Closed, the compacts resemble a Mod-like bull’s eye target. Open the compact to a pair of false eyelashes and a mirror. These edgy little compacts are fun to look at, plus convenient for tossing in a trendy handbag.

The compacts and lash trays are designed to sanitarily store lashes. We really can’t think of a better travel companion for false eyelash lovers than this nifty little compact!

Madame Madeline has exclusive dibs on the online release for Bullseye’s ‘Just a Girl…’ collection, so if you want to get your hands on one of these adorably stylish lash compacts, grab one at www.madamemadeline.com

ARDELL LASHES

It was movie magic that launched a famous beauty trend. In 1916, legendary movie director, D.W. Griffith wanted Seena Owen, the leading lady of his epic, “Intolerance”, to have glamorous lashes so long they would gracefully touch her cheeks when she fluttered her eyelashes or looked down thoughtfully. A wig maker wove human hair through fine gauze and gummed them to Owen’s eyelids creating the very first set of false eyelashes. Needless to say, women wanted the same movie star lashes and a trend was born.

Popular Ardell Lashes Lines include:

A pair of lashes from Europe’s no.1 false lash brand is clearly the quickest way to get yourself catwalk ready, so take a tip from our models and visit www.MadameMadeline.com to stock up on this fashionistas beauty staple!

See more exciting new styles at http://www.madamemadeline.com/online_shoppe/search.asp?pg=1&stext=eylure&stype=&scat=

The idea behind these lashes is that the strings aid the lash user in positioning the lashes initially and then pop out once situated.  They’re currently only available in the UK at Boots stores or on www.boots.com.

Pretty neat, huh?

How to apply Fake Eyelashes

Below for expert tips on how to apply your new mod  false eyelashes from Andrea.

1. Apply make up as you usually would – foundation etc.

2. Apply a thin line of eyeliner, either pencil or liquid to your top lashes.

3. For a fuller effect coat your own lashes with two coats of mascara.

4. With a steady hand take your Andrea false eyelashes out of the container making sure they are as they should be.

5. Using a close mirror, take each eyelash set out by itself (making sure you have the right and the left eyelash set identified).

6. Make sure it fits, if too long then cut a little off the end.

7. With clean hands, apply a thin coating of eyelash glue supplied across the join.

8. Steadily match these to your natural eyelash line, move quickly if you need too. Hold in place for 10 seconds  or and release, they should hold.

9. Apply this to the other set.

10. Once the false eyelashes are applied if there are any gaps simply apply another layer of eyeliner over the top to make them look as natural as possible. If you need to add an extra coat of mascara. Finally enjoy your new lashes! Be sure to take the little tube of eyelash glue with you if possible in case they drop slightly!

To remove, gently pull them off, if they are in good condition they can be used again so simply keep them in a safe place away from water and humidity, somewhere dry.

For additional lash removal instructions, please visit How to Clean Your False Strip Eyelashes After Removal

After these lashes are cleaned, you won’t find a trace of make-up, glue or dirt on them.

I usually use DUO adhesive, as it is easy to remove.

Removing the eyelashes from the eye is actually very simple. You can use a cotton swab or your finger to gently push on the falsies. Push on the band in a downward motion to detach the falsies from your eyelid. While firmly gripping the falsies, pull the lashes away from your eyelid from inner corner to outer corner.

To clean the lash band, you will need a tool, such as flat tweezers, to help you remove the glue and cosmetics from the lashes.

While firmly gripping the lashes with one hand, use the tweezers to gently pull of sections of glue adhered to the lash band.

In fact, if you have nails that are just the right length, not too long and not too short, you can use your nails to pull off the glue from the lashes instead of using tweezers.

When you have plucked off the glue from the lashes, place the lashes flat on a paper towel.

With a cotton swab, spray a little bit of alcoholic lotion and stroke the lashes with the swab from the band down to the tips of the eyelashes.

I do not recommend using makeup products to clean, as many of them can end up making a mess if they are too oily.

Once you’re finished, the fake lashes look a lot like new lashes. You can wear them for up to a month if you keep them clean. Place the newly cleaned false eyelashes back in their original box to help them maintain their shape and keep them sanitary.

She glued a strip of false lashes to the outer corners of the eyes, dusted peach blush on the cheeks, and blotted a mix of three berry lipsticks on the models’ mouths.

To get this look, try using false eyelash accents for the outer corner of the eyes. Some good, affordable ones: Andrea or Ardell Lash Accents, starting at $2.55 – 3.49 per pair
http://www.madamemadeline.com/online_shoppe/search.asp?pg=1&stext=lash+accents&stype=&scat=

Looking for dramatic length and moderate volume false lashes, try out Japonesque Flair Eyelashes, starting at $8.00

http://www.madamemadeline.com/online_shoppe/search.asp?pg=1&stext=japonesque+eyelash+Flair&stype=&scat=

Recently a new type of  lash extension has made it’s way onto the scene. It’s the C-Curl and just as the name sounds so does the lash look. This style lash extension has an extreme curl that resemble the letter “C” and is not a style that works for just anyone. If your lashes are super straight you may not be a good candidate.

Due to the extreme nature of the curl there is not much room for the C-Curl extensions to adhere therefore not offering enough base support to hold the lash for a long period. An option would be for the lash professional to curl your lashes first with a heated lash curler. Clients whose natural curled lashes would obviously benefit more since it would follow the line of the curl alot more and offer the base support. One thing to mention is that the C-Curl lashes does offer more pronounced and dramatic look where the J-Curl lashes offers a more natural look. It’s just deciding what look you want to achieve and this of course I would recommend discussing with your eyelash professional prior to the application.

To see pictures of C-Curl and J-Curl mink eyelash extensions lashes,  visit Madame Madeline site or click HERE.

Inside Lady Gaga’s Rockin’ Life

Tour bus parties and teacups! The singer gives us a peek inside her life in her Twitter pics.

LASH OUT

There’s a downside to living out loud like Gaga! “It is a promising morning when your eyelash falls in your Folgers,” Tweeted the lash-less singer.