Apply with confidence.

Start clean and dry. Oil and residue are the main reasons clusters lift early.

• —Cleanse lashes with a gentle, oil-free cleanser
• —Pat fully dry — no moisture at the lash line
• —Curl natural lashes to blend with clusters

Apply the bond to the root of your natural lashes — never the waterline.

• —Use a thin layer along the lash line
• —Work in small sections, outer to inner
• —Avoid skin contact

Tackiness is everything. Place too soon and clusters slide.

• —Wait 20–30 seconds
• —The bond should feel sticky, not wet

Place clusters slightly above the waterline.

• —Follow your map outer → inner
• —Start with your longest lengths
• —Hold the cluster at the very top with your tweezers for better control
• —Find your placement, then gently push the cluster up into your natural lashes
• —Once placed, give a light squeeze at the base to secure it
• —Move on to the next cluster and repeat

Once all clusters are placed, go in for your final clamp. This step blends everything together and secures the lash line.

• —Clamp firmly at the base across your entire lash line
• —Work from outer → inner for control
• —Hold each section for 2–3 seconds
• —Do not drag or pull the clusters

Apply seal once after placing all the clusters.

• —Gently dab along the base only
• —Avoid coating the lashes as this can reduce flexibility and add unwanted shine

Never pull. Always dissolve the bond first.

• —Apply remover at the base
• —Wait 30–60 seconds
• —Slide clusters off gently

Cluster lashes can be reused multiple times when cared for correctly.

• —Gently remove any remaining bond from the band using remover
• —Clean with micellar water or a similar gentle cleanser
• —Lightly brush through with water
• —Allow lashes to air dry fully
• —Store back in the original tray
• —Brush through before applying