Comprehensive Guide to Applying and Removing Your Lashes

Comprehensive Guide to Applying and Removing Your Lashes

Whether you're new to lashes or a seasoned pro, having the right technique makes all the difference. This step-by-step guide will walk you through how to apply and remove all our lash styles using both our Daily Eyelash Glue, Bond & Seal, and Eyelash Glue Remover.

How to Apply Individual Lashes with Daily Eyelash Glue

Prefer to change out your lashes every day and want to use our Daily Eyelash Glue? Here’s how:

  1. Grab your favorite lash clusters.
  2. On the clear side of your lash case, create a small pool of glue.
  3. Carefully remove a cluster by grabbing the entire lash band.
  4. Dip the top side of the band into the glue pool.
  5. Swipe off any excess glue using the edge of the case.
  6. Apply the lash underneath your natural lashes, right above your waterline. Start at the center of your eye (aligned with your pupil).
  7. Repeat the process with the rest of the clusters.
  8. That’s it, you’re done!

📺 Watch the video below for a visual demo!

How to Apply Individual Lashes with Bond & Seal

For a longer-lasting hold, bond & seal is your go-to method:

  1. Fit the curve of the applicator to your eye, and apply bond to the base of your natural lashes. (Avoid brushing all the way through to the tips!)
  2. Tap off any excess bond with your fingertips.
  3. Remove a lash cluster from the case by grabbing the entire band.
  4. Apply the cluster under your natural lashes using a gentle swiping motion.
  5. Repeat for the rest of your lash line.
  6. Use the ball tip of the Seal applicator to lock everything in place.
  7. You're all set!

📺 Watch the video below to see it in action.

How to Apply Strip Lashes

Prefer strips? Here's how to apply them for a seamless look:

  1. Gently peel the lash from the case by grabbing the extra band on the end.
  2. Hold the lash up to your eye and measure for length.
  3. Trim from the outer end to fit your eye shape (and always trim off any excess band, even if you're not trimming the lash itself).
  4. Apply a thin layer of glue to the top and middle of the lash band (not underneath).
  5. Place the strip on top of your lash line, starting at the center, aligned with your pupil.
  6. Use tweezers to press down the inner and outer corners, making sure the strip is snug to your lash line.
  7. Adjust as needed by gently pushing up or down.
  8. Optional: Curl your natural lashes and falsies together, but only at the base to keep the lash curl intact.

📺 See how it’s done in the video below!

How to Apply Bottom Lashes

Want that doll-like effect? Bottom lashes make all the difference:

  1. Create a small pool of glue on your case.
  2. Gently remove the cluster while holding the full band.
  3. Dip the bottom side (the part that goes under your lashes) into the glue.
  4. Apply the cluster underneath your natural bottom lashes, make sure the curl faces inward.
  5. Repeat along the lower lash line.
  6. Done!

📺 Watch the video tutorial below!

How to Remove Your Lashes with Eyelash Glue Remover

Lash removal should be just as gentle as your application. Here’s how:

  1. Use the tip of your remover applicator to swipe along the lash line where glue was applied.

  2. Gently brush through your lashes to help loosen the glue.

  3. Let the remover sit for 30 seconds to break down the adhesive.

  4. Use your fingers to gently remove the lashes—they should come off effortlessly.

  5. Place each lash back on the sticky strip in your case to reuse them (yep, up to 10+ times!).

  6. Repeat on the other eye.

  7. Dab off any leftover oil with a tissue.

📺 Need help? Watch the removal video below!

Pro Tips

  • Never tug on your lashes—always let the glue remover do the work.
  • Store your lashes properly to extend their lifespan.
  • Always clean the band gently between wears for better hygiene and comfort.

Whether you're getting ready for a special occasion or just elevating your everyday look, we hope this guide helps you feel confident and flawless!

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