• A great way to get longer and thicker lashes is to brush from the base of your lashes with mascara to the ends. Apply a little mascara to the eyeshadow brush and gently paint over the base of your lashes. This gives your lashes more thickness, and makes your lashes appear fuller. To have thick lashes, brush a coat of mascara over your lashes, then apply a compress of powder, finally reapplying an outer layer of mascara. Powder will make eyelashes thicker.
• Some brands of mascara have a type called "eyelash primer," which is usually white, used like mascara, used before applying mascara to lengthen, nourishing eyelashes and darkening mascara (very useful for those has light lash color).
• As a bonus, some mascara brands like Rimmel London have a serum designed to help your eyelashes grow faster.

Curl eyelashes. Straight lashes appear short from the angle of view, although they are actually not very short. An eyelash clipper will curl your eyelashes, but handle them gently and carefully. You probably don't want to tug on your eyelashes and make it fall out prematurely.

• Starting from the lashes. Squeeze the eyelashes tightly for about 10 seconds. If you want a slight curl rather than a curl, clip more around the center of your lashes. But if you clamp it too many times, your lashes will curl evenly all the way up to your eyelids, which doesn't look good at all.

Paste fake lashes. If you look closely at celebrity photos, you will see many (though very clever) fake eyelashes. It is true that learning how to apply fake eyelashes so naturally and certainly is not easy. But once you do, you should have significantly longer lashes.

• The first step is to curl the false eyelashes. You need to make it beautiful before applying it to your eyes. Use small scissors to prune. Fake eyelashes should not be too long and even, it should appear natural. If the fake lashes are too long, it will look very fake. Then, use the attached vial and place 2-3 drops on the contour of the false eyelashes. Wait about 5-6 seconds before applying. Start pasting from the outer corner of the eye gradually inwards. Remember to put your real lashes on fake lashes. Finally you can finish by brushing the mascara on.
• To remove fake eyelashes, use the makeup remover serum included or apply a little bit of grease wax (petroleum jelly) to the eyelash contour. Wait about 10 seconds and slowly pull in. Don't pull hard on the fake lashes, as you may accidentally drop the real lashes.

Wash your eyelashes. Lash maintenance starts with hygiene. You need to wash off any grease, dirt, or cosmetics that are stuck to the eyelashes. Cosmetics are the number one cause of eyelash loss and make eyelids less likely to regrow.

• Remove makeup thoroughly and gently before going to bed. Keeping cosmetics on for a long time is not good for your lashes, and it will become more difficult to follow the steps above over time.

Avoid rubbing your eyes too much. Especially during allergy season, remember not to rub your eyes. Take Visine or another anti-allergy medicine to reduce redness and itching. Rubbing your eyes regularly will cause your lashes to loosen and fall off more. In addition, rubbing your eyes will also bring dust, and more washing is required when the follicles are blocked. You can massage the eyelids, but be sure to wash your hands well and don't rub them vigorously.

Apply oil to your lashes. Apply a thin layer of olive oil, castor oil, coconut oil or Vaseline (petroleum) to your eyelashes at night before bed. Commercial oils and products like DiorShow Maximizer add thickness, length and curl to your eyelashes if used regularly.

• Grab a mascara-free brush (or Q-tip) dipped in oil and gently brush from the base of the lashes to the ends of the lashes. If desired, you can warm the oil before using it, but make sure it's only slightly warmer than room temperature and not too hot. You could burn if the oil is too hot.
• After applying the oil to your lashes, use a tissue to gently dab it to remove excess oil.Let it sit for a few hours or overnight, depending on how dry your lashes are. Do this for about 2 weeks each time. If you use this method too much, the eyelash follicles may become clogged with oil.

Try using green tea on your eyelashes. If you don't like using oil, try putting green tea on your lashes before going to bed. Take a cotton ball, dip it in green tea and apply it to your lashes. The next morning you wash it clean. Do this every night for 2 weeks for best results.

Use petroleum jelly to strengthen your eyelashes. Vaseline wax has been a staple in home cosmetic boxes for decades. Apply petroleum jelly to your lashes before going to bed and rinse off the next morning. If you're not a fan of petroleum products, remember that Vaseline also produces a petroleum-free blend that can be purchased at cosmetic stores or supermarkets.

Eat certain foods that can help lengthen your eyelashes. The key here is a healthy diet. Focus on foods rich in protein and vitamins. Foods like fish, eggs, legumes, tofu and yogurt will help your lashes grow longer. Salmon is a great source of omega 3 fatty acids, which help strengthen nails, shine, and lengthen eyelashes. Many women also take a vitamin B complex, also known as Biotin, for longer and healthier hair and eyelashes.

Consult a dermatologist. They may prescribe Latisse, the only FDA-approved eyelash growth drug. The only reported side effects were eye irritation, common redness, and itching. Most of the time, dermatologists will only prescribe Latisse for people with short or no eyelashes, which is considered unhealthy. Remember that the main function of your eyelashes is to keep dirt and other foreign objects out of your eyes.

• Over-the-counter medications are available on the market and can be prescribed by a doctor. Many of them are actually just as effective as Latisse but at a low price, including products like Rapidlash, Revitalize, and Prolash.

Cosmetic surgeon. This is the most extreme method for having long lashes. Your doctor can transplant hair follicles from your scalp into your eyelids. Although surgery helps you to have longer lashes, the recovery process is painful and can impair vision for weeks. Because hair follicles are different from normal eyelashes, some patients report that they have had to trim their eyelashes after surgery. advertisement