4 easy false-lash methods for beginners

• We tried some beginner-friendly false-lash methods that don't require messy, goopy glue.
• New types of false-lash products are attempting to simplify the process.
• Some methods are pre-glued lashes and magnetic lashes with colorful magnetic liner to match.

Following is a transcript of the video.

Narrator: Putting on false lashes can be really tricky, but here are a few products that make the process quick and easy.

The Ardell Aqua Lashes have a water-activated lash band so you can skip the messy glue application. First, trim the lashes to fit your eye shape. Then, dip the lash band in water. Make sure to fully saturate it. After that, shake off the excess and apply to your eye.

The Kiss Lash Glue Liner actually works as both an eyeliner and a lash glue, so you don't have to worry about getting glue on your lashes or your falsies not blending in with your lash line. Just apply the glue liner like a regular eyeliner. Then you can apply your false lashes.

Pre-glued lashes are also a great alternative if you struggle with applying false lashes. These are from Eylure. Trim them down to the right size, and apply starting at the center of the eye. Make sure you lightly press the falsies to your lash line to make sure that they stick.

Magnetic lashes and liner aren't only really easy to apply, but you also get to readjust your lashes at any time without worrying about them coming off. These lashes and this colorful liner are from Glamnetic. Apply the magnetic liner like normal eyeliner, and then just pop on the false lashes.