Can you make black false eyelashes brown?

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Kayla E.

Feb 18, 2016

Kayla E.

Hey everyone!
I've gotten into falsies lately, and obviously, black ones are more available than brown.
My complexion benefits much more from brown liner/lashes. My question is, if my favorite falsies are black, what can I do to make them brown?
Is there a brown mascara I can use that would cover up the black while still having them look soft and fluttery, not goopy and clumpy?
Or, better yet, could I color them somehow?
Thank you in advance for your advice.

Lisa S.

Feb 19, 2016

Lisa S.

I wouldn't just because they will look clumpy. I doubt there is any product out there to lighten them. I also have a fair complexion but I still use blackest black mascara with a brown eyeliner.

You would just be better off getting brown falsies...

Lisa S.

Feb 19, 2016

Lisa S.

❤️

Kayla E.

Feb 19, 2016

Kayla E.

Okay, thanks Lisa :) do you know how many uses you can get out of Ardells if you take really good care of them? I've been using cheap bulk ones from eBay, since I'm on a very tight budget, but if I can get more use of these anyways, I'll give them a try!

Lisa S.

Feb 19, 2016

Lisa S.

I usually get about 3 uses out of mine, but I also use glitter or some mascara when I wear falsies; so I could probably get a little more use out of them than 2-3 times, if I didn't put mascara on them. You just have to be careful reusing though, because you don't want to get any infections. You might also check out how to clean falsies; I think I've seen it on Pinterest or if you just google it.

Kayla E.

Feb 19, 2016

Kayla E.

Okay, that's very helpful, thank you so much Lisa! :)

Lisa S.

Feb 19, 2016

Lisa S.

You're welcome!☺️

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