How to curl lower eyelashes

Eyelashes are divided into upper eyelashes and lower eyelashes. Some people's eyelashes are not naturally so thick. At this time, certain methods can be used to promote the thickening of eyelashes and make them longer. When doing this kind of beauty, an eyelash curler is often needed. How should the lower eyelashes be curled? First of all, you should choose a suitable eyelash curler according to your face shape. Let's learn how to curl the lower eyelashes.

1. Choose an eyelash curler based on your eye shape

The first thing to do before putting on eye makeup is to curl your eyelashes! You can choose a thinner eyelash curler, which will make it easier to curl your eyelashes. People with bulging eyes should choose an eyelash curler with a larger curvature; people with flatter eyes should use an eyelash curler with a smaller curvature.

In addition, you can use a partial eyelash curler to adjust the end and beginning of the eye at the same time. Don't give up on the eyelashes at the beginning and end of the eyes. As long as the eyelashes at the beginning and end of the eyes are curled, it will have a great effect on enlarging the eyes!

Also, if the eyelash curler is stained with mascara or the rubber pad is tired and inelastic, the eyelashes will not be curled or may break, so remember to clean and replace the rubber pad regularly.

2. Hair Dryer Heated Eyelash Curler

First, use a hair dryer to heat the eyelash curler to make it warm. Before curling your eyelashes, remember to touch the heated eyelash curler gently to avoid it being too hot. This is just like the principle of perming, making the curl of the eyelashes last longer.

Place the heated eyelash curler at the base of the eyelashes and gently "flick" them. If you use too much force at once, it will easily cause the eyelashes to "corner". Also, be sure not to let your eyelashes get contaminated with oil or water, such as residual lotion, eye essence, etc. Because oil and water will make it difficult to curl your lashes and apply mascara, it is important to keep your lashes dry.

4. Where should eyelashes be curled?

When curling eyelashes, do not just curl the root or the middle, but should divide it into three parts to create a perfect curvature. First, you should curl the root of the eyelashes, then the middle of the eyelashes, and finally the front of the eyelashes. If you still feel that your eyelashes are not curled enough, you can repeat the process a few more times to make your eyelashes curled. When curling your eyelashes, you should gently pull them outwards to create a natural curvature.

First, place the mascara on the root of the eyelashes and leave it there for 1 to 2 seconds to allow the mascara to evenly adhere to the root of the eyelashes. Then, brush upwards in a general Z-shape. After applying mascara in a Z-shape, hold the brush vertically and brush your eyelashes upwards, allowing each pointed corner of the eyelashes to stand upwards. Pull vertically in a fan shape at the beginning and end of the eye to lengthen the eyelashes and create a more curled effect. The most important thing when brushing your eyelashes is patience. If you brush them hastily, your eyelashes will be rough and tangled.

6. Use cotton swab when brushing lower eyelashes

Use a cotton swab or card to pad under the lower eyelashes and brush the lower eyelashes while padding. Brush straight down to avoid staining on your face and avoid smudging. But try not to use paper towels, because paper towels are too soft and difficult to fix, so it is recommended to use harder objects to pad the lower eyelashes.

7. Adjust after brushing eyelashes

Before the mascara dries, you should comb your eyelashes well. After applying, use an eyelash comb to gently comb them apart. Then, each eyelash will be clearly separated. You don’t have to worry about your eyelashes turning into scary cockroach legs!