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Classifieds   • Sections  False eyelashes: Tools, patience
produce the long-lash look  By Autumn D. F. Hopkins Autumn D. F.
Hopkins The final look with half an eyelash applied to each eye.
Autumn D. F. Hopkins The final look with half an eyelash applied
to each eye. Autumn D. F. Hopkins Buy the strip-type lashes that
have spaces between the lash bundles. Autumn D. F. Hopkins
Cutting the lashes in half makes application easier and saves
money.  CHARLESTON, W.Va. -- False eyelashes add a fun and
dramatic pop to an evening look and can really make the eyes
stand out. But getting them on correctly is not always easy.  It
took me an eternity to master them. In fact, I have glued them
on crooked, had them fall off into my drink, and once,
unbeknownst to me, had one jump off my eyelid and attach itself
to my cheek. Um, yeah, embarrassing.  So how can you put them on
for that Sookie Stackhouse/baby-deer-in-the-headlights look, and
not that sweet-heaven-there-is-a