What signature techniques does Carolyn Scott recommend for choosing false eyelashes?

Match lashes to your eye shape first, not trends. Almond, round, hooded, upturned, downturned, and monolid eyes all need different lengths and placement to flatter your natural shape.

Watch length: hooded eyes usually need shorter, curled lashes; monolids and round eyes often look best with lashes that get longer toward the outer corner.

Adjust volume: dense, dramatic sets suit almond, upturned, and downturned eyes; lighter, wispy styles keep round or smaller eyes from looking droopy or closed-off.

Choose attachment style you can handle: strips require steady application and trimming; individual extensions (like customizable clusters) let you mix lengths and styles to balance your lash line.