Mascara Tricks – How to Apply Mascara Perfectly
Mascara is one of makeup must-haves in every girl’s purse. Mascara makes the eye look much deeper and more detailed. Thus, no makeup look is complete without it! Here tare some mascara tricks you should master to achieve gorgeous lashes! You would love these tips on how to apply mascara perfectly
Eye shadow first before mascara. This is very basic, and every girl should know about this. This is to make that the eye shadow won’t fall down and sit on your lashes.
To achieve the wider eye effect, be sure to curl your lashes first before applying mascara. Plus curling your lashes first avoid lashes damage or breakage.
Add volume and length, and help avoid clumps as well by trying the “zig-zag” technique when applying mascara. Start from the roots, and gently apply mascara in tiny zig-zag motions upwards till the ends of your lashes.
If some of your lashes get clumped, simply use a clean lash comb to brush and gently separate them, try to do it when the mascara isn’t yet dry.
Apply a second layer of mascara to add volume, but never apply a second layer of mascara when the first one isn’t yet dry. Only this way your lashes will look more voluminous and this – without clumps.
Apply lash primer before applying mascara, it will add volume and length to your lashes. If you don’t have a primer, you can simply use an eye cream on your lashes and let it dry, only then apply your mascara
Try using “blackest black” mascara, because this color make your eyes stand out and make your lashes appear gorgeously long and voluminous
Waterproof mascara is not good for everyday use, not only because removing it takes effort and time but also because waterproof mascara can dry out your lashes and make them weaker. Choose smudge-free mascara for everyday use.
It’s important to condition your lashes as well. You can condition your lashes using an olive oil or a castor. Condition your lashes before going to bed, after you’ve finished removing all the makeup. This will keep your lashes healthy and strong.
Original source: http://www.lashfactory.com/blog/
