01
Apply Lash Bond
Apply a thin layer of Bond onto the roots of your natural lashes. Wait 30–60 seconds before applying to let the bond get tacky.
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02
Place Lash Clusters
Apply the cluster 1–2mm from the waterline, slightly overlapping each cluster for a seamless look. Avoid placing them directly on the waterline.
03
Tweeze
Gently clamp the clusters and your natural lashes together to lock them in place. Repeat once or twice throughout the day.
04
Apply Lash Sealer
Apply the Sealer to the roots of your clusters. This removes tackiness and keeps your lashes locked in for longer.
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Safe & Damage-Free Removal
Follow these steps to safely remove your lash clusters without damage
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Apply Lash Remover
Apply the remover generously onto your lashes. Wait 3–5 minutes to let it fully break down the bond.
02
Remove Lash Clusters
Gently slide the clusters off. Do not tug or pull — the remover has done the work for you.
03
Reapply Lash Remover
If there's still Bond left on your natural lashes, apply the Remover again. Wait about 1 minute to let it loosen fully.
04
Clean Residue
Gently wipe away the remaining bond with a cotton pad. Repeat until your lashes are completely clean.
How To Clean & Reuse
Keep your lashes fresh and ready for the next wear
01
Soak
Briefly soak your lash clusters in micellar water (2–5 minutes max) or do a quick dip in 70% alcohol. Avoid over-soaking, as this can weaken the lash band. Alternatively, apply Lash Shampoo directly onto the clusters.
02
Clean
Use tweezers and a spoolie to gently remove softened bond residue. Hold the cluster by the band and brush through the lashes only. Avoid brushing the base. You can use your finger or tweezers to keep the band steady.
03
Dry & Store
Lay flat and allow the clusters to fully dry before storing them in the lash box or reusing.
Avoid rubbing or over-handling, as this can cause the clusters to lose their shape or fall apart.
Frequently Asked Questions
Why does the bond feel sticky after application?
Always finish the application off with applying the Sealer where you applied the Bond. This removes tackiness and locks your lashes in for a longer hold.
Why are my lashes not lasting as long as promised?
For all-week wear, make sure to:
- Start with clean, oil-free lashes and let them dry completely. (Avoid getting them wet in the first 24 hours)
- Apply a thin, even layer of Bond at the roots - not too much.
- Apply each cluster 1–2 mm away from your waterline, attaching it to your natural lashes, not your skin. Placing clusters directly on the waterline prevents the Bond from setting properly. This area is naturally moist, and the oils from your skin will break down the Bond much faster, leading to poor hold and lashes lifting early.
- Gently clamp the lashes, and make this a quick daily habit.
- Always finish with Sealer to lock in the bond.
- Avoid oil-based products as this breaks down the Bond. Avoid touching your lashes throughout the day to prevent transferring moisture, oils, and dirt, which can impact their longevity
Why don't the lashes stay on when I try to reuse them?
If you used remover to remove your lashes, you need to ensure all the remover residue has been removed from the lashes before reapplying. Our lashes are all reusable, but you need to be gentle when cleaning the lashes.
To clean the lashes, you can use our Lash Shampoo or soak them in denatured alcohol 70% for 5 seconds.
Then you can brush the bond residue off using an eyelash brush or cotton pad. After this, let them dry thoroughly before applying them again.
Why do the lashes feel uncomfortable?
Place each cluster 1-2 mm above your waterline, not directly on it. If you feel discomfort, gently remove and reapply until it feels weightless.
Why can't I get the placement even?
Overlap each cluster slightly with the previous one for a seamless look. Try to look down in a mirror while applying and using your tweezer to hold the cluster by the top helps with precision placement.
Why do my lashes get stuck on the tweezer?
If your lashes get stuck to the tweezer, make sure you're holding the cluster from the top of the band and not too close to the Bond. You can also lightly coat your tweezer tips with a tiny bit of Sealer - this helps prevent sticking.
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