This way of applying mascara would make the eyelashes thicker

What if you were told that you had applied your mascara incorrectly all this time and that is why it is sometimes disappointing? Discover the technique of a makeup artist who is revolutionizing the way we do things.

At a time when wearing a mask continues to interfere with our beauty routine (it is not always easy to continue to wear your favorite colored lipstick under your mask …), eye makeup is more than ever in the spotlight. heart of our concerns. If we take the opportunity to paint our eyelids more intensely, to work differently on our eyeliner line or to emphasize our eyelash fringes, we still have to do it in the right way so that our eye makeup is a real sensation and manages to make us (almost) forget that we only see half of our face.

But don't panic if you don't yet have the reflexes of a makeup professional, it becomes easy to adopt them thanks to the clever tips that abound on social networks to reveal many ways to optimize our enhancement of the look. And again, it seems that it is TikTok that has the answer to everything thanks to the precious advice that professional makeup artist Criss Scortezz unveils on the TikTok account of his brand Scortezz Beauty, which intends to make professional quality products accessible to all. The make-up artist has indeed unveiled a pro tip to get better results with your mascara. Here, no revolutionary product to buy to make your eyelashes more beautiful, just use the brush of your favorite mascara in a rather special way to take advantage of the full potential of its formula and therefore better use the mascara you already have at your house !

The technique to make your eyelashes fuller and thicker without changing mascara

As the makeup artist explains in this short video, there are times when we don't feel like we're getting the best from our mascara whatever it promises. And that's precisely where his technique comes in to help us make our lashes the most beautiful, unfolding their volume and giving the illusion that they're thicker than they actually are. The make-up artist explains that instead of applying the mascara from the roots of the eyelashes to their tips, zigzagging upwards to give them a nice curve, it is better to start by making a rotating movement that goes down and towards face with the brush rather than outward and upward, to curl the lashes downward, thus rolling the mascara brush towards the roots of the lashes. A very surprising way of doing things that goes against the usual recommendations for applying mascara. It is only then that he encourages us to resume our reflexes to stretch the mascara formula in a second step, this time starting from the roots of the eyelashes to go to the tips, and zigzagging with the brush to fully deploy the eyelash fringe. As a result, eyelashes that appear thicker, with a noticeable difference at the level of the lash line because the roots of the lashes are then more loaded with formula, a color which is then revealed as a result more intense and a good fringe of lashes. deployed. In short, this little extra gesture wonderfully maximizes the effect of mascara to make lashes look fuller and thicker.

The expert warns, however, that this way of applying mascara takes a bit of practice and patience before it is fully mastered, but says it's a life-changing tip.

The editorial team tested, and here is what we thought

The trick of Criss Scortezz most certainly depends on the mascara chosen, as well as the length of our lashes. Indeed, as shown in the video above, the result was not the most convincing on rather short eyelashes. The result remains more natural and prettier on the right side; or the side where the mascara was applied in a "normal" way.

And you, have you ever tried this technique to apply your mascara? Tell us what you think !

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Elodie Le Gall

Passionate about writing and beauty, Elodie swaps her lipstick for her laptop to find the best in makeup, hairstyle and skincare trends, and professional tips …