Kelly McCarren

But I do own one of those like big ones on a stand that's magnifying.

It's not close enough though.

Well, no, it definitely is.

I just like I don't want to know really.

I mean if I was going somewhere really fancy, I love them in hotels.

I get my tweezers out and pluck my whole head off.

Just pluck all those hairs out.

Most normal people would use one every day if they need it for their eyesight.

Get as close as you can to a table or a bench or whatever if you're all set up for that and rest your elbow on the table to then do your eye makeup.

This is for everyone, not just for glass wearers, but that's going to give you more stability and precision.

That's the best way to learn how to do any sort of makeup, lash application, liner, but it really helps if you don't feel like you can really quite see what you're doing because you can kind of feel your way through.

Okay.

do one eye and then put your glasses back on and check if you're happy with it.

I mean, that's pretty self-explanatory, but I sometimes don't do that.

I mean, it's okay for me now.

I'm not that vision impaired that I can kind of guess what I'm doing, but obviously put your glasses back on and go, yep, cool.

I'm happy with that.

And then do what you did on the other side.

Don't try and make it exactly the same.

I'm still doing my winged liner because I've always done that, but I wouldn't use this stage of life or stage of eyesight to