Hey, I'm Chelsea Bagozzi, with suburbanheresy.com, and we're here today talking about beauty
and makeup tips. And right now, we're going to apply some false eyelashes on my model,
Nicole. The false eyelashes are the second to last thing that you're going to put on
your face when you're done with your makeup. You're going to do all the eye makeup except
for the eyeliner. And then we've already put on her mascara so we're going to put her eyelashes
on, and then we'll put eyeliner on top of the lashes and that will help blend that line
in with the lash line so you can't see a difference between her lashes and the false lashes. We've
picked out some lashes for her and they're right here, and the first thing we're going
to do is we're going to measure them to her eye to make sure that they are the right length.
If they're too long then they are going to stab her on the outer or inner corners of
the eye, and it'll be really irritating and they will fall off, or just fall off on the
corners, or whatever, so it's really important to measure them and trim them to the shape
or the length that you need. Okay, so I'm going to apply the glue, and what I like to
do is I just get a little bit, I squeeze the tube a little bit so that the glue is sticking
up just a little, and then you just lightly apply it all the way across the whole lash.
And don't worry about it being light because it will dry clear, and then we'll also put
some eyeliner on and that will help cover up any glue. Now, the glue works best if it's
a little bit tacky, and it becomes tacky as it sits, so I'm going to wait for just a second
and I'm going to shape these a little bit just back and forth like this, if you can
see that, to shape them into the shape of her eye. It's going to help them come; them
go on a little smoother. And I'm just going to shape these a little bit, and as I'm doing
this the glue is getting tackier, and it'll be a lot easier for them to stick. All right,
now I'm going to lay this and I'm just going to drop it right on her lashes right like
that. And then, I'm going to use my brush and just kinda' press these right into her
lash line. Press it right up there. I'm going to use this brush and just press it right
up there, and that way I don't have to stick my finger in her eye. And it's also easier
when you do it yourself. And I know when applying them to myself I learned this tip from my
grandma because she has been applying her lashes since she was a teenager. Every single
day she puts her lashes on and she puts them on, and I've watched her do it, and she pinches
them to her own lashes. Then she just pinches them across, and it it works really well.
And once I saw her do that it was ten times easier for me to apply them to myself, cause'
it's always easier to apply them to somebody else than it is to apply them to yourself.
So, when you put em' on yourself just kind of pinch em' right onto your lashes. Okay,
go ahead and open your eye Nicole and look up for me. And it's normal for your lashes
to kind of stick together a little bit, and you just kind of pull pull em' apart. And
also, good thing about this glue is that it stays tacky, so it's not going to rip your
lashes out or anything like that. All right, look at me. And then, I'm just going to look
at her and see. On the very inner corner you can see that it's kind of sticking up a little
bit, so close your eye for me. I'm just going to press that in a little bit; make sure they're
pressed right in. All right, open your eye. So there we go, and then I'm just going to
take a little bit of liner on the same brush; close your eyes, and I'm just going to press
it right into that lash line, and it's going to help cover up that false lash line so that
they look like natural lashes, and it'll cover up some of that glue too. All right, open.
We've got some lashes.