By Erin Jahns
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I totally get it. "Natural-looking false eyelashes” could, if we nitpicked, be kind of an oxymoron. After all, most eyelashes on the market are anything but natural-looking, and even still, isn't’ the whole point of adding falsies into your makeup mix to add a visible difference to what God actually gave you? Well, maybe, maybe not. Even thoughfalse eyelashes might seem like a more visible play compared to other products likemascara or lash primers, if you find the right pair (the word "right” being key here), your falsie game can look just as au natural as your go-to mascara or even lash extensions. Practice where application is concerned is equally important, but after you hone your technique and with the right tools, strips, and/or clusters at your fingertips, no one will know you’re wearing false eyelashes except you. Promise!
With more and more brands launching each and every year and with already existing brands really upping the ante in terms of style, length, and color options, the sky’s the limit for Bambi-eyed lash goals. That said, since it can take a lot of time and effort to muddle through everything the Internet has to offer these days, I’m here to help by narrowing your options. Below, discover ten of the best natural-looking false eyelashes money can buy plus some handy tools and accessories that will maximize your grand flutter finale even further. Keep scrolling!
LoveSeen Luca Lash in Brown / Black
LoveSeen
Luca Lash in Brown / Black
In case you missed it, Jenna Lyons burst onto the beauty scene last year when she debuted her very own false-eyelash brand, LoveSeen. (You can read every last detail about the launchhere!) Choose from a variety of options, many of which come in your choice of either Black, Light Brown, or Brown/Black for a slightly more surreptitious finish. Almost every LoveSeen lash looks natural, but Luca is our top choice for a variety of reasons: the clear band lends max invisibility along the base of your lashes, the staggering length of each lash hair mimics the look of your real flutter, and the two color options, Light Brown or Brown/Black, are ultra natural-looking.
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The Lash Tool
Glamnetic Livin' Short Wispy Lash
Glamnetic
Livin' Short Wispy Lash
Glamnetic's array of magnetic lashes are reusable, waterproof, latex/paraben-free, and they only take about one minute to apply. Wins all around! But what really separates this brand from the pack is how they specifically cater to multiple, more diverse eye shapes (almond, round, hooded, and monolid), something most brands still (embarrassingly) fail to do. If you're going for a natural-looking effect, we recommend Livin,' a short wispy-lash vibe.
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Lash Grab Dual Ended Lash Applicator
Lashify Intimates Collection - Ginger Gossamer Lashes
Lashify
Intimates Collection - Ginger Gossamer Lashes
Remember pre-pandemic red carpet events? Well, more often than not, all of our favorite celebrities were/are wearing these very real-looking gossamer lashes from Lashify. The kits might be a bit more expensive than the average set of strips you can find at your drugstore, but the ultimate effect is so damn believable and eye-catching. Plus, eachkit comes stocked with everything you could possibly need for professional-level application: a control wand, two sets of lashes, a bonding agent, and a waterproof lash extender. If you're looking for the most natural-looking finish, shop their Intimates collection which is designed with the most natural hues inspired by real lash color. Have you ever seen red lashes before? Yeah, didn't think so. Plus, you can customize even further by choosing your desired lash length.
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Fuse Control Wand - Matte Egyptian Gold
Lilly Lashes Diamonds Lite Mink Lash
Lilly Lashes
Diamonds Lite Mink Lash
If you're looking for the brand of eyelashes most worn by celebrities, we'd like to introduce you to Lilly Lashes. We even spotted them on former First Lady Michelle Obamaat President Joe Biden's inauguration. They've also been seen around townwithA-list namessuch as Jennifer Lopez, Kim Kardashian, Kylie Jenner, and so on. The selection is largely glamorous and gives you a 3D effect for lots of oomph and depth, but the brand also has a few more natural-looking iterations up for grabs. For a lightly curled, wispy effect, we like Diamonds.
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Clear Brush-On Lash Adhesive
MAC Cosmetics MAC Lash 30 Artiste Individual Lashes
MAC Cosmetics
MAC Lash 30 Artiste Lash
A false-eyelash roundup would never be complete without at least one pair from MAC. The brand will always reign supreme on the false-lash front, and while there are plenty of new and exciting brands we love, the brand's signature cool factor and diversity in terms of styles, lengths, and colors will be loved forever and ever. For the most natural-looking effect, we recommend opting for their clusters of individual lashes—you'll get 54 total in three different lengths.
