6 Secrets to Longer Lashes

Long. Full. Dark. These three words describe how nearly every woman wishes her lashes would look. But, as we age, they become shorter, thinner and lighter in color than they […]

By NewBeauty Editors · Nov 9, 2014

Long. Full. Dark. These three words describe how nearly every woman wishes her lashes would look. But, as we age, they become shorter, thinner and lighter in color than they used to be—luckily there are easy ways to fix your lashes fast for a more voluminous look.

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The Ultimate Faux Lashes

Instantly lengthen lashes with these easy-to-apply, lightweight falsies for a seamless fit. Not only will you have your longest lashes ever, but you’ll forget they’re even there. Revlon Lengthen Lashes With featherLITE Technology, $6, revlonlashes.com

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The Luxe Makeup Remover

In addition to gently removing your makeup and moisturizing the eye area, this makeup remover has growth-activating peptides and hair-stimulating biotin to lengthen and fortify your lashes in just 15 days. Lierac Eye Make-up Remover, $24, lierac-usa.com

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The Lash Booster

For a more natural look, try a different application method. Just swipe the bristles of this lash brush along the wand of your mascara to pick up the formula for seriously lush, clump-free lashes. MAC 205 Mascara Fan Brush, $20, maccosmetics.com

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The Must-Have Mascara

Due to its secret weapon, the swan-neck wand, you can reach lashes from
corner to corner and root to tip. The result: Bigger and brighter eyes boasting perfectly fanned-out lashes that are budge-proof for 12 hours. Lancôme Grandiôse, $32, lancome.com

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The Eyelash Conditioner

Formulated with a signature BioPeptin Complex and natural botanicals, The RevitaLash Advanced Eyelash Conditioner protects lashes from breakage and daily aggressors. Lashes are stregthened and moisturized for a younger and more luxurious appearance. $98, revitalash.com

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The Solution That Fakes A Good Night’s Sleep

Do you feel like you get enough sleep but still suffer from tired-looking eyes? If so, your lashes could be to blame. “When patients come in to have dark circles, under-eye bags or even tired-looking eyes treated, I always emphasize the importance of eyelashes,” says New York oculoplastic surgeon Joseph Eviatar, MD. “Full, dark lashes frame the eyes and make eyelids look even better after a procedure.” His recommendation? “Latisse dramatically increases the length, width and darkness of your existing lashes and most patients are thrilled with their results.”