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How to Style Your Natural Fake Lashes to Look Your Best?

Natural false eyelashes have always been invincible in the eyelash world. Do you know how to get natural false eyelashes to look their best on your eyes? Let’s take a look.

Steps to Style Your Natural Fake Eyelashes

  1. When you first remove them off their backing, put your natural fake lashes on top of one another. Then take the middle strip and place it in the center of your eyelid. The rest of your lash strips should be on top and bottom of that first strip. As you do this with each strip, you will get very close to your original lash line and if they are too bold or you don’t like the look, cut them off to make them smaller so they blend with your lashes better.
  2. Once you are happy with the placement of your natural eyelashes, start to curl them a little. You can use either a heated eyelash curler or put them in between two pieces of paper and apply pressure to curl them. This will give you a good basic shape for your natural fake eyelashes. It’s usually best to buy the curved lash clusters so that they are perfectly shaped for your eyes without any trouble to achieve the perfect look.
  3. The last step is to apply a good layer of glue onto your natural lashes, but you don’t want too much so that it starts to weigh them down. Don’t cover the entire lash line with glue, and make sure to leave a little space between each one so they can move as they would on your lashes. If you feel that your natural lashes are starting to come off, slowly remove each strip until you get your desired look.

How to take care of your natural fake lashes

  • When you have to remove your fake eyelashes, use a good eye makeup remover. Using makeup wipes is not as effective because they will not take off all of your mascara.
  • After you buy new ones and apply them to your natural lash line, make sure that you don’t wear them for a while. They will still be somewhat attached at the base, so they will keep the shape of your eyelash undamaged even if they start to come off on their own. If you wear them right away, they will lose their natural shape.
  • Once you’re done with your fake lashes and they are completely dry, store them safely in their box. That way, they won’t get crushed and lose their shape accidentally. You can also store your fake eyelashes in a clear plastic bag in the refrigerator so that they don’t get ruined from touching each other when stored together in the same place for a long period.
  • Once your natural lash extensions start to come off naturally, or if you want a new look, you can apply a new layer of glue over the top dried glue. The natural lash does not have to be fully dry before beginning this process. You can also mix a few drops of hair color with the glue to make a new color, or if you want a light makeup look, add some transparent gel.
  • Try to leave your natural fake lashes on for at least 24 hours before taking them off. You should see a huge difference when you take off fake lashes that you’ve left on for that long.
  • If you’re going to wear them for a long period, you should make sure that you don’t accidentally sleep or get wet. If you get caught in the rain or sweat, it’s probably a good idea to wash your face before putting on your fake lashes.

Conclusion

As you can see, there are many different types of eyelashes on the market that you can choose from. Fake eyelashes come in a wide range of colors and styles, so it’s important to think about what looks best suits your needs before deciding.

Nyla Rose

Nyla Rose is a distinguished figure at The Mews Beauty, an online magazine dedicated to beauty, fashion, and health. As a prominent contributor since 2019, Nyla has been instrumental in shaping the magazine's voice and content. Her expertise encompasses a wide range of topics including beauty tips, fashion trends, health and fitness advice, and lifestyle insights. Nyla's passion for empowering women through informative and engaging content has made her a beloved and respected voice among The Mews Beauty's readership.

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