Formulated to dissolve DIY cluster lash bond and seal glue — releasing cluster lashes cleanly from natural lashes without pulling, tugging, or damage. Essential for safe at-home cluster lash removal. ⚠️ Never pull or peel cluster lashes off — always use a dedicated lash remover to protect your natural lashes. Why You'll Love It Dissolves DIY cluster lash bond and seal glue — breaks down cluster lash adhesive (both bond and seal layers) without damaging natural lashes Gentle at-home lash remover formula — volatile hydrocarbon solvents that dissolve acrylate film-formers gently without harsh eye irritation Fast-acting cluster lash removal — cluster lashes release in 30–60 seconds with minimal effort — no pulling or forcing needed Soothing botanicals for sensitive eyes — Chamomile extract, Bisabolol, and Panthenol soothe the eye area during and after DIY lash removal Key Features Dissolves DIY cluster lash bond and seal adhesive in 30–60 seconds Gentle volatile hydrocarbon formula — not for professional cyanoacrylate lash extension adhesive Soothing botanicals for sensitive eyes during at-home lash removal No pulling, no tugging — cluster lashes slide off cleanly Best For Removing DIY cluster lashes applied with Bond & Seal Lash Glue or DIY Cluster Glue At-home cluster lash removal without salon visits Sensitive eyes needing a gentle, soothing lash remover formula Anyone wanting safe, damage-free DIY lash removal Specifications Function Dissolves DIY cluster lash bond and seal adhesive Working Time 30–60 seconds Compatible With DIY cluster bond glue and seal glue (acrylate-based) Not For Professional cyanoacrylate lash extension adhesive Ingredients Core dissolving solvents (primary active — dissolve acrylate bond/seal layers): Isododecane, Isohexadecane — volatile hydrocarbon solvents, dissolve acrylate cluster lash adhesive film-formers and seal coating, gentle and non-irritating to eyes Propylene Carbonate (low concentration) — enhanced dissolving for cyanoacrylate-based adhesives Ethyl Acetate (in some formulas) — fast-acting short-duration solvent for quick cluster lash release Thickeners & suspension agents: Dextrin Palmitate, Disteardimonium Hectorite (Bentonite) — suspend oil phase, prevent separation, control flow for precise lash remover application Moisturizing, soothing & preservative: Glycerin, Panthenol — humectant, conditions natural lashes during DIY removal Chamomile Extract, Portulaca Oleracea Extract — soothe sensitivity, reduce redness after cluster lash removal Bisabolol — soothes eye area redness and irritation Phenoxyethanol — preservative Compare Options — DIY Cluster Lash Adhesive Range Product Function Best For DIY Cluster Glue Bond only Separate bond and seal steps Bond & Seal Lash Glue Bond + seal in one Simplified one-step DIY lash application Cluster Lash Remover — You are here Safe at-home lash removal Removing DIY cluster lashes without damage How To Use Apply — Apply a small amount of cluster lash remover to a microbrush or cotton swab Work in — Gently work the lash remover along the cluster base where it meets the natural lash line Wait — Leave for 30–60 seconds for the cluster lash adhesive bond to dissolve Slide off — Gently slide cluster lashes off with DIY Cluster Tweezers — do not pull Cleanse — Cleanse natural lashes with Lash Shampoo after DIY lash removal Related Guides Lash Retention Guide: Why Lash Extensions Fall Out and How to Fix It Humidity Guide for Lash Glue: How to Control Your Environment for Maximum Lash Retention Sensitive Eyes — Which Lash Glue Should You Use? Complete Your DIY Cluster Lash Kit Bond & Seal Lash Glue — The DIY cluster lash adhesive this remover is designed for DIY Cluster Glue — Bond-only cluster lash adhesive for separate steps DIY Cluster Tweezers — For gentle cluster lash removal assistance Lash Shampoo — Oil-free cleanser to maintain natural lash health after removal FAQ Can I use this DIY cluster lash remover to remove professional lash extensions? No — this remover is formulated for DIY cluster lash bond and seal glue (acrylate-based). Professional lash extension adhesive uses cyanoacrylate which requires a dedicated professional lash remover. Use Gel Remover or Cream Remover for professional lash extensions. Why should I never pull DIY cluster lashes off? Pulling cluster lashes off without dissolving the lash adhesive first can remove or damage your natural lashes. The cluster lash remover dissolves the bond layer so clusters slide off cleanly with zero force — protecting your natural lashes completely. How long does the DIY cluster lash remover take to work? 30–60 seconds. Apply the lash remover, wait, then gently slide cluster lashes off with DIY Cluster Tweezers. If the cluster lash adhesive bond hasn't fully dissolved, apply a second layer and wait another 30 seconds.
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