I TRIED A NEW MASCARA TECHNIQUE AND...WOW!!!

[@veronicamcminn7775]

Oh yea we did that back in the 80’s. But it is so messy. That’s the drawback. It also makes my lashes more “crunchy”. Drier formulas work better. Not as messy. But it deff looks more dramatic if you’re in the mood. My sister used to have me hold a tissue to protect her eyeshadow when she did hers growing up Lol what else are little sisters for

[@staceyo1723]

There’s virtually nothing that is truly “new” any more! Just forgotten and rediscovered

[@tammiemartinez6485]

Not that I don't believe you but I don't remember this technique from the 80's. The one my sister did was apply the mascara then take a sewing needle to separate them. Sounds scary I know but she never once poked her eyes. We have long, thick/full, curly, black lashes to begin with (Thanks Dad! ❤) Well, 2 of us do. What we were looking for was separation. That's still the same thing I'm looking to achieve so no. Won't be trying this. Another reason? I know it's easy to get mascara off the skin but I detest having to do it. I get a little bit irrational just waiting for it to dry so I can, lol...

[@veronicamcminn7775]

@@tammiemartinez6485 lol. I know I hate when I get mascara glob I know to let it dry but I hate it too! Lol. Yes I’ve heard of people using the needle. Glad no one poked an eye out lol.

[@veronicamcminn7775]

@@staceyo1723 true!

[@tammiemartinez6485]

@@veronicamcminn7775 Doesn't it seem like it takes forever to dry, too? LOL! Yeah, I'm glad as well. I use to sit there just watching her do it. She spent the most time on her lashes out of everything else, haha. Though she no longer does the needle "technique" 😬 mascara is the only product she'll put on now. I use to love watching my sister and one of my cousins put their makeup on. My cousin would really take her time doing a full face. And her nails? Omgee, they were LONG and beautifully done. That was in the 70's. She didn't have our long lashes so it was falsies for her. In fact until I started watching beauty YT I hadn't seen anyone else using falsies in my neck of the woods. Oh, the memories... 😁

[@spgard29]

Way back in The Olden Days, when I was just learning about makeup, I read a tip to apply your mascara first, and then your eyeshadow. I did my eyes this way for years. I got out of the habit as I got older, but with Chris's mascara technique, it might be a good time to try it that way again! His way does produce a fatter lash faster. I think I'll play with it, too. Thanks for the demo, Charlotte!

[@amyh8144]

No matter the mascara or technique, I always make a mess. Hence why I always do mascara first. Always.

[@ElleAlexandria]

I love technique videos like this!

[@pennynya]

Both look great, but I don’t know if I see enough difference to make me want to put up with the extra amount of mess and clean up to get to the small amount of extra volume? Maybe for a night out or special occasion rather than every day? But then I can see myself being fully furious if I mucked up a really good eyeshadow and made that part look worse! Really interesting to see though - will look forward to seeing how you like it as you continue trying it!

[@ginad2827]

I'm definitely impressed with this technique! I've never seen it before, but I'm going to try it!

[@meitalkabeli509]

Thanks for sharing this technique, it gave an amazing lifted and voluminous look to your lashes. In my opinion, with that technique it looks like your lashes were thicker on the part that is closest to your lid, compared to the way you regularly apply mascara. Both sides look great, I think it is preference in what look you want.

[@AlliListArt]

Yes Charlotte I can see the difference and will give it a try and let u know how I get on. A clean dry Spooly is the best way to scrap off the mascara once it has dried....in my opinion of course. Love Alli X

[@changeeyecolor3891]

I like your video a lot !

[@gladysgarrity5721]

Wow looks good I’m definitely going to try it but I think I will put the eyeshadow on afterwards because I would make a big mess see you in the next one 🌺🌼🌸🌷

[@tracy2931]

You have great lashes but I did see a difference…can’t wait to try it myself!

[@leneskov5184]

I also roll the mascara wand - but in the opposite direction. I find that it gives same great deposit of mascara as his technique but without the messy-ness 😀 I allways get compliments on my lashes - and I do not use lash serum.

[@kohk79]

Ali Andrea uses this technique. I’ve tried, but not very successfully, since I don’t have good coordination 😂

[@Notperfecttonya]

@@kohk79 I started using Andrea Ali’s technique as well and it’s making a huge difference! Love it!! ❤️🥰

[@lisapierce525]

I roll the opposite way too. Not messy at all.

