat of mascara to bring your natural lashes and false ones together. You can also use an eyelash curler to prevent them from drooping.

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