I love MAC lashes. I like to stack 2-3 of them and glue them. It looks amazing
Never thought of this...but I am needing to master one set first I guess. You are REALLY pretty!
Thank you!
Best type of lashes for beginners to falsies.
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Never thought of this...but I am needing to master one set first I guess. You are REALLY pretty!
Thank you!
WOAH! There is a lot of great info here.
Thank you girls!
Stacking? hehe. I'll try to learn that trick later. Going to sephora soon to check out the HD foundations so will have a look at some brands, or check out drug store brands ..etc.
Will give them a try and test them out to get it right.
Thanks for the tutorial video, that seems the best way to learn for me, seeing it done.
Beenie, you're welcome to tag along, havce fun at the bachelorette, sounds like fun!
Thank you girls!
Stacking? hehe. I'll try to learn that trick later. Going to sephora soon to check out the HD foundations so will have a look at some brands, or check out drug store brands ..etc.
Will give them a try and test them out to get it right.
Thanks for the tutorial video, that seems the best way to learn for me, seeing it done.
Beenie, you're welcome to tag along, havce fun at the bachelorette, sounds like fun!
I recently bought MACs 31 lashes and it was quite easy to put on. also, i already have long lashes that do look thick with mascara on but thought Id try some false lashes to get a fuller look. 31 did the trick. i dont like that it has a bit of brown lashes in there but overall they are good.
I would suggest you wear false lashes on a few occasions and different durations of times prior to your wedding.
When I started wearing full strip false lashes I would get very irritated and when the corners lifted it would drive me crazy. So I took a few steps back and started on demi lashes ( outer 1/3 or 1/2 lashes) and got used to that before reattempting to wear full strip lashes. Also considering it is for your wedding day try different glues to see what works for you because some people can get allergic reactions to the glues.
Have you considered lash extensions for the occasion, they can look incredibly natural and feel natural on because there is no strip.
When I started wearing full strip false lashes I would get very irritated and when the corners lifted it would drive me crazy. So I took a few steps back and started on demi lashes ( outer 1/3 or 1/2 lashes) and got used to that before reattempting to wear full strip lashes. Also considering it is for your wedding day try different glues to see what works for you because some people can get allergic reactions to the glues.
Have you considered lash extensions for the occasion, they can look incredibly natural and feel natural on because there is no strip.
Check the website "madamemadeline"
you will get your money's worth!!!! and there is soo much variety..with both brown and black lashes,feather lashes,etc
Unlike if you went to a CVS near you and got one package for $5.99.
you will get your money's worth!!!! and there is soo much variety..with both brown and black lashes,feather lashes,etc
Unlike if you went to a CVS near you and got one package for $5.99.
Yes, I agree with others, practice a lot before the wedding day.
It's tricky to put them on if you're a novice and have to rush out the door to go anywhere. I rushed once and there was too much glue I tried to hide with the eyeliner, I was self conscious the whole day LOL
Ardell and Andrea are flexible and I've been able to use them more than once. I think the first pairs you buy you might shoot through, only because of the trial and error involved with the glue.
It's tricky to put them on if you're a novice and have to rush out the door to go anywhere. I rushed once and there was too much glue I tried to hide with the eyeliner, I was self conscious the whole day LOL
Ardell and Andrea are flexible and I've been able to use them more than once. I think the first pairs you buy you might shoot through, only because of the trial and error involved with the glue.