How to use eyelashes to see the correct use of mascara

The first step: clip the eyelashes

You need to clip the eyelashes before starting to brush the mascara, and use the eyelash curler to divide the eyelashes into three segments. First fix the eyelash curler at the root of the eyelashes, then gently bend it up, then use the lighter force in the middle of the eyelashes to clip it. It is best to use the lightest force at the end of the eyelashes. Remember that the more you go, the lighter your strength.

Step 2: Eyelash base

Eyelashing has two main functions. First, in order to prevent the eyelashes from being easily smeared, the second is to make the mascara more dense. So remember to use the eyelash primer to make the eyelashes base after you have finished the eyelashes.

Step 3: Brush your eyelashes

You can start brushing your eyelashes now. In order to expose the roots of the eyelashes as much as possible, the eyes need to look down. Then insert the head of the mascara into the root of the eyelashes for two or three seconds, and then pull the eyelashes toward the end of the eyelashes. Or we can start to brush the eyelashes from the root according to the direction of the letter "Z", which can make the eyelashes longer and thicker.

Step 4: Brush the eyelashes

After the upper eyelashes are finished, the lower eyelashes are turned. Brushing the eyelashes can add fiber to the small lower eyelashes in a left-right way, making it easier to brush out the slim and fine effect. Remember to brush gently when you brush your eyelashes. Generally, you don't need to brush your eyelashes in your daily makeup to avoid being too serious and solemn.

Step 5: Adjust the eyelashes

If you brush your eyelashes too much or if your eyelashes are entangled, you can use the eyelash comb to comb away the excess mascara.

After the five steps are completed, you can also apply a layer of eyelash primer. Such a good eyelash is done! In fact, the steps are still very simple, but the newcomers are just beginning to get in touch with unfamiliar unfamiliar and afraid of not looking good. I believe that more practice, novices can mature hands!