Hello everyone!

So, this video has been highly requested.

Ever since, I don't know, high school days, I've been wearing eyelashes, like,

fake eyelashes, as you guys know, for

many years, because some of us just aren't blessed with a full set of lashes.

So a lot of you have been asking me for years now on just how to take care of them,

how to wear them, like how do I pop them on so fast every single day.

This video is going to cover basically everything you want to

know about eyelashes.

So hope you guys find this video helpful.

If you do, please remember to give it a thumbs up and let's get started.

First I am going to tell you guys the different types of eye lashes out there,

at least the ones I know of.

So the first one is Mink Lashes which is a mink fur and

the second one would be Human Hair Lashes.

These are made 100% human hair.

And there's also Synthetic Lashes which are my least favorite because of the thick band.

But the one I'm gonna be using here are my Velour lashes,

which is 100% cruelty free mink fur.

Although these are a little pricy compared to other ones,

I highly recommend them because they are the most comfortable.

All right.

So, now I'm gonna tell you guys a bit about eyelash glue.

There are a ton of different lash glue brands out there, but

they normally differentiate between dark lash glue or the invisible lash glue

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And now on to preparation there are just two simple steps to preparation.

The first thing is to remove it from the box and this part you have to

be really careful because I have damaged my lashes before from pulling too hard,

or just pulling it the wrong way.

So, you wanna make sure you kinda, push the box up, and

then hold the eyelash as close to the lash line as possible, and gently peel it off.

That way, you don't remove any of the hair on accident.

Once you get your eyelashes out of the box, you just want to just trim it to

fit your eye shape, because not everyone has the same eye shape, obviously.

So, just trim it from the outer corner.

You can trim from the inner corner too, but I recommend the outer.

And now I will be giving you guys my tips and tricks on application.

So first you're going to apply some glue to your eyelashes.

Just make sure you don't use too much because you don't want to wait forever for

the glue to get tacky.

And you don't want to use too little either because you don't

want your eyelash to be coming off by the middle of the day.

So after you get a line of glue on there, let it get tacky for

about 10 to fifteen seconds and the key with applying eyelashes make sure

you use a mirror that is tiltable so that you can have the mirror underneath.

Make sure you curl your lashes and prep them with some mascara.

Some people choose to curl their lashes and

apply mascara after they put on the lashes, but I like to do it before.

But it's really up to you, and after than just take some eyeliner to tightline.

This helps to blend your lashes

a lot better and it looks seamless.

When applying the lashes, I like to go from outer corner to inner corner.

I just find that this is the easiest, so I highly recommend this method.

And to get the lashes as close to your lashline as possible,

just close your eyes and push the eyelashes in.

And while I'm going this, the mirror is still below me.

So make sure that I can see what's happening.

And that is basically it on applying your lashes.

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So I always hear people say the reason why they don't wear fake eyelashes is

because it rips their natural lashes off.

But let me show you girl how you remove them without removing your own lashes.

So you're just gonna take some makeup remover onto a Q Tip, or

a cotton ball, if you would like.

And you're just going to rub it along the lash line.

Just, kind of, like, you're removing your makeup.

But, basically, this is going to help dissolve the glue.

And just loosen it up,

so that your lashes will come off without ripping off your natural lashes.

So depending on how many hours you had your eyelashes

on, it could take a little more makeup remover,

it could take a little less to dissolve the glue.

Keep running the makeup remover on your lash line until it loosens up and

you can just take it right off very easily without any tugging or pulling.

Fake eyelashes are reusable.

And if you have a good quality pair like my Velour lashes,

you can actually reuse it up to 25 times.

And the way to clean it up is to just pinch it and remove the glue,

the excess glue that you have, and then just brush it out with a spoolie.

Depending on how dirty your eyelashes get,

some people may even soak it in eye makeup remover and then brush it out.

But if not, you can just brush it out and stick it back into the box that it

came with originally, to retain it's shape and store it away.

Alright everyone so that concludes it for this video.

If you guys have any more questions, which you guys probably do

because this was kind of a short video, but

I tried to keep it as simple as possible.

But if you have any more questions, just leave it in the comments down below and I

will get back to you as soon as possible, which is probably like right now.

And that's it. Thank you so much for watching.

And I'll see you in my next video.

Bye bye.

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She's that little wagging.

Hi, welcome!

Be calm, Michi.

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