UNCOMFORTABLE FALSE LASHES.....

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Theresa G.

Sep 21, 2011

Theresa G.

I love the look of false lashes but sometimes it can be uncomfortable.

What are some tricks/tips on wearing lashes comfortably?

Maria L.

Sep 21, 2011

Maria L.

My biggest area of discomfort when I wear lashes is right in the inner corner of my lashline. So I just trim a tiny bit more than I need to on the outer part of the lashes then make sure when I apply them that I have a small gap on the inner corner so I don't feel that "prickly pokey" end. 

Courtney A.

Sep 21, 2011

Courtney A.

the thinner the band is on the lashes, the more comfortable they will be to wear! Ardell tends to have pretty thin bands

Angela V.

Sep 28, 2011

Angela V.

I always line them up to my eye to see if they're too long before applying them. I line them up at the start of my lashes on the inner corner of my eye and make sure there isn't too much at the other end then little by little just snip bits away and do it to the other lash as well so you can even them both up!

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