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There are lots of ways of dealing with eyelashes - everything from just painting them on to using full-fledged hair or fur systems. Another way is to handle them as separate pieces of geometry through blend shapes. Download the Handling Eyelashes with Blend Shapes guide for a quick "How To" that explains one way of doing this.
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Part 1 of the tutorial is available here: http://software.intel.com/en-us/articles/seeing-eyes-part-1-modeling-eyes/
Check it out!