Best False Lashes For Beginners

False lashes can be an intimidating thing, especially if you’re not a huge makeup enthusiast. But to make the journey easier for you, we have compiled a list of our best false lashes for beginners, accompanied with a handful of tips to keep in mind before making that purchase. 

The best false lashes for beginners are:

1. Brave false lashes
2. Thrive false lashes
3. Success false lashes 
4. Intelligent false lashes
5. Passionate false lashes

1. Brave False Eyelashes

Our delicate Brave super natural false eyelashes will give a weightless natural lift to your eyes making you appear more awake and bright-eyed. If you’re looking for the ‘home-grown’ au natural look to start your lash journey, these are a great option. 

Ps. our ultra-soft lashes are made from cruelty-free, synthetic fibres to give you a comfortable lash wearing experience. Diligently created to give you the durable eyelashes that you deserve. 

2. Thrive False Eyelashes

"I came to win, to fight, to conquer, to thrive" and so did we Rihanna! Our popular Thrive false eyelashes will make you feel like life is yours for the taking and make you look like you're winning before you've even entered the race. The longer hair fibres in the centre give that bright wide-eyed look. 

6mm to 10mm length - perfect for beginners & suitable to be worn with glasses. 

3. Success False Eyelashes

With a length of 5mm to 10mm, our short Success false eyelashes are almost undetectable - perfect if looking to enhance your eyes successfully. Although short, they will give your natural eyelashes depth, fullness and subtle length without giving the appearance of falsies. 

Perfect for glasses wearers, eyelash beginners and those that just want to give a tiny bit extra with their makeup and natural looks. 

4. Intelligent False Eyelashes 

Our Intelligent false eyelashes are lashes in disguise! This subtle tapered style will enhance your natural eyelashes, without looking like you're wearing falsies at all! The clear lash band blends perfectly to any skin tone and is even comfortably wearable with glasses! Lash length 5mm to 10mm. 

5. Passionate False Eyelashes

If you’re looking for delicate, weightless and wispy looking false lashes, our Passionate lashes are the one for you. This style is perfect for people wanting to transition into longer and fuller lashes but nervous to take the plunge. Lash length 5mm to 11mm.

The Different Types of Lash Glue 

So, now you’ve got a good selection of beginner false lashes to choose from, your next decision is the type of adhesive. You’ll need a reliable, high quality lash adhesive to apply your lashes with, and there's a few different types of lash adhesives out there to choose from, some more suitable for beginners than others:

• Dark adhesive 

Dark adhesive dries dark/black and allows for extra definition at the lash line, giveing the same effect as eyeliner. This is a great choice if going for a more glamorous look and a little more experienced at applying, as any wobbly mistakes will be seen! 

• Clear adhesive

Clear adhesive is by far the easiest option for beginners as it applies white and dries clear, meaning if you make any mistakes they aren’t as visible. Go wild! 

• Brush on adhesive

Brush on adhesive is probably the best option if you’re new to applying lashes, i.e a beginner. These feature a stick or wand style applicator that allows you to easily apply a thin layer of adhesive to the lash band.

Learn everything you need to know about the best false eyelash adhesive for you here. 

3 Things To Consider When Choosing Your First Pair Of False Lashes

To conclude, there are 3 main things you should consider when choosing your first pair of falsies. 

1. Opt For Shorter, Lighter Lashes

‘Go big or go home’ isn’t always the way when it comes to lashes, especially if you’re a newbie. As shown in the examples at the beginning of the blog, we recommend going for shorter, lighter lashes over the heavy styles. It's best to start light and ease yourself into them to begin with, as they can feel strange.

2. Opt for a Transparent Lash Band

We also recommend that you opt for a transparent lash band, as they are usually easier to manoeuvre and work with. They also look more natural, perfect for beginners!

3. Opt for a Clear Lash Glue

Last but not least, if you can, opt for a clear lash glue (as mentioned above) while you get the hang of it, in the case of any wobbles! Bonus points if it a ‘brush-on’ style 

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