AS anyone who has tried fake lashes knows, it can sometimes be a complete nightmare to get them on.

But one beauty fan has shared her "foolproof" hack to get them to stick every time - and it's super easy.

Lucy Butler revealed the trick in a video on her TikTok page, as she explained: "If you have trouble putting on lashes, do this trick - it is foolproof.

"Put your glue on your lash, and very roughly where you’re going to put your lash, stamp the glue down and wait thirty seconds for that to get tacky."

She added that the trick makes your "eye and the lash like velcro, so your lash has something to stick to".

"So once that’s tacky, you go back in, you place your lash, and look at that… " she grinned.

"Stuck down straight away, no fussing, no moving…

"Thank u for sharing the lash hack," one person commented on the video.

While another added: "oh my god thats amazing! thank you!"

"Really great hack! Will try this," a third wrote.

"Girls this is genius HAHAHAHAH," someone else raved.

While another comment read: "This is actually such a game changer! Thanks so much Lucy!"

In her video, Lucy used a pair of SOSU lashes which she cut in half and applied just to the outer corner of her eyes, to give her that "fox eye" look.

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