For your inspiration: the original lash goddess, Diana Ross, working a major eye moment circa 1970.
Alicia Keys enhances her fierce fringe with a delicately winged swoop of liquid liner.
Lancome Cils Booster XL Super-Enhancing Mascara Base ($22, lancome-usa.com) is blended with micro-fibers that attach to the ends of lashes, creating the illusion of serious length. Apply before mascara.
Amber Rose’s row of gorgeous faux lashes gives her a luxurious, wide-eyed look.
LaLa Vasquez adds a dose of drama to her look by adding full strips of faux lashes.
False eyelashes get a “drag queen” bad rap, but the truth is, many of the newer ones are subtle enough to wear everyday (try Revlon Fantasy Lengths Glue On Eyelashes, $4). To apply, first squeeze out some invisible lash glue onto the back of your hand. Carefully pick up the lashes and dip the base over the glue. Wait a couple of seconds for the glue to become tacky, and then gently press the base of the false lashes as close to your lashline as possible. After letting them dry for a couple minutes, marry the faux lashes to your real ones by curling with an eyelash curler.
Eva Marcille enhances her subtly bronzed look with spiky, individual faux lashes.
Guerlain Le 2 Brush Mascara ($35, saksfifthavenue.com) comes with two brushes: a plush one that lengthens lashes, and a tiny brush that catches the little hairs on the bottom lid.
Leona Lewis paired her out-to-there lashes with winged eyeliner and bold crimson lips — so dazzling!
For the most eye-popping lash look, you absolutely must curl before applying mascara (we like Tweezerman ProCurl Eyelash Curler, $20, sephora.com).
Keri Hilson rocked a sexy, shimmer-flecked makeup punctuated with super-elongated, curled lashes.
Tyra Banks swept all her hair up into an intricate topknot — all the better to put her flirty, super-battable lashes on display.
To rock a super-glamorous eye look, try a heated curler like Panasonic Heated Eyelash Curler w/Comb ($15, qvc.com). Adding heat helps set your lashes all day long.
Janell Monae kept her eyebrows natural and added some feather individual lashes to her top lids for a sweetly pretty look.
We’re loving Selita Ebanks’ beauty trademark: those out-to-there, high-drama false lashes.
One of the most popular mascara launches in the last decade, Cover Girl Lash Blast Mascara ($7.79, drugstore.com)amplifies lashes with its oversized brush and volumizing formula.
For perfectly curled lashes like Rihanna’s, curl lashes before applying mascara. To do, simply place the opening at the base of your lashes, press down for a couple of seconds, and then release.
Set against her bronze shadow and carefully arched brown, Ashanti’s pumped-up lashes pop like crazy!
Channel your inner diva with these statement-making, wildly fabulous Shu Uemura Black Velvet Feather Lashes ($25, shuuemura-usa.com). The hairs are woven with feathers!
Letoya Luckett gets a luminous glow by adding a pale, silvery shadow to the inner corners of her eyes — topping it off, of course, with spiky individual lashes.
When she’s not on stage, Janet Jackson goes for a subtly sexy, natural-looking row of faux eyelashes.
Why not splurge on eyelash extensions? Available at most reputable salons for around $200, the process involves a spa technician gluing individual hairs to each of your lashes.
Peter Thomas Roth Lashes to Die For Nighttime Conditioning Treatment ($125, sephora.com) is the industry standard for amplifying lash hairs. Simply massage into your lashline every night before bed.
At the House of Hype Music Awards, Kelly Rowland rocked shiny, coffee brown lipgloss and lush faux lashes.
Ciara’s expertly curled false lashes help enhance her exotic, almond-shaped eyes.
