3D Fiber Lash Mascara
How it worksWhile with most mascaras, you apply a single (or maybe a double on date night) coat of mascara, let it dry and go, Younique 3D Lashes takes things a bit further, resulting in the eyelashes of your dreams.
You start out by curling your eyelashes, if you normally would.
Tip: Warm your eyelash curler for a few seconds before curling lashes
(If you want thick lashes I would suggest applying just a regular coat of your mascara. If you just want length then skip the regular mascara.)
Next, you apply a coat of the Younique 3D Fiber Lashes Transplanting Gel (the longer tube in the set). It looks like mascara, but feels stickier when you pull the wand out of the tube. This will make your lashes seem a bit longer, but the process isn't over yet.
Then, immediately apply a coat of the Natural Fibers (the shorter tube in the set) on top of the Transplanting Gel. These look like actual tiny fibers and as you put them on, they'll stick to the Transplanting Gel, making your lashes even longer and thicker. Some ladies mainly apply the Natural Fibers to the tips of their eyelashes to get good results, rather than all the way to the base of their eyelashes, where the fibers are less likely to make an impact.
Lastly, apply another coat of the Transplanting Gel to secure the fibers on your lashes, like a finishing coat. If you typically use an eyelash comb to separate your lashes after you apply mascara, you might want to now as well.
I've been using Younique 3D Fiber Lashes on a daily basis for almost a year and I admit that it took me a few try's of applying it to get the feel for how it worked on my own eyelashes. I think that the trickiest part is making the lashes on both eyes look equal. But to get into those hard to reach lashes at the end just use the end of the wand.
An alternative to lash extensions
I'll fully admit that I'm a mascara addict. It's the one makeup product that I use daily, rain or shine, in sickness or in health, and I've tried most drugstore mascaras and many department store/designer brands as well. I especially loved 3D Fiber Lashes because they are a perfect alternative to eyelash extensions and false lashes. While they certainly aren't an exact replacement, they can give a similar look for a fraction of the cost ($29 for a supply that lasts approximately three months) and it can be applied easily at home, rather than needing to book time-consuming appointments for extension fills.
Also, if you wear contact lenses, you will love that this mascara doesn't irritate the eyes and that it is easy to wash off at the end of the day — in fact, much easier than many other brands I've used in the past. Just always remember Gel, Fiber, Gel that's it!!!!
Next, you apply a coat of the Younique 3D Fiber Lashes Transplanting Gel (the longer tube in the set). It looks like mascara, but feels stickier when you pull the wand out of the tube. This will make your lashes seem a bit longer, but the process isn't over yet.
Then, immediately apply a coat of the Natural Fibers (the shorter tube in the set) on top of the Transplanting Gel. These look like actual tiny fibers and as you put them on, they'll stick to the Transplanting Gel, making your lashes even longer and thicker. Some ladies mainly apply the Natural Fibers to the tips of their eyelashes to get good results, rather than all the way to the base of their eyelashes, where the fibers are less likely to make an impact.
Lastly, apply another coat of the Transplanting Gel to secure the fibers on your lashes, like a finishing coat. If you typically use an eyelash comb to separate your lashes after you apply mascara, you might want to now as well.
I've been using Younique 3D Fiber Lashes on a daily basis for almost a year and I admit that it took me a few try's of applying it to get the feel for how it worked on my own eyelashes. I think that the trickiest part is making the lashes on both eyes look equal. But to get into those hard to reach lashes at the end just use the end of the wand.
An alternative to lash extensions
I'll fully admit that I'm a mascara addict. It's the one makeup product that I use daily, rain or shine, in sickness or in health, and I've tried most drugstore mascaras and many department store/designer brands as well. I especially loved 3D Fiber Lashes because they are a perfect alternative to eyelash extensions and false lashes. While they certainly aren't an exact replacement, they can give a similar look for a fraction of the cost ($29 for a supply that lasts approximately three months) and it can be applied easily at home, rather than needing to book time-consuming appointments for extension fills.
Also, if you wear contact lenses, you will love that this mascara doesn't irritate the eyes and that it is easy to wash off at the end of the day — in fact, much easier than many other brands I've used in the past. Just always remember Gel, Fiber, Gel that's it!!!!
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