Step 1: Prep

Prep your natural lashes by removing any makeup or excess oils to maximise wear time. Use a cotton pad to clean eye area before application.

Always conduct a patch test before using our products.

Pro Tip: Curl your natural lashes before applying the bond using a lash curler.

Step 2: Apply Bond

Brush on a thin, even coat of Bond under your natural lashes, brush from the base of your lashes to the mid-way point and use very sparingly – a little goes a long way. Brush only in one direction so that the lashes don’t stick to each other.

Apply your clusters in sections - apply bond to the first section of your lashes, then apply the first cluster. Move onto the next section, apply bond, then the cluster. Repeat until you have applied the full set. This will help avoid potential stickiness that can occur when applying bond to all your lashes at once.

For thinner lashes, apply 2 coats. For thick lashes, apply 1 coat. Then wait 20-30 seconds for the Bond to become tacky on your lashes.

Optional Application Method:

You can also apply your bond directly to the cluster lash, rather than your own lashes. Some customers prefer this application method.

Step 3: Apply Lashes

Using the lash applicator, gently apply each cluster underneath the base of your natural lashes, 1mm away from the waterline to avoid possible irritation.

Pro Tip: Wipe your lash applicator between clusters to remove any sticky residue

Step 4: Clamp & Set

Once you’re satisfied with your application, you can use the lash applicator to clamp down on your natural lashes and the lash clusters. This will help the adhesive set.

Step 5: Seal

To remove any residue and give your lashes an extra long lasting hold, apply a thin coat of the seal above and below the lashes.

When you remove your DIY Lashes correctly, it's a damage-free process. Don't worry if you see a few of your natural lashes coming off with the segments during removal. Natural lashes naturally shed daily, so you haven't pulled them out prematurely; it's just a part of their natural cycle.

Removal Process:

1. Gently apply our remover to both the top and bottom of your DIY Lashes generously. Wait for 20 to 30 seconds, then either brush through or use a cotton pad to wipe them away. Repeat if necessary.
2. After removing your DIY Lashes, you may have bond residue on your natural lashes. Repeat the above steps on your natural lashes until they are free from bond residue.
3. Before applying a new set of DIY Lashes, ensure your lashes and eye area are free from remover residue. If any remover residue remains on your natural lashes, it may hinder the successful application of a new set.

Missing the remover?

Another effective method we suggest involves using an oil-based makeup remover, which functions similarly to what's used with traditional lash extensions. Simply use a clean mascara wand to brush through your lashes, allowing the oil-based remover to break down the adhesive. Alternatively, you can gently dab the lashes with a cotton pad. For added effectiveness, consider mixing a bit of baby oil with your remover to aid in breaking down the glue.