Ardell Faux Mink Lashes

FalseEyelashesAdmin - July 25, 2017

This False Eyelashes Fashion Probably Won’t Fly

FalseEyelashesAdmin - July 25, 2017

Flutter And Wink Your Way To Any Of These Falsies Lashes

FalseEyelashesAdmin - July 25, 2017
ardell_faux_minx_madame_madeline
glasses or flies
red-cherry-flare

4 Types of False Lashes You Should Know About

Flutter and wink your way to any of these falsies.

There are times when you want the eyes to play a bigger role in your makeup look and mascara just won’t do the trick! False eyelashes are a quick fix that’ll take your beat from mediocre to glamorous in an instant and thankfully, there are plenty of options to choose from.

Before deciding on the type of of falsies you want to enhance your look, consider the shape of your eyes. For smaller eyes, lashes should generally be more spread out and wispy. Those with larger set eyes can typically get away with lashes that are fuller and more dramatic.

If you’re a falsie beginner, get familiar with the most common type of lashes below.

Click here  for Step-by-step Guide to How To Wear Falsies Eyelashes.

    • eylure naturals number 020

      Natural Lashes

      1/4

      If the name doesn’t give it away, these lashes are meant to mimic your natural eyelash pattern with a little extra length and curl. They may also be a little more sparse so that you can easily blend your own lashes with the synthetic hairs. (Pictured: Eylure Naturalites False Eyelashes)

      Available at Madame Madeline | $5.99

      BUY HERE

    • huda-beauty

      Full & Glam Lashes

      2/4

      Want to go absolutely glam for your next big event or night out? Lash lines like Ardell Faux Mink and Kiss Lash Coutour are known for their full and fluttery eyelash collections. Voluminous strip lashes normally have a larger band (the area where you apply the lash glue), so if you have sensitive eyes, these may not be for you. When applied, they should make your eyes look bigger, but if you have smaller shaped eyes, try clipping the ends so they don’t completely block your view.

      Available at Sephora | $23

      BUY HERE | $5.59

    • mac-lashes

      Individual Lashes

      3/4

      Individual lashes are a step up from strip lashes. Individuals are for the beauty lovers that want long-lasting lash pay off without having to reapply them everyday. Although you can get your individuals in short, medium, or long lengths it is important that they are fit to your eye, so take into consideration the shape of your eyes (the smaller the eye, the shorter the length) and consult a certified lash professional.

      Available at Nordstrom | $17

      BUY HERE | $3.49

  • red-cherry-flare

    Individual Flare Lashes

    4/4

    Add some semi-permanent volume to your beauty routine for a couple of months with more voluminous individual lashes. These individuals will not only look more thick and inviting in the box, but give tons of extra length and curl to your eyelashes if installed properly. Like your standard individuals, consult with a lash tech before having these applied to your eyes. (Pictured: Red Cherry Flare Medium Individual Lashes)

    Available at Madame Madeline | $2.99

     

Go bold below your eyes

26th Jul 17 | Beauty

  

Bottom-heavy eye make-up is the latest big hit.

red-carpet-eyelashes

Over the cliche cat eye or other beauty looks that involve coating your eyelid?

Well, you’ll be pleased to hear that bottom-heavy eye make-up is the latest craze and there are all sorts of ways to pull it off with confidence.

Taking tips from celebs such as Janelle Monae and Olivia Munn, here are our top suggestions for the best upside down eye looks!

In reference to the beauties named above, thick, bright eyeliner is a great way to wear this trend. We’re not saying pick the boldest shade out there though; whatever colour pops against your natural skin tone and makes a statement is a good starting point. Urban Decay’s 24/7 Glide-On Eye Pencil is a great option for this, with a whopping 41 shades on offer.

To make the transition from upper eye make-up to bottom-heavy it’s best to keep the liner as close to the eye as possible, so apply to the waterline to begin with. You can go under it slightly but without any colour or distraction on your eyelid, a little will go a long way below your peepers. This will also give your eyes a wider look, especially if you add a dash of highlighter in the inner corner.

Once you are feeling brave enough to venture below the waterline don’t be pressured into applying too much product. All you need is a neat, thin line which you can blend to give a softer finish; bold colours will look too harsh if left unblurred.

Alternatively, if you are looking for an even more dramatic finish, we’re big fans of glitter. This is slightly trickier to achieve but is an amazing option for a party or night out on the town; the simplest method is picking up a liquid glitter like Kiko Milano’s Glitter Eyeliner or NYX’s Liquid Crystal Body Liner – don’t be fooled by the name, it’s great for under eyes too. This way you can rock eyeliner on your eyelid as well, so long as it’s subtle enough to give more attention to what’s going on underneath.

Twiggy-style eyelashes are a great way to go upside down too! Apply single lashes spread out below your eye to create a striking yet chic finish. We highly recommend Ardell Individuals False Lashes or Modelrock Individual Eyelashes.

Leave a comment