First off, measure the false lashes. Place it against your upper lash and cut off the excess. After this, curl up your lashes and apply your mascara of your choice to prevent your real fringe from sagging.

Next, apply some lash glue on a cotton swab and put some on the base of the false lashes. Put it on as close as possible on the roots of your lashes and press it into place with the use of the flat end of your tweezers.

Finally, apply some black liquid eye liner to hide the band for a more natural look. Optional: apply extra coat of mascara to fuse lashes.

It is very normal for your eye lashes, like the hair on top of your head, to shed. It re-grows anyway. But if you start to see your vacant spots on your lash line, then there is indeed a little cause for worry.

Avoid wiping harshly at the eyes when cleaning eye make-up. Gently wipe the eye area with a cotton pad or soft tissue. If you use a particular make-up remover, then perhaps you may reconsider trying other brands or other methods of make-up removal.

Do not overuse mascara and the eyelash curler. Dramatic lashes are one thing but bald ones are another.

If these don�t work, change your eye make-up brands. If this doesn�t work either, it�s time to go to the doctor. Losing your lashes may be a sign of a medical condition rather than your skin�s chemical reaction to make-up.

Red hair and fair skin (not to mention the freckles) is what we consider the classic redhead coloring. No worries here if you are a little doubtful on the right make-up color for you. Start with sheer (and I mean sheer) foundation. Do not cover your freckles! They add allure and character to your features. If you are a little apprehensive about them, the sheer foundation will even out your complexion without flaunting your freckles.

For eye shadow, blush, and lipstick, make use of neutral gold, tan, camel, and brown based colors. But do not restrict yourself to these hues. Experiment and you may find that more dramatic colors (yes, even the most vibrant of red) can actually work with your coloring.

For mascara, refrain from using black and stick to brown. Black can be too harsh on fair skin.

Remember that the brow should start in line with your inner eye and should continue to the outer corner. All you need to do is get rid of the excess. But how? The choice varies depending on your pain threshold. You can either comb and trim, or tweeze the offending hair. Or if you have the extra cash, there is always threading or waxing.

Once you’ve applied your foundation, the concealer, and the rest of your make-up. You can always make sure that what you’ve worked hard for stays on for the longest possible time. One trick to make this happen is to use translucent loose powder. What you do is to dust it over your face using a large soft brush. Focus on the forehead, nose, and chin –also known as the T-Zone, which are the areas of the face that are prone to more oil production.