Let’s Discuss About Fake Eyelashes!

Lashes are beautiful, bountiful tiny little hairs that usually protect our eyes. We love them the most! Unluckily, due to genetics, not all of us are blessed with enviable lashes. In general, lashes are delicate and resilient as we use mascara, curling, falsies and whatever beauty techniques; which leads to damage them. The important thing about these lashes is that they are hair; which are nothing but the healthy, viable hair follicle!

If you don’t have stunning natural lashes, then why don’t you give a try to the falsies. I think false eyelashes are not a big deal to everyone. Even, I love to use a pair of falsies for my special night. Every individual has something that gives extra confidence and lashes are the same for me! Here are a few thoughts to know if you are thinking to be a part of the fake eyelashes game!

What Type Of Lashes I Should Choose?

Well, it’s a good question! There are so many varieties to choose from. I have discussed a few different types and each one has their own specialty!

Natural Lashes

You can know when you will compare natural lashes with other lashes that they are quite delicate. In fact, they can give an immense increase in length and thickness. I love these lashes for my daytime outing; as I want a natural look during the day and need the lashes to be long and light.

Full Lashes

As per the name suggests, they are definitely thicker than natural lashes. But these lashes will look too much heavy for your daily wear. Actually, they are great options for clicking photos. If you are opting for full body photos, then full lashes will stand out more than the natural lashes.

Long & Short Lashes

These types of lashes have an extreme bold pattern than other eyelashes. Some may have crisscrossed or straighter lash patterns. I like to use these, if I am going on a date where I need a thicker as well as more dramatic look.

Individual Lashes

Guys, these are my favorite type of fake eyelashes. Instead of combining all the lashes in a strip, these lashes come in a variety of lengths and are attached to the lashline individually until it’s full! One important fact is that it will take longer to wear; but will look more natural, especially the place where the eyelid meets your lashline. These lashes are my all time favorite ones. You should try out individual lashes and know its benefits!

What Type Of Glue You Should Use

A perfect quality glue can make a huge difference for sure! I mean you won’t be happy, when falsies keep falling off, right! I love to use Duo Eyelash Adhesive. It’s the best glue that I have used so far! You should allow the glue to sit on the falsies about 30 seconds before applying lashes to your eyelid. I think this tip will help you a lot. Always keep tweezers, spare tubes of adhesive and some lashes in your make up box when you will wear false eyelashes.

How Long Falsies Will Last?

Depending upon the amount of glue you have used, they should last till the end of the night. However, I am able to wear them overnight. Though individual lashes take a long to put on, but they are designed to last much longer than the first day use. When I want a full lashline for several days in a row, I always choose individual lashes over all the eyelash types.

Can I Use Again My false Eyelashes?

Yes, why not! If you don’t apply mascara when you wear falsies, then false eyelashes can be used several times. Just you need to use tweezers to pull out the dry lash glue from the lashes after their removal and keep them in their packet until they will be needed to use again!

I usually wear false lashes on some special occasions like date, photo shoot or a trip. If you love falsies as like I do, then apply them whenever you want. If you have gone through the detailed discussions, then you are definitely prepared and confident to choose your favorite fake eyelashes at Madame Madeline!

So why are you waiting for! Go and fill up your lashline with stunning fake eyelashes! For more updates and notifications on falsies, stay connected with Madame Madeline on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, Pinterest, Scoop, Stumbleupon, Bluegape, Youtube