The number one thing is to use a good mascara. I don't really use drug store brands, but my favorite is Clinique. Their mascara particularly is light so it doesn't clump if you're not over applying.
I find that a good method to use is to move the brush. Instead of pulling straight up start like you normally would and then pull away from the face. Also, if you're using a normal round brush, try turning your wrist so the brush is spinning while you're pulling away. The movement thins out the amount going onto the lashes and makes it less likely that there is excess.
Try using a different Mascara, I like L'Oreal OVoluminous or Covergirl LB. It may help if you use a lash comb or a clean brush to seperate your lashes too.
Using a mascara with a silicone brush will help separate your lashes. When you apply, wiggle the brush back and forth a little to help separate your lashes!
same here. but problem solved.place a hard paper behind ur lashes and apply mascara.ur lashes will seperate perfectly,access mascara will be left on the paper.plus using good quality mascara.try this.
DIORSHOW BACKSTAGE MASCARA is the best one you can ever own. it may be a bit on the pricey side, but trust me you will never want to put it down once you lay your hands on it.
just wiggle the wand to both sides while applying it to a lash and resist the urge to pick it out after the night-out. it will easily make your lashes flutter and open your eyes wide. and it most certainly wont clump.
I have used all kinds of mascaras, and 90% of the ones available worldwide, DIOR is the best one.
use a really good mascara like max factor false lash effect or cheaper ones like boujoir liner effect EVEN miss sporty studio lash neither of these are over priced but you need to have technique start from near the roots NOT TOO CLOSE and wiggle your way up
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The number one thing is to use a good mascara. I don't really use drug store brands, but my favorite is Clinique. Their mascara particularly is light so it doesn't clump if you're not over applying.
I find that a good method to use is to move the brush. Instead of pulling straight up start like you normally would and then pull away from the face. Also, if you're using a normal round brush, try turning your wrist so the brush is spinning while you're pulling away. The movement thins out the amount going onto the lashes and makes it less likely that there is excess.
Try using a different Mascara, I like L'Oreal OVoluminous or Covergirl LB. It may help if you use a lash comb or a clean brush to seperate your lashes too.
Using a mascara with a silicone brush will help separate your lashes. When you apply, wiggle the brush back and forth a little to help separate your lashes!
same here. but problem solved.place a hard paper behind ur lashes and apply mascara.ur lashes will seperate perfectly,access mascara will be left on the paper.plus using good quality mascara.try this.
When you put the mascara on when your going up the lash also do a little side to side motion at the same time. This seperates them.
DIORSHOW BACKSTAGE MASCARA is the best one you can ever own. it may be a bit on the pricey side, but trust me you will never want to put it down once you lay your hands on it.
just wiggle the wand to both sides while applying it to a lash and resist the urge to pick it out after the night-out. it will easily make your lashes flutter and open your eyes wide. and it most certainly wont clump.
I have used all kinds of mascaras, and 90% of the ones available worldwide, DIOR is the best one.
use a really good mascara like max factor false lash effect or cheaper ones like boujoir liner effect EVEN miss sporty studio lash neither of these are over priced but you need to have technique start from near the roots NOT TOO CLOSE and wiggle your way up
good luck
use a lash comb or get a good mascara like benifit bad gal lash or mac if you are on a low budget maybe loreal telescopic mascara
it's gotta be your mascara then. For longer lashes try getting some mascara with the tiny brushes.
i use the maybaline Stiletto's mascara and it works really well!
it's a medium sized brush though.
hope i could help!
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use a good kind of mascara..
try using maybeline's define-a-lash mascara.. the product is thin in consistency, lowering the risk of ur lashes clumping together.
or
maybe ur applying to much mascara?.. ur lashes tend to clump when u apply to much of it.