Ardell Double Up Long Black Lashes False Lashes

To begin, you need to degrease your eyelids to ensure the lashes adhere properly. Use a makeup remover to wipe your eyelids clean. The lashes might be too wide for your eyes, so it's important to try them on first. Use tweezers to hold the lashes and place them as close as possible to the base of your natural lashes. Trim the lashes if they are too wide or significantly longer than your natural lashes. Squeeze a small strip of glue onto your palm and run the lash strip through it. Wait a few seconds for the glue to become tacky. Hold the lashes with tweezers in the middle and place them closer to the base of your natural lashes. Start pressing the false lashes from the outer corner of the eye towards the inner corner, gently holding the lash ends with your fingers. Use a toothpick to press along the base for better adhesion. Finally, apply eyeliner or a black pencil along the upper eyelid at the lash line, slightly extending beyond the movable eyelid. This technique helps conceal minor imperfections, such as glue residue.