Help! im just starting to wear mascara and i dont know how to put it on. Every time i try i mess up!!! help?

Question

Help! im just starting to wear mascara and i dont know how to put it on. Every time i try i mess up!!! help?

Answer 1

Blink your eyes when you apply it.

Answer 2

Hint hint: You put it on your eyelashes.

Answer 3

just keep practising. your get it in the end

Answer 4

ok. try squeezng the excess out w/ a tissue. this will make it look lots better, and help the mess ups less noticeable! then, dont go root to tip. start in middle length of ur lashes, and go to tip. this will make lashes longer and BEATIMOUS!!!

good luckerz!!

Answer 5

First, try putting the brush as close to your roots as you can.  Then, gently glide the brush up until you get to the end of your eyelashes.  Repeat until you get the look you want.

Answer 6

Okay I just recently started as well and here is how I do it:

Put the brush as close to your eye lash line as possible and the blink. As you blink slide the brush downwards to cover all of the lashes.

Hope this is helpful :)

Answer 7

maybe try asking someone you know to help you or explain,hope i helped

Answer 8

start from the root(lash line) and pull out with it on the top lashes

Answer 9

Get cover-girl lashexact. It virtually mess up prof. You can put so many coats with it looking a mess. So you can practice until you get the hang of it.

Answer 10

What kind are you using? Volumizer and lash extending mascaras take practice.  Buy a clear mascara like the one from Great Lash (Maybelline) and practice with it.

If you want fuller eye lashes, you will need to build them up in layers, letting each layer dry. If you want to detangle clumped lashes, use the tip of a straight wand to separate them - the clear works well for this.

How do you want your eye to look - almond, more open, sultry? For an almond shape, use mascara on the outer 1/3 of your lashes, building up from the roots. For an open eye, concentrate on the upper center lashes. For sultry, color and define each lash.

I find a straight brush works best, but others like a curved one.  When you've mastered the basics, go back to your natural color mascara and try again.  Use the clear mascara when you want a natural look.  It's especially good for taming wild eyebrows.