[@jackieturner4144]

the technique look good I'm deffinatly going to try it as my eye lashes are short and need all the help they can get thankyou charlotte xx

[@jacquelynwolanski970]

Lol Jackie my my name is Jackie Turner Wolanski I freaked out at first I said I don't remember commenting. Then remember oh yeah been married for 30 plus years Turner is no longer my last name.

[@jackieturner4144]

@@jacquelynwolanski970 that's mad it's a small world lol

[@kshe3159]

Charlotte you need to make a statement asking your followers to click on the thumb, as sometimes I do watch a lot and forget to like, and I'm sure you have more folks that love your channel x

[@kimlarsen4883]

The Lancome counter taught me this in the late 70's early 80's,. They said you don't use need a curler when you do this. You would also get the top of you lashes to get them thicker.

[@scray00]

I think I went through a tube of mascara every other week in the 80’s 😂

[@LiaSimply]

Thanks for sharing the technique, Charlotte. Response to your question: I have really curly lashes and getting behind them to clean the transfer up would be a nightmare and will ruin my eyeshadow. I'll stick to what I've been doing.

[@valgarrett63]

Looks pretty good. On screen when you look straight ahead it gives the effect of having black eyeliner on the top lid. Be interesting to see how you find it works with different wands/mascaras and with practice.

[@lesliehatch-herman9325]

That’s what I thought, too! Makes it look as though she tight-lined at the same time. I may try this technique soon!

[@penelopefongers2384]

Back again to tell you I tried the technique with the same brand mascara and i loved how it made my eyes look. The smudging flicks off upon dry down. Thanks for the demo.

[@laurasutton8230]

I'd love to hear a follow-up from you after using other mascaras if they weren't as "messy" as the Mac mascara was. Would a lash comb help in between the coats of mascara? Either way your lashes look phenomenal!

[@penelopefongers2384]

Can’t wait to try the new technique. Thanks.

[@julianursten6399]

Love that new technique. I’ll be practicing it

[@fatima-5884]

Hi, both techniques looked fantastic. I could not notice any difference but it is always good to learn. I always do my mascara like your method which is very clean application. Thank you Charlotte for sharing.

[@Kj-ec7iz]

This is an interesting new technique. There is a difference!

[@DM-eg6ow]

Amazing! 😮 I’ll definitely need to try this out!

[@cynthialees2760]

Yup, I’m in! I’ll try it tomorrow!! Can’t wait.

[@helenallen2832]

wow thats fantastic .. will deff being trying this xxx

[@asabrandt2649]

Off course I have to try this!! I've seen it, but I think I would struggle...🙄 I think that Scott's technique works absolutely fine on you, but so does the one you normally use as well. 🙂

[@lesliehatch-herman9325]

I like his technique…looks like it tightlined as well!

[@pamelahewlett1750]

Wow!, gorgeous 😍 I think that was the perfect mascara for it too! 😍🤩😍

[@MissEMc2]

By twisting the mascara wand that way it forces more mascara to be deposited on to the lashes. Really it comes down to what you prefer. Personally I like a more separated lash so I would not do this but someone else might love it!!

[@tamizilla]

Hallo, I am going to try it with my two favorite mascaras one is the mac stack. But going to try on weekends too my when I am racing out the door to work. Thank you , seems fun to try.

[@glambysophie1]

Thank you for sharing. I´m going to try this.

[@mmcjrc2000]

It looks great….I will use my mascara guard on my lid and definitely try this….I love the lashes!!!!

[@melissahaught2160]

What a difference in the first coat! I like Scotts technique but would not be able to clean up the mess! Will definitely give it a try on sunblock, mascara and lipgloss only days! Thanks for the info!

[@TRINITY-xb9ib]

I like the look of the ‘regular’ application.

[@beckyc.5743]

I was wondering which mascaras would work best for this routine as well. My lashes are so thin I definitely have to use the wand wiggle (technical term) to achieve volume. I’d like to try this but may try it with a lengthening mascara wand just to see if it makes less of a mess but still gives me some volume.

[@MichelleRauKlimas739501]

Honestly I really like them both. I don't know if I'd do that as a daily step. Maybe if I was going out somewhere to celebrate 🍾 but they look nice both ways.

[@Freespirit_Sofia]

I can definitely see the difference!!! You have gorgeous lashes so both ways look wonderful!!! I will try it to see if it works on my lashes!!! Thank you Charlotte!!! 👍👍👍👍💖💖💖💖

[@nadiadncr]

I’m always here for a Charlotte mascara technique 💕 I’ll try it 😘

[@dazereigh]

It looks pretty fanned out to me, I think it’s pretty good. Both are great. To clean up I find waiting for it to dry and then using a spoolie gently to remove the mess works really well.

