Water-droplet lashes: Way to Rock this Runway Look in Real Life

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Carolina Herrera - Runway - Mercedes-Benz Fashion Week Fall 2015 You know that feeling when you're walking through the rain and water gets stuck on your lashes, but then your eyelashes are so thick and luxurious that you barely notice? Yeah, neither do we.
 
 
A model at the Carolina Herrera fashion show for Fall 2015.
That's why this right-of-the-runway look is so appealing. When Carolina Herrara debuted these shiny silver lashes for her Fall 2015 show, jaws dropped as everyone simply had to know the answer to one question: How?
Lucikly, TODAY.com cornered the makeup experts at Rouge NY to get the rundown.

W is for ... Water-droplet lashes

Water-droplet lashes: Carolina Herrara Fall 2015 
  1. Find a set of long, false lashes. They don't necessarily need to look realistic; this is a theatrical look!
  2. Before you apply, use a bit of silver glitter glue and scatter drops along the falsies. Let it dry.
  3. Then, simply glue the new-and-improved lashes on. It's that simple! Pro tip: Allow the lash glue to sit for about 30 minutes before applying so it becomes tackier.

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