Best Lashes for Wide Set Eyes

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Finding the right pair of eyelashes can transform your look, change your style, boost your confidence, and honestly - leave you feeling fabulous! The great thing as well, is that there are a huge range of false lashes available, and with so many styles, you’re bound to find one to fit - especially as false lashes, when correctly applied, are suitable for just about everyone. Browse and Buy the Best Lashes for Wide Set Eyes Did you know that your eyes are pretty much unique? It’s true! Everyone’s eyes are slightly different in shape, colour, depth, alignment, and size. This means that there isn’t a ‘one size fits all’ solution to the right eyelashes, but once you know what your eye shape is, you can still find the perfect pair to accentuate your features, finish off your look, and highlight your own personal sense of style! Not sure where to start? Do you know what eye shape you have? We’re talking about Wide Set Eyes, and have put together a handy descriptive style guide that gives you the deets you need - as well as suggestions for styles, and makeup techniques - so you can look your very best without hassle and fuss! So, if you’re looking for the best false eyelashes for Wide Set Eyes, you’ve come to the right place. With over 1000 lash styles in stock here at FalseEyelashes.co.uk, you’re sure to find a suitable lash for your unique eye shape, and a style for every occasion. What are Wide Set Eyes? Wide Set Eyes are basically when there is a wide gap between both eyes, often when both eyes are more than a single eye's width apart (measured from corner to corner). According to some, it gives off a more youthful appearance – lucky you! On the contrary, close-set eyes are when the gap between your eyes is less than an eye width apart (just FYI). How Can You Tell if You Have Wide Set Eyes? Look face on into the mirror and carefully measure the length of your eyes (you can do this with your fingers by placing one digit at either end of your eye - just make sure they’re