How to apply mascara more naturally

How can an overall makeup be complete without applying mascara? However, many people apply mascara in a messy way due to lack of skills. You should pay attention to understanding the real bad skills. Before applying mascara, you should apply eye shadow and eyeliner first, or use an eyelash curler to curl your eyes.

1. You should apply eye shadow and eyeliner before applying mascara.

2. Use an eyelash curler to create a curl. Use light and even force when curling your eyelashes, otherwise an unnatural vertical angle will appear.

3. Lightly applying dense powder can make the mascara you apply later thicker.

4. When pulling out mascara, wipe off the excess liquid on the head first.

5. Apply from the root of the eyelashes to the tip.

6. First look down slightly and brush the upper half of the eyelashes, then open your eyes and look up, brush the inner half of the eyelashes near the eyes.

7. The front end of the eyelash brush can be used to apply to the eye corners, eye ends and shorter parts of the lower eyelashes.

8. When brushing your eyelashes, use your other hand to help hold your eyelids open, and wait 5 to 10 seconds before blinking to avoid contamination.

9. The mascara can stay on the root a little longer, and less amount should be applied to the tail end to avoid increasing the burden on the eyelashes.

10. Do not pull up to pick up a large amount of mascara, as this will bring in air and cause it to dry out and deteriorate. Instead, rotate left and right.

11. Apply the second coat of mascara only after the first coat has dried, otherwise clumping will occur. And you cannot ignore the clumped eyelashes, which are unsightly, so comb them away quickly with a brush.

12. After applying mascara, you can use an eyebrow brush (like a fine-toothed comb) to brush apart the eyelashes one by one. This will have a lengthening visual effect and avoid clumping.

13. After applying mascara, if you want to enhance the curl, wait until your eyelashes are completely dry before curling them.