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Velour Effortless Natural Lash Collection in Short & Sweet
Velour
Effortless Natural Lash Collection in Short & Sweet
There's a lot to love about Velour Lashes. For one,the brand uses a super-innovative lashfiber that makes for an incredibly natural-looking result, and its lashes are ethically sourced and cruelty-free. If you care for them correctly, one set will last for an average of 25+ applications. (Yes, really!) If you want to trick people into thinking your falsies are natural, try shopping from the brand's Effortless collection—these lash strips don't require trimming or measuring, and, according to the brand, they represent their most natural, wearable styles. Short & Sweet has the perfect level of natural volume.
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Ardell Naked Lash 423, Multipack
Ardell
Naked Lash 423, Multipack
Next to the Lashify Gossamers (which are more of an investment) that we mentioned above, Ardell's iconic falsie strips are probably the most used among pro makeup artists when they're prepping a celebrity client for a shoot or red carpet. They're super affordable, and although there are tons of options sure to strike every kind of fancy, we'll always be besotted withits Naked line for the most au natural kind of lash vibe. Each set in the four-pack boasts a soft, flexible, invisible band (which won't scream that you're wearing falsies), plus a happy medium mid-length with layers of fine fibers to add a subtle bump in volume and length to your natural lashline.
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Kiss Looks So Natural Multipack in Shy
Kiss
Looks So Natural Multipack in Shy
The name doesn't lie—Kiss's Look So Natural false eyelashes really do look so natural. For just $9 you'll get five full pairs that are light as a feather so they not only look natural but feel natural on your lashline as well. Plus, they feature a tapered-end technology for that quintessential natural-looking result that blends effortlessly into your natural hairs. That type of camouflage is key if you want your falsies to go incognito.
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Ace Beautē Artemis Lash
Ace Beautē
Artemis Lash
We can't get enough of Ace Beautē's Artemis lashes. Since they're made with a 100% cotton band (like all of the brand's lash offerings) they feel light and fluffy atop your natural lashes and impart just enough length to elevate and elongate without looking overly obvious. They're wispy and strategically tapered slightly on the inner half to lend a handy lifting effect, as well. (Psst! The brand also makes super-stunning eyeshadows to enhance your lids even further!)
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Doe Lashes Really Really Lowkey Lashes
Doe Lashes
Really Really Lowkey Lashes
If you're on TikTok, you might be familiar with these comfy, Korean silk falsies from Doe Lashes. If not, let us introduce you! Trust us, if you visit the brand's website there's no way you're *virtually* walking out with just one pair, but if you're looking for the most natural in the bunch, we suggest Really Really Lowkey—the ultimate companion for a no-makeup makeup look but with just enough oomph to still lengthen and volumize whatever you were born naturally with on the eyelash front.
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Lash Survival Kit
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Erin Jahns
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Erin has been writing a mix of beauty and wellness content for Who What Wear for over four years. Prior to that, she spent two and half years writing for Byrdie. She now calls Santa Monica home but grew up in Minnetonka, Minnesota, and studied writing, rhetoric, and communication at University of Wisconsin, La Crosse. She studied abroad in Galway, Ireland, and spent a summer in L.A. interning with the Byrdie and Who What Wear family. After graduating from UW, she spent one year in San Francisco, where she worked as a writer for Pottery Barn Kids and PBteen before moving down to L.A. to begin her career as a beauty editor. She considers her day-to-day beauty aesthetic very low-maintenance and relies on staples like clear brow serum (from Kimiko!), Lawless's Lip Plumping Mask in Cherry Vanilla, and an eyelash curler. For special occasions or days when she's taking more meetings or has an event, she'll wear anything and everything from Charlotte Tilbury (the foundations are game-changing), some shimmer on her lids (Stila and Róen do it best), and a few coats of the best mascara-type product on earth, Surratt's Noir Lash Tint.
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