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How to Curl Eyelashes

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Curl Eyelashes

Learning to curl eyelashes is a quick way to give lashes a fuller, more glamorous look without the fuss and mess of false eyelashes. By curling the lashes before applying makeup, you can instantly improve your look. With practice, you can create a professional curl in seconds.

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    Difficulty:
    Easy

    Instructions

    Things You'll Need

    • Eyelash curler
    • Hair dryer
      • 1

        Remove all previous traces of makeup using makeup remover. Old makeup can gum up your eyelash curler and create a messy appearance.

      • 2

        Wash and dry your face, eliminating any residue from the makeup remover. These types of products can stop your eyelashes from maintaining a good curl.

      • 3

        Use the hair dryer to heat the eyelash curler. A warm appliance helps set a longer lasting curl.

      • 4

        Hold the curler in your hand in the same fashion you normally hold a pair of scissors. Position the curler upright so your hand rests beneath the curling bar. The curve must face outward.

      • 5

        Open the curler and carefully bring it near your upper lashes. Gently position your upper eyelashes between the curling blades at the mid-point. Straighten the curler so it catches all the lashes at an equal distance from their base.

      • 6

        Close the curler carefully on the lashes and examine the grip. If you're not satisfied, open the blades and reposition the curler. When you're happy with the grip, squeeze the curler handles tightly and hold in place for several seconds without blinking.

      • 7

        Open the eyelash curler and examine the curl. Repeat if necessary to define the curl before applying makeup. Repeat Steps 3 to 6 on the other eye.

    Tips & Warnings

    • Close your eyes for a few seconds before curling them. This helps to keep them moist so that you don't accidentally blink.

    • Experiment with different amounts of curl to find the most becoming look for your face shape. You can achieve extra curl by doing them more than once or repositioning the curler to curl in two to three places on the eyelashes.

    • Don't position the eyelash curler too close to your eye lid or eye or it will catch skin rather than just your eyelashes.

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    Comments

    • bella97 Aug 25, 2010
      i luv ehow
    • sally510 Feb 13, 2009
      THANKS EHOW members! Love the Hot Lashes eyelash curler.Best I have used, better than blowdryer.
    • sally510 Feb 13, 2009
      THANKS EHOW members! Love the Hot Lashes eyelash curler.Best I have used, better than blowdryer.
    • kiratrever Oct 04, 2008
      Traditional eyelash curlers have always freaked me out, this is very helpful!

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