A full set of lashes can give your eyes that extra sparkle and oomph. If you’re looking for longer lashes (and these days, who isn’t?), there are plenty of ways to make your lashes look fuller and thicker.<\/p>\n
Whether you’re a fan of the natural look or if you’re looking for drama and volume, here are 6 ways to score longer-looking lashes.<\/p>\n
Invest in a lash serum<\/strong> Wear falsies<\/strong> Try magnetic lashes Get a lash perm Line your upper lash line<\/strong> Don’t forget to curl your lashes<\/strong> xx, The FabFitFun Team<\/p>\n Psst! Have you signed up for FabFitFun yet? Don\u2019t miss out on $200+ in amazing beauty, fitness, fashion, and lifestyle products, access to exclusive fitness and cooking content on\u00a0FabFitFunTV<\/a>, members-only sales, and more.\u00a0Use code SNOWFLAKE at checkout for 10% off your first box<\/a>. #yourewelcome<\/p>\n
\nSerums can be applied to the lash line at night to help stimulate the hair follicle and enhance lash growth. Whether you opt for a clean, green, organic, or chemical formula, you’ll be surprised by the difference that a little TLC makes. Formulas like the\u00a0LashesMD\u00ae Eyelash Conditioner<\/a>\u00a0use rejuvenating and moisturizing amino acids, peptides, and vitamins to give you fuller and stronger lashes in as little as four weeks.<\/p>\n
\nFaux lashes can be purchased in an array of designs to suit your desired style. Choose from fanned, dramatic, natural, and fluttery, then simply apply them with glue along your lash line. Don’t forget to gently remove them at the end of the day with makeup remover. We recommend the\u00a0Battington Lashes Monroe 3D Silk Lashes + Glue Kit<\/a>\u00a0as they mimic the structure of your lashes for a natural yet glam look.<\/p>\n
\n<\/strong>If you’re on the fence about applying glue to your lash line, we hear you. Instead, consider a pair of magnetically affixed false lashes instead. Simply apply them by sandwiching your natural set between two, magnetic applicator strips. This is a fabulous way to avoid damage to your original hair when removing strong, adhesive glue.<\/p>\n
\n<\/strong>Just like the tint-and-curl process of a keratin lash lift<\/a>, you can book yourself an eyelash perm minus the dye. This semi-permanent, chemical process provides subtle lift for the duration of your lash growth cycle (i.e. four to ten weeks), and it’s especially great for those with eyelashes that refuse to hold a curl.<\/p>\n
\nA ’60s-inspired, subtle cat-eye<\/a> is the oldest trick in the book for making your lashes look thicker. Using a liquid liner, draw a slight flick at the edge of the eye\u00a0to mimic the natural fanning of your lashes. We also recommend lining your upper waterline with a brown or black liner to help your lash line appear denser and darker.<\/p>\n
\nIt’s so easy to skip this step in your beauty regimen, but you shouldn’t because curling your lashes can make a big difference. The type of curler you use matters, too. Opt for one of the cult-favorites made by Kevyn Aucoin or Shu Uemura. Another tip? Heat up the metal part of your lash curler with a lighter. Use your fingers to make sure the metal isn’t too hot, then gently curl your lashes. It acts as a mini curling iron!<\/p>\n