DIY Lash Palette

• Begin by cleansing natural lashes to create a clean base. This ensures optimal adhesion and a seamless look.
• Choose the desired length of lashes and carefully remove them from the strip. Arrange them in the order you'll be applying them for easy access.
• Apply a small amount of Lash Bond adhesive to your natural lashes. Be cautious not to use too much as it may cause the lashes to clump together. Apply the adhesive in a thin and even layer.
• Begin with the first lash and gently place it to the base of your natural lashes 1-2mm away from your waterline. These lashes are incredibly light weight so you should hardly notice they are on. Continue applying the rest of the lashes in the desired order, ensuring they are evenly spaced.
• Take your time to ensure your lash clusters are evenly spaced and well-blended with your natural lashes. Press it down gently to secure them in place.

• To remove the lashes, take the Lash Remover, close your eyes and apply it from the base of your lashes to the ends in a downward motion. Brush down 3-5 times to allow the remover to break down the adhesive bond.
• After applying the remover, wait for at least 30-60 seconds to allow it to effectively break up the adhesive bond. This will ensure a smooth removal process.
• Gently glide your fingers or a clean cotton round with remover along your natural lashes. The lashes should easily slide off without causing any discomfort or damage.
• Remember to always exercise caution while removing the lashes to avoid any unnecessary pulling or tugging. If needed, you can apply the remover directly to your natural lashes and wipe it off with a clean cotton round.

Our lashes are specially designed to last several days. With your first few times of application you might only achieve 1-2 or 3 days wear and that's absolutely normal! As you continue to practice applying you will discover the perfect placement and bonding technique that suits you best. With time you will see a significant increase in just how long they last.

• For a wispy look, take a small amount of lash bond adhesive and apply it to the base of a longer wispy lash cluster. Apply at strategic points along the lash line and space them out to create a wispy effect. 
• You can apply longer clusters towards the outter corner for a cat eye look.