Lash hack: Turn strip lashes into extensions
Howto & Style
Introduction
If you're looking to achieve a stunning lash look without the commitment of traditional extensions, there's a simple hack that utilizes strip lashes! This method works best with strip lashes that feature a soft, flexible band, making them comfortable for all-day wear. For this tutorial, we'll be using the "Lucky Charm" style from The Petite Club.
Step-by-Step Guide
Prepare Your Tools
- Grab a pair of scissors and a tube of lash glue.
- Make sure you have a pair of tweezers for easy application.
Cut the Strip Lashes
- Carefully cut the strip lashes into smaller clusters. For this look, cutting them into four sections works well.
Apply Glue
- Apply a small amount of glue on top of the lash clusters.
Placement of Clusters
- Using the tweezers, gently apply the lash clusters underneath your natural lashes. For better visibility, lift your eyelid slightly to see your lash line clearly.
- Stick the clusters to the root of your natural lashes, ensuring they are not touching your skin.
Blend Them Together
- Once all clusters are applied, use your tweezers to gently sandwich the new lashes together with your natural lashes to create a seamless look.
And there you have it! With a little practice, you’ll have gorgeous lashes that blend beautifully with your natural ones, giving the appearance of extensions. Enjoy your fab new look!
Keyword
Keywords: strip lashes, extensions, lash hack, flexible band, clusters, glue, tweezers, natural lashes.
FAQ
Q1: Can I use any strip lashes for this method?
A1: It's best to use strip lashes that have a soft, flexible band for comfort and easier manipulation.
Q2: How many clusters should I cut the lashes into?
A2: Cutting the lashes into four clusters usually provides a nice, blended look.
Q3: Where should I attach the clusters?
A3: Attach the clusters under your natural lashes, right at the root, but not touching your skin.
Q4: Will this method last all day?
A4: Yes, when applied correctly, this method can last throughout the day, and the clusters should blend seamlessly with your natural lashes.
Q5: How do I remove the lash clusters?
A5: Use an oil-based makeup remover to gently dissolve the glue, making the removal easier and less damaging to your natural lashes.