- Welcome to Beauty in Five Minutes.
My name's Chloe, and today I'm going to be showing you
how to make your false lashes look like extensions.
Ready, set, go.
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So if you don't know what lash extensions are,
they're basically lash fibres
adhered to each natural lash that you have.
So that means that they stick
on a bit longer than the falsie.
Falsies only last, like what, a day?
You should be taking your falsies off at night,
don't sleep in them, that's weird.
But with extensions, they can last up to four weeks.
So you know sometimes with falsies,
how when you pop 'em on and they're not sticking
to your lash line, they look obvious,
you can tell that they're stuck onto your eyelids.
With lash extensions, it kind of looks more seamless.
It looks like it's growing out of your natural lashes.
So first with your falsies, do you wanna choose something
with more of a curl?
With eyelash extensions,
the lashes tend to be a bit curlier.
I'm going to be using the MODELROCK.
I'll link it, I'll give it to you so you can link it, Hay.
So what I'm going to do is peel off the lashes.
So you wanna be really careful not to ruin the curl.
When I want my lashes to look like extensions,
I go for something with a flexible lash band.
But what I'm doing now, is I'm measuring it up to my lashes.
The secret to having falsies look like extensions
is cutting your lashes into little bits.
So that way you can mould it perfectly into your eye shape,
place it directly on your lashes
instead of having one thick band that like,
is completely visible.
I'm going to cut mine into fourths.
I'm cutting into fourths, I've decided.
I don't wanna cut this way.
Snip, snip, snip.
No, no to that.
Because you might cut some of the lashes off.
You wanna cut where the band is.
Have a little blob of lash glue.
This way, I find it's easier to control
the amount of glue that you have on your lashes.
You apply the glue this way.
I let that get tacky.
It's much easier if you have your, a mirror,
on a 45 degree angle.
You can see your lashes, the base of your lashes,
better that way.
You can place the falsie a lot closer
to your lash line.
So that's looking good.
I got it on top of the lashes.
This is, pretend this is your eyelid,
and this is the lashes.
There's this little sweet spot right here.
One section down, three more to go.
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The more small sections you cut up,
the more you're able to control the lashes.
So now that the lash itself is on,
I'm going to kind of hide this little band that you see.
So take any black, any black powder,
I'm using the Soft Glam from Anastasia Beverly Hills.
And what I'm doing is, I'm just going over the lash line
and pressing the black into it.
Look at the difference.
I love falsies.
Okay, this other side, I'm going to be using just a strip
on my lashes.
So this method, you can make it look
like extensions as well.
It's just a lot harder to perfectly get the band
on your lash lid.
I usually measure the lashes before I snip them,
but I've used these lashes before.
Get a fresh blob of glue.
When I wait for the glue to dry, I like to bend the lashes
just so it's easier to pop on the eyes.
Otherwise you get this really stiff lash band,
and when you try and glue it to your in and outer corners
it just won't, like it won't stick.
Okay, let's go.
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And now we wait for it to dry.
Now it's time to powder this eye.
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For those who actually have visible natural lashes,
go in with your mascara
to kind of blend in your natural lashes
with the falsies for a more seamless look.
So here is the difference guys.
Can you tell?
The side with the eyelash extension method
just sits on my eyes a lot better.
And I find that it compliments my eyes a lot more,
it gives me this little peak right here
which looks super cute, if I might say.
It just sits a lot more comfortably too.
So that was it guys.
I hope you guys enjoyed my video
on how to make your falsies look like lash extensions.
I hope you learned something and, you know,
if you love that lash extension look,
save yourself some mula.
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Bye.