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enhancement. Accenting the eye can protect from the elements, embolden our gaze, prove our social status, or be a part of makeup as play. If it includes gluing tiny pieces of\u00a0hair to the tiniest hairs on our face, then so be it. Below, ten moments in time that mark significant advances in the falsifying of our lashes.<\/div>\n![\"false-eyelashes-hual-madame-madeline-discount-lashes\"](\"https:\/\/www.madamemadeline.com\/false-lashes\/wp-content\/uploads\/2015\/11\/false-eyelashes-hual1-300x292.jpg\")
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1 \/\/ Cleopatra Sets the Standard<\/h3>\n
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During the time of the Ancient Egyptions, accentuating the eyes using dark kohl liner to heavily line all around the eyes was very popular. It was not only for show but it also protected<\/div>\n
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2 \/\/ Controversial Victorian Gal<\/h3>\n
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The or “it girl” of the mid-Victorian era used paint to whiten her face, rouge to blush her cheeks, color her lips, to line her eyes, and false lashes to enhance her eyes. This look was\u00a0bemoaned by conservatives during this era as it conflicted greatly with their vision of women having \u201cnatural\u201d beauty.A woman who went by Madame Rachel who may have been considered one of\u00a0the first make up artists of that time, claimed she was well paid for “enameling” a lady’s face. This was considered as \u00a0\u201cliving lies\u201d and \u201cthe instrument of deception\u201d by conservatives\u00a0such as the Chambers brothers.<\/div>\n
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3 \/\/ Lashes Get Their Big Break<\/h3>\n
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In 1919 makeup artist Max Factor enhanced actresses Phyllis Haver\u2019s lashes which really helped false lashes go mainstream. He did this by sewing real hair onto her own lashes. For the movie\u00a0Intolerance, Director D.W Griffith requested Factor for the false lashesin hope to create the effect of actress Seena Owen’s lashes \u201csweeping onto her cheeks.\u201d Making false eyelashes\u00a0popular were Factors early experience as a wigmaker and movie makeup artist, giving him all the glory to this day.<\/div>\n
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4 \/\/ It\u2019s the 30’s \u2013 Girls Go Wild!<\/h3>\n
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Vogue magazine recommended blue mascara for grey-haired ladies and eyelash “irons”, known today as eyelash curlers, to assist with the “bewildering length” which was requested by women in\u00a0the early 30’s.<\/div>\n
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5 \/\/ Did Grandma Have a Pair?<\/h3>\n
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In the 50’s false eyelashes were widely used. Glamorous bombshells were said to wear them both day and night, often using a full set for night and separating them into individuals for day\u00a0use. Making it more popular among the masses was the popularity of film stars and growth of big beauty brands.<\/div>\n
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6 \/\/The Skinny on Twiggy<\/h3>\n
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Toward the end of the 60’s, Helena Rubinstein advertised a set of false lashes called \u201cShaggy\u201d Minute Lashes which came with an applicator.A cosmetic brand by the name Andrea which actually \u00a0still makes false eyelashes to this day advertised 21 pairs of falsies available in both black and brown including a glitter strip that could be applied to the top of any pair. ” Because no two women are alike” as Andrea’sad explained. 60’s supermodel Twiggy\u2019s painted-on lower lashes and full top-set (often three pairs on top of each other) sparked a major trend which became her iconic look, still referenced in editorials today.<\/div>\n
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7 \/\/ Minimalism Can\u2019t Stop Us<\/h3>\n
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The minimal make up look was popular in the 90’s!\u00a0 A natural beauty in a slip dress, butterfly hair clips with hair hair combed through, light mascara (we\u2019re thinking of you, Drew\u00a0Barrymore), was the look.Makeup artist and author The Art of Makeup and Face Forward Kevin AuCoin, was an expert who applied false eyelashes to celebrities to completely transform their\u00a0look. “Spiky sets– lashes that were clumped together were used at the latter part of the era turning supermodel Christy Turlington into Marisa Berenson\u2019s twin! Individual lashes could also be applied along the lower lash line as well. Hilary Swank would use a full set to transform her into a dead-ringer for Raquel Welch.<\/div>\n
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8 \/\/ Lashes Hit a Lo<\/h3>\n
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In 2001, J-Lo\u2019s flew in her Red Fox Fur lashes by make up guru, Shu Uemura, to wear for the Academy Awards, causing controversy due to the material and expense. Luxe lashes became a\u00a0catalyst for Uemura’s opening for the Tokyo Lash Bar, a high-end counter with seasonal lash collections, in 2004. Celebrity J-Lo flew in her Red Fox Fur lashes by make up guru, Shu Uemura, to wear for the Academy Awards in 2001. That caused controversy due to material and expense. in 2004 Luxe lashes became a \u00a0catalyst for Uemura’s opening for the Tokyo Lash Bar, a popular high-end counter with seasonal lash collections.<\/div>\n
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9 \/\/ So Shu Me!<\/h3>\n
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Mink lashes with diamonds (again by make up \u00a0guru, Shu Uemura) which cost $10,000 were worn by Madonna in 2009. Only 1000 pairs were produced until they were sold out. Successful make up\u00a0artists such as Peter Philips, bedazzled models in the Fall runways by decorating the lash front with tulle and sequins for Chanel. Models for Dior, Milan’s Dolce & Gabbana and Versace flaunted outrages fluttering lash lengths, creating a high demand that season for falsies.<\/div>\n
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10 \/\/ Lash Blast<\/h3>\n
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Lashes made of feathers, mixed materials, or ones with self-adhesive lash bands<\/a> are constantly being featured in editorials these days and extravagant pairs of lashes as appealing as high heals as well.\u00a0 Lash Bars are now springing up in urban centers providing lash-only services from lash-dying, application, to extensions. False lashes\u00a0are at their peak and are available to anyone from drugstore chainstores, \u00a0beauty supplies, salons, makeup studios and online stores.<\/div>\n
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11 \/\/ Discount Brand Name Lashes<\/h3>\n
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Buy fabulous bat-worthy brand name false eyelashes at half the retail store prices plus additional discount when you sign up for our mailing list<\/a> at www.Madame-Madeline.com (Madame Madeline Lashes). \u00a0Find stunning discount false\u00a0lashes for every occasions that blend perfectly with your natural ones to add dose of depth and feminine flair and flutter. \u00a0Shop Discount #FalseLashes at\u00a0https:\/\/goo.gl\/oBw72M<\/div>\n
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