[@lisapierce525]

I use a spoolie too. They’re terrific for cleanup!

[@janelleespinosa6247]

I see a difference, worth a try!

[@MsBNoodle]

I think my MUA might have done something similar on my wedding day and used the finger of her other hand to shield my eyelids. I wish I'd asked her to explain what she was doing! Looks stunning!

[@elainebines6803]

Right from the get go I've placed brush at the base and do zig zag motion upwards. I preferred you look btw 👍

[@BlankCanvasMakeup]

I will try to perfect that new method since I like how it looks on the lashes. All the other factors definitely play a part: eyeshadow style, liner, type of mascara. But I love drama lashes so I am game!

[@jennyleonard8651]

Charlotte, have you tried the brow gel method?.

[@lisapierce525]

Very interesting indeed! Your lashes always look great but that technique is more of a dramatic look. I wiggle at the base and roll my wand out as I blink. That’s not messy at all. Also, if you wait until the mascara dries you can scratch it off your lids with a spoolie without messing up your eyeshadow, for those that don’t know. Please do give us a follow up on the other mascaras. I’m going to try it. Thanks for sharing!

[@tahina9686]

Gosh, we are getting masochistic with our mascara routine! Certainly looks impressive on you! Fun watching…

[@Darkbillhook]

I’ve applied mine like this since I was a teenager (now 31) and didn’t realise I was doing any form of special technique - I’m just heavy handed & clumsy and can’t help but push into my eyelid haha But now I get why I always get mascara on my eyelids and other people don’t seem to😅

[@AspasiaB]

Same (I'm 41). As far as the mascara bits on your eyelid, use a dry, disposable mascara spoolie and gently "scrub" off the dried mascara bits. Tah-dah!

[@dianehereshko2051]

I like the technique. I'll try this. Wondering how the smile brush will make out. 🤔

[@emmashaw3343]

Wow love it, I clean up any transfer with a spoolie , a tip learned from Katie Jane Hughes. It cleans up super quick 😊

[@sunshine3068]

Interesting video on mascara application! Not worth trying for me,but thank you for sharing!

[@Haley-hz9gj]

Petsonally I think your technique looks better Charlotte!!

[@mariabarradas4235]

In any case you have beautiful lashes, I was also thinking if the mascare brand is important, I guess it might be a key point but I do love the effect, after I had radiation I lost a great part of my hair, brows and lashes (very upsetting ) and now it's a struggle to get some mascara on my poor lashes, but I will try this for sure, I am afraid of making a big mess, a lot more then you did but I will try it, thanks for the tutorial, it's so dramatic...I wonder if we should use a tiny comb at the end, your side has more separation, thanks.

[@debsmakeup8902]

I read it is going to be even hotter in the UK for the next couple of days. Please stay cool and safe!

[@handmadebysian]

I love the look it gives you, it’s awesome! I’m with you, not down with the mess…but I might have to give it a go because I do love a fat, dramatic lash. Also, I don’t know if you’ve tried using a dry brow spoolie to remove the transfer from your lid once it’s completely dried? I personally find it affects your eyeshadow/make up underneath considerably less than using a q tip as it just dry brushes it off - not my idea, got it from Sali Hughes! Thank you for another fabulous video and I absolutely LOVE that Lisa Eldridge lipstick…may have to come home with me! :)

[@EloisaMontesdeOcaTV]

OMG! The difference is ashtonishing! I will definietly try this, even tho I can see the first attempts ending like a panda! Xo!

[@vickinparadox]

Well not sure about the new technique but your new lip color looks absolutely smashing on you! Glad I picked that one up too. I can only hope that it's going to look half that good on me.

[@kellymichelle1255]

Omg I've always applied my mascara thus way and I thought everybody did x

[@melds9788]

Hello! I've been following Ali Andreea's videos and that is her technique when she apply her mascara too.

[@meganryan9945]

Love it ❤️

[@trinahughes1230]

Just tried it, yes way messy , but it does give so much DRAMA!

