Eyelashes: With new momentum

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If you do not like false eyelashes, you should try an eyelash curler before you take a shower - slightly curved lashes look longer and more expressive than straight. But there are also eyelash stylers that can heat up and form the eyelashes much like a curling iron.

Eyelashes churning

Experimental Americans can be adorned with false eyelashes at special "eyelash bars". The Shu-Uemura salons in San Francisco and New York already offer more than 20 different styles - from natural hair to the exciting glamor look. We do not have that - that's why we glue and shower ourselves!

Ink!

The longer, the denser, the sweeter the eyelashes, the better. That's no problem at all with the right mascara.

Mascara with curling effect: Specially curved brushes lift the eyelashes from the root, fan them and give them a nice swing.

Volume showers: more fullness through thick, dense brushes. Lycra fibers, waxes and polymers resembling the eyelash keratin envelop each eyelash and artificially fluff it up.

Two-in-one mascara: Shower with a white basecoat that smoothes the eyelashes and makes them look thicker with microfibers. Then the black ink comes on the hairs.

False eyelashes - that's how it works

Adjust eyelash tape in length to your own eyelashes and cut off appropriate pieces.

Carefully grasp false eyelashes with the tweezers and apply the special glue on the underside of the eyelashes.

When it has dried, apply eyelash curl from the outside to the inside of the eyelash edge and press firmly - for example with a cotton swab cut off at an angle. Stick individual tufts of eyelashes only on the outer edge of the lid, which opens the view.

To conceal the adhesive edge, at the end pull a gossamer black eyeliner along the lash line. Artificial eyelashes can be used up to eight times. After each use, gently clean with grease-free make-up remover and put back in the pack to keep the shape.