How many coats you apply and whether or not you use mascara on the bottom lashes really depends on the style of makeup you want to achieve. But if you are applying more than one coat, allow the first to dry before starting the second. Always lake mascara into ihe inner corners of the top lashes, which helps to make eyes look larger. 

1 - If your eyelashes arc particularly straight, curl them with an eyelash curler. This will immediately open up the eyes and make them look bigger. But do not press too hard - it could create a kink in the middle of the lashes - and remember to open up the curlers fully before pulling them away from your eye. 

2 - If you want to apply mascara to the bottom lashes, do so before coating the top lashes. It is very important not to put too much mascara on the bottom lashes, so make sure the wand is not overloaded by Wiping off any excess on a tissue. 

3 - Hold a magnify in mirror slightly above your face and position the wand vertically straight in front of you. Stroke down the bottom lashes, working from the inner to the outer corner of the eye. 

4 - Looking slightly down into the mirror, brush the wand from the root lo the end of the uppermost top lashes. Then work from underneath in a diagonal direction and. finally, with a straight movement. 

5 – If the lashes become stuck together or you can see a clump of mascara, brush through with an eyelash comb or an old mascara wand. 

THE FINISHED EFFECT: The eye has been opened up and defined by applying mascara to the top and bottom lashes.