"Here's a trick if you want to add thickness but don't feel like splurging on new mascaras. Do one coat of mascara so your lashes are wet. Sprinkle some loose powder on your lashes and then another coat of mascara on top of the powder. The powder will add a nice amount of thickness." -- Stiles
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"Let the layers dry between each new coat to avoid clumping." -- Bettelli
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"Use lengthening mascara first to comb and separate lashes and [then] build a few coats of a thickening mascara to create dense drama." -- Bettelli
"Try using dark brown mascara on the inner half of the eye and black mascara on the outer lashes. This creates dimension and elongates the lankiest outer part of the lashes." -- Bettelli
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"False lashes combined with mascara is the easiest way to get extreme lash impact. Sandwich the false lashes with mascara. The under coat acts like a bra and creates support for the lashes and the finishing coat weaves the real to the false for united eyelashes." -- Bettelli
Just because you've bought a great mascara (like one of these top mascaras), doesn't mean you'll automatically have perfect lashes. It all depends on what you do with it. That's why we asked the experts -- makeup artist Fiona Stiles, founder of Three Custom Color Specialists Chad Hayduk, and MAC makeup artist Gina Bettelli -- for their tricks to getting long, voluminous lashes. With these tips, your lashes will stop people in their tracks!
