3. Revitalize with RevitaLash
I’ve seen commercials for products claiming to “make lashes instantly longer,” but they never seem legitimate. Amanda, however, stands by RevitaLash, a product originally designed for cancer patients who have short brittle lashes due to chemotherapy. She says, “all you have to do is line the lashes and lids once a day [it’s like liquid eyeliner], and it really works.”

4. Check out the Revolutionary Curler
“Metal ‘retro’ eyelash curlers can pull and break your lashes, leaving you with shorter lashes than when you started” says Amanda. Instead, she recommends a heated eyelash curler. The curler is warmed by a small metal coil, and all you have to do is simply put the lashes through the miniature comb and then brush upward. The heat is so slight that it won’t cause a burn, but strong enough to actually curl. Another perk: with a heated curler (such as the Panasonic for $14.95), Amanda says that you can put on mascara before or after curling, unlike the metal version that only allows you to put on mascara afterward.