Trying to figure out how to put on an eyelash? There’s no need to stress if this is something you’ve never done before. With just a little practice, wearing artificial eyelashes will become second nature—so it’s simple that people who wear them regularly can usually put them on in a minute or less!
In this article, you’ll learn how to apply eyelashes, how to trim them to the proper length, and how to remove the glue from your eyelashes once you’ve removed them:
1. Preparing artificial lashes
Remove the lashes off the tray with care, using tweezers to prevent injury. Make the lashes more malleable by gently bending them into a U form with your fingers. As a result, they won’t need to be forced into position like they would if you were using eyelash adhesive.
Step 2: Trim lashes
As with any new set of fake lashes, you may need to cut the band’s length so that it doesn’t protrude from the corners. Hold the lash in front of your face. If it’s longer than your normal eye length, slice some off and try again.
There are a few things to keep in mind when using eyebrow scissors. To keep the lashes’ proper shape, always trim from the outside end rather than the inner one. It’s best to make small cuts at a time and check each one against your eye to see if you’ve reached your desired length. Cuts that are too drastic will not allow you to regain lost length.
Step 3: Preparation of your natural lashes
Mascara should be applied to your natural lashes and allowed to dry before you remove it. Your vegan silk lashes will sit on a stiffer shelf as a result of this. Curling your natural lashes will help them match the shape of your falsies and look more natural.
We also recommend adding eyeliner, especially if you’re a rookie with false eyelashes. Applying the lashes will be much easier now that you have a template to refer to.
Step 4: Putting on your fake lashes
Your favorite lash adhesive can be applied to the lash band with this method. Use the glue according to the manufacturer’s directions. After that, wait for it to dry for about 30 seconds until it becomes tacky. Avoid getting it in your eyes by doing this!
You can use tweezers or your fingers to apply your false lashes. Make sure to place the artificial lashes as near to your natural lash line as possible by gripping them from the middle. Not your eyelashes, but rather the base of your eyelid. Push the lash down into your lash line to keep it in place, but don’t move the lashes too much while doing so.
After you’ve applied the lashes, wait a few minutes for the glue to set before moving on to the rest of your makeup. For a more dramatic look, you can add mascara or eyeliner to fill in any gaps.
Applying mascara to your artificial eyelashes, on the other hand, will diminish their life expectancy considerably. It might be time to try a more dense eyelash style like our Mimi design if you’re not getting the desired ‘wow’ effect without it.
How to Remove Eyelash Glue?
It is possible to remove the adhesive from both your natural and synthetic eyelashes using an eye makeup remover, or an oil, such as olive or coconut oil. It’s best to apply it to your lash line with a cotton pad once it’s been soaked in the solution. Remove the artificial eyelashes from the outside corner after a minute to let the glue do its thing. Remove any remaining glue from your eyes.
Using a q-tip soaked in your selected solution, carefully massage the glue out of your false eyelashes, being careful not to pull the strands (otherwise you’ll pull them off!).
Is it possible to reuse fake lashes?
Purchasing a particular brand could have an impact on this. Because they don’t require glue, self-adhesive lashes can only be used once. Low-quality artificial eyelashes may begin to fall apart after only a few years.
The answer to the question “can you reuse false lashes?” is an emphatic “yes!” when it comes to Grinlash eyelashes. Their eyelashes are meticulously hand-crafted so that they can last up to 20 wears, or even more if they are stored and cared for properly.
