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Summary: Learn how to put on and maintain false eyelashes in this free how-to video clip on how to apply eye makeup.
Moira Skinner is a certified esthetician. She has owned and operated Beauty By Moira for the past 12 years, specializing in manicures, pedicures, facials, waxing, and make-up. She...read more
"Hi! I am Moira from Beauty by Moira. We are going to be talking about the evening look. A lot of the times people would like to go with a fuller eye look as you can see looking at our model, how it really brings out the eyes more with fuller lashes, false eyelashes; there are different kinds for different occasions, one with sparklies on if you are going to a concert. You will find a lot of the time the false eyelashes, your Hollywood. A lot of people in Hollywood wear them; it is glamorous giving a fuller eye look and it enhances your eye makeup to have lovely full lashes."
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