[@janicedevereux2839]

We’ve been putting mascara on for decades and it’s funny how we don’t even think about doing it… We just do it. A while back I was purchasing Charlotte Tillberry pillow talk mascara. On the website it was a video on how to apply. Again, like I’ve said who even thinks about watching a mascara application video🤷‍♀️… Anyway I watched it and it held my interest…. Video talked about how the Charlotte Tilbury mascara wand is flat on one side and bristles on the other… In the video the model demonstrates that the flat side of the wand is to be placed at the base of the lashes and push them up. Hold that wand up against the base then twist and blink at the same time… It was a little awkward at first. I’m so used to combing the wand through that it took some time getting used to the “ twist and blink“ technique 😄… it worked really well and similar to this technique..👏👏👏👏

[@GMW.artist]

I saw Chris doing this ages ago, but I've not tried it yet... (Who's "Scott"? 🤔😜) 😎✌🏼💜💜💜

[@anitablanca5050]

What shade of the new hourglass foundation you getting?

[@miriamhanvey5826]

I think Chris is way is lovely xx

[@sayura93]

I am curious about how the curl holds with this technique as that's what I am struggling with the most. I will have to try it!

[@Mollyjean2014]

This technique kills the curl.

[@UnpurrfectRobyn]

Hello from the States! :) I think I will definitely give it a go and try it out with the two mascara formulas I currently have in rotation. I have one that is a more traditional bristle brush (Covergirl Exhibitionist Stretch & Strengthen) and one that has a plastic bristle brush (Vivienne Sabo Cabaret Premiere). I usually try not to make a mess with my mascara, but if I can get the technique to work and clean it up without disturbing my makeup, it will make for a great application technique to have when I'm feeling more dramatic! :) I will definitely make a note to have a clean, dry spoolie on hand for clean up.

[@claudsnyc]

Definitely can see quite a difference and I really like the drama. I will give this a try, my mascara always transfers to my lids anyway on application, so won’t matter if there’s a little more to clean 😂

[@janetcarey6954]

It's pretty but it wouldn't be my everyday look. Would love to hear about your use of different mascaras with this technique. Thank you 😊

[@RR-mv1vr]

Does it look fuller because a lot of the mascara is applying on the lash line?

[@samnicol9388]

The smaller brush style works better for this. I don’t like the maybelline skyscraper because that brush is so floppy bendy & that helps this one. It does not to make a mess. I now can use up a mascara I would never have reached for. Oh and it’s good for bad gal bang

[@pixieburton3131]

Hmmm, question: I usually curl my lashes before mascara. Do you know if I can continue to curl my lashes? That will be the deciding factor for me.

[@katieharris7219]

That's my issue too! Thanks to lash serum, my lashes are pretty long, but it's the volume that I'm after...and that's what makes this so tempting. 🤔 On the other hand, my lashes grow and naturally want to stay straight down so if I don't get a good curl on them, then the effect (pointing down from the "back-combing") would be there to stay. If something weighs them down then I'm dunzo. I'm hoping someone of there can speak to the lash curling issue. ❤️❤️❤️

[@pixieburton3131]

@@katieharris7219 Yes, my lashes are so straight I have to curl them or putting on mascara is useless.

[@LoveMyGSDs]

I think it looked great, but I’m not sure I could deal with the mess. PS, I hope you and your family are managing to stay cool during the heat wave!

[@foxymama2003]

Andrea Ali (sp) uses a technique like that and her lashes look amazing also! I tried it once and made a mess (thank you for showing it isn’t just my 57 year old hands failing me 😂)! Going to try it again! I have good lashes and mascara is my favorite part of makeup!

[@idreamofparis7233]

I wonder if running an eyelash comb would help it be more separated without losing the extra volume.

[@wsm5476]

Hello, I am following you for a while. I like your content and personality. I am almost doing the same without the mess. I start bt coating my lashes from routes to tips but from above the lashes and the coat my lashes as usual from below. I use dior primer first and I follow up with 2 coats from hourglass mascara. I hope this is helpful.

[@MichelleRauKlimas739501]

To everyone here and there... Please please please hit that like button yall it helps so very much and im just a sub like yall but this woman truly deserves it. I make it a habit as soon as I click i hit that before I even watch. If you're truly being honest with Yourself you already know you'll love the video. Please yall let's get her rolling on up overflowing that cup 🥤 🤣🤣🤣🎉💖

[@chrissymoss514]

I hit the thumbs up before I even watch the vid - I do the same thing with all the creators I'm subscribed to. 👍👍👍

[@lisapierce525]

@@chrissymoss514 I do that too!

[@chrissymoss514]

@@lisapierce525 Yayyyyyyyyyyyyyy ❣

[@MichelleRauKlimas739501]

@@chrissymoss514 Thanks i swear I feel the same way. They deserve it in my heart. I love Charlotte id be willing to bet she's a blast to have as a friend. Thanks so much..

