Flawless Eyelash Application Guide

Gather Your Tools

Before you start, make sure you have:

✔ False eyelashes

✔ Eyelash adhesive (clear or black)

✔ Tweezers or an eyelash applicator

✔ Small scissors (for trimming if needed)

✔ Eyelash curler (optional)

✔ Mascara (optional)

Trim the Lashes to Fit Your Eye Shape

Hold the lash strip against your natural lash line.
If the lashes are too long, trim from the outer edge (never the inner corner).
Ensure a comfortable fit for a seamless look.

Apply Eyelash Glue

Apply a thin, even layer of lash adhesive along the lash band.
Wait 30 seconds for the glue to become tacky—this prevents slipping.
For extra hold, bend the lash strip slightly to mimic your eye curve.

Position & Secure the Lashes

Using tweezers or an applicator, place the lashes as close to your natural lash line as possible.
Start from the center, then secure the inner and outer corners.
Gently press the band to ensure it sticks well.

Blend & Finish

Use an eyelash curler to gently blend your natural and false lashes.
Apply a thin coat of mascara for a seamless look (optional).
If needed, use liquid eyeliner to hide the lash band.

How to Remove Your False Eyelashes

Gently Loosen the Lash Band

Start at the outer corner and gently lift the lash band using your fingers or tweezers.
If it's sticking, use a cotton swab dipped in makeup remover to loosen the adhesive.

Remove Excess Glue & Store Properly

Peel off any leftover glue from the lash band using your fingers or tweezers.
Store the lashes in their original packaging to maintain their shape for future use.

Best Practices for Long-Lasting Lashes

✔ Always clean your lashes after use to remove excess glue.

✔ Avoid oil-based makeup removers, as they can weaken the lash band.

✔ Never sleep in your false lashes to protect your natural lashes.

✔ Reuse your lashes (if labeled reusable) by keeping them clean and properly stored.

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