Tools You Will Need

•  A good quality mascara.
•  A mirror.
•  Optional: Eyelash curler.

Preparation

•   Start with clean eyes.
•  Make sure there is no old makeup on the eyelashes.

Optional Curling:

•   Some people like to use an eyelash curler to give their lashes a nice curve.
•  If someone chooses to do this, now is the time.

Open the Mascara:

•   Take the mascara wand out of its tube.
•  Be careful not to pump the wand in and out, which can add air bubbles.

Get Ready:

•  Hold the mascara wand in one hand and a mirror in the other.
•  Come close to the mirror so it's easy to see every eyelash.

Start at the Base:

•   Place the mascara wand at the base of the top eyelashes.
•  Make sure the wand touches the skin lightly.
•  This is the starting point for the windshield wiper motion.

The Windshield Wiper Motion:

• Move the wand in a zig-zag motion from the base of the lashes to the tips. Imagine a windshield wiper on a car and how it moves back and forth to clear the rain.
• The wand should move like that but on the eyelashes.

Cover All Lashes:

•  Keep doing the windshield wiper motion until all the top eyelashes are covered with mascara.
• Take your time to make sure no lash is left behind.

Bottom Lashes:

• If someone wants to put mascara on the bottom lashes, they can.
• Just use the tip of the mascara wand and gently swipe it across the bottom lashes.

Second Coat

If one coat of mascara doesn't seem enough, wait for a minute to let it dry. Then, do another windshield wiper motion coat.

Clean Up:

Sometimes, mascara can smudge or get on the skin. Use a clean cotton swab to remove any mistakes.

And that's it! The windshield wiper motion makes sure the mascara covers all lashes evenly. It's a simple but effective way to make the eyes stand out. A drag performer can use this method to create a dramatic and captivating look.