[@MichelleRauKlimas739501]

@@lisapierce525 I know you didn't reply to me but I still wanted to thank you very much. It's so many ppl who don't hit that like button not sure why. I really wish more would hit it.

[@chrissymoss514]

There's a difference but I much prefer your "separated" technique. It makes your eyes look wider and more defined. Also, I think this technique would make you burn through mascaras - I could be wrong tho 🤔 Stick to your technique, it's beautiful 😍 Love ya 🧡💜🧡💜🧡

[@LiaSimply]

That would work for me then. They say to use mascara within 6 months, but it always feels like there's a lot of product by 6 months.

[@BlingyBea]

I think it was more dramatic but i have always loved your eyelashes the way you’ve been doing it.🥰👁

[@woboznz]

Its a bit impractical but it does work. I prefer that technique where you use your finger to press the brush and pull it through your lashes from root to tip, have you tried that one? Then only your finger is messy, not your eye lid.

[@lionesslux6816]

No matter what, you have the most breathtaking lashes on KZbin. 😏

[@debbiesprinkle2895]

I like the new technique; however, I don't like cleaning my eyes. I will try it.

[@EnvyBlu]

I like both sides actually. Your lashes are beautiful. I think I need to get some of that mascara! I want those results 😆! I’m going to try that technique next time I apply mascara. What the heck, why not? I make a mess any way I apply my mascara 😂🤷🏻‍♀️

[@juliewigley5781]

Saw someone using a mascara guard on another channel (sorry can’t remember who it was) but that would be ideal I reckon 🙂

[@dubsbeautydiary]

Okay. Interesting technique. It looks really voluminous but it does look messy.

[@susannatuttapanna2010]

you can get exactly the same look without the weird mess by just using a decent buildable mascara and wiggling the brush through the lashes (which deposits more mascara)and building it up while still wet. Hourglass caution/estee lauder lengthening mascara (the original one) do this perfectly and don't clump up or give you weird lumps on the ends. or just use a decent lash base coat like lash paradise, which will give you 3x the length and volume with no mess and fussing about.

[@analezaa6306]

I think it looks great but not sure if I want to deal with the mess.

[@gypsysnickerdoodle4354]

Our local MAC MUA did a 60 COATS of the new MAC mascara as an experiment, & it didn’t clump…

[@justme1510]

this is how ive been applying my mascara accidentaly, might explain why i almost always get some on my eyelid.

[@Mommaslew]

I’m not sure it’s worth the effort and mess? I don’t think there is a significant difference. Also…. Loving your videos. I literally power-watched 85% of allllll of your videos. I’m very happy I found your channel! PS I follow Pampered Wolf and she recommended you!

[@LifestyleInHawaii808]

To be honest I would rather do it the way you normally do. think it would take to much time to tidy up. Thank you for sharing.

[@Venus77x]

I felt your own fanned out look actually looked better on you because the other technique made that eye look heavier and more closed, I think your lashes are already voluminous and lovely. That said I have fine eyelashes but they come up alright with mascara and this new technique worked well on me (and no mess) strangely I found it a lot easier than expected. So I think the final verdict is, women with sparse or fine lashes would benefit, but those with already nice lashes may look too heavy and unnecessary in my opinion x

[@mariannebrasch6729]

I love this new technique, but the mess it leaves, not so much. Have you tried the mascara first and then the shadow-just a thought?!

[@elysiumfieldsbeauty6502]

I way I have done my mascara application for years, learn it from Mally Roncal who is a makeup artist and owner of Mally Beauty

[@maureenott214]

💖💖💖

[@Donna-cc1kt]

How you cleaned up the mess would have been nice.

[@pennPi]

I prefer your old technique. It looks more fanned out, defined and curled and less messy.

[@jocelynel-fab5214]

Hi Charlotte! Your lashes always look fabulous. To me, the difference is not that significant; i.e. when face to face, people would only notice the difference between the two sides if you asked them directly which eye has the longest and most voluminous lashes - and the women would resent you because they would think you’re taunting them ; )

[@Mollyjean2014]

Been doing this for years. Nothing new. I have straight lashes and I have to curl them. Doing the technique kills my lash curl.

[@notimportant123]

Looks great but I thought we all learned after the 2000s that backcombing is terrible for hair strands

[@laritalovesmakeup]

Well I get mascara on my lid with your way. If I try his I’ll have a huge mess. Lol. I think I like your normal way the best. 💖💄👄

[@jillpotts7472]

although the right eye looks a touch thicker, its not a huge difference and the mess isn't worth it!