""This trend first made waves in the '60s thanks to Twiggy and then came back again in the early 2000s with heavy, layered mascara looks," says Alexa Persico, celebrity makeup artist and founder of Alexa Persico Cosmetics. "It's one of those cyclical beauty trends that keeps reinventing itself.""
""Spider lashes are glam with attitude, and also super visual," adds Persico."
""You can soften them by applying fewer coats and focusing just on the upper lashes," Persico says. "It gives more of a doll-like, flirty feel.""
Spider lashes are a chunky, lengthy mascara look that creates leg-like, clustered lash shapes for dramatic, gothic or doll-like effects. The style originated in the 1960s with Twiggy and resurged in the early 2000s as heavy, layered mascara. The current revival emphasizes moody, visible lashes meant to read from across the room. The look can be softened by applying fewer coats and focusing on upper lashes for a doll-like, flirty feel. Technique involves curling lashes to add length and shape, then applying volumizing mascara from root to tip and building defined clusters while the formula is tacky.
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