How do I stop false lashes from lifting at the inner corner?

Apply an extra tiny dot of adhesive at the inner corner of the band before placing. Also, let your glue dry for 20–30 seconds until tacky. Press the inner corner down with your finger for 10–15 seconds and avoid touching it again for a few minutes.

Can curly or straight natural lashes wear false lashes?

Yes. Curl your natural lashes first and apply a thin coat of mascara to give a base. For straight lashes, curling is especially important so the false lash doesn't sit above the natural lash line.

How many times can I reuse a pair of false lashes?

With proper care, a good pair can last 5–15 wears. After each use, peel off the old adhesive, store them in their tray, and keep them away from heat or liquid makeup remover to preserve their shape.

Beginner's Guide to Applying False Lashes (Step-by-Step)

BEGINNER'S GUIDE TO APPLYING FALSE LASHES (STEP-BY-STEP)

YOU DIDN'T FAIL AT APPLYING LASHES—YOU JUST DIDN'T KNOW THESE STEPS

If false lashes have made you feel clumsy, frustrated, and honestly a little defeated, you're not alone. Every makeup artist I know has a story about their first attempt. Lashes popped off at a party. One eye looked gorgeous, the other looked like the lash was running away from it. Glue everywhere. A full twenty minutes of trying to get the inner corner to stay down. And then, of course, the moment you finally get them perfect—they slide off because you accidentally blinked too hard.