These guys have crazy lashes.

www.shuuemura-usa.com/Product...ory.aspx

And feather ones!

I've never gotten them, but I know people who have, and love them for the look and quality.

At the least, it's awesome to browse!

Practice practice practice. Leave plenty of time and if you aren't sure it's right start over. If it feels wrong at the start it usually only gets worse.

As for the "how-to", see the post "Lovely lashes" by Chelle from last week.

My Diva's Closet is my favorite lash vendor: www.mydivascloset.com/fakeeyelashes.html whatever your heart desires...seriously.

Well, shoot, I might be able to help a bit! ;-)

I've actually gotten some really cool lashes at Sally's Beauty Supply - there's one by me and a few throughout the Twin Cities but I don't know if there is one in or nearby Savage. There's also a good variety on eBay.

As for application, yes, allow lots of time and then give yourself time to practice as well. I would recommend making sure your eyelids are very clean - no make-up and no oil/sweat. So I put on my lashes before anything else, after I make sure my lids are clean. I use just normal eyelash adhesive. I would apply the adhesive to the eyelash unit first, then wait a bit for the liquid to start becoming tacky and sticky, then apply to the eyelid. If you apply to soon when the liquid is still runny, it just won't stick.

When applying, I start in one of the corners - I've tried starting in both the inner and outer corners and it never made a difference for me.

Fun feather lash DIY:
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Make up look using the feather lashes:
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I recommend DUO surgical adhesive for lashes. Can't beat it.