Lash Style: Super fluffy and curly. Gives the illusion of lash extensions. Removing the lash from the case: Gently remove the lashes from the tray by carefully lifting the outer corner of the band. You can use a lash applicator (tweezers) to do this. Using a lash applicator allows for a better grip. Never pull on the lashes themselves as this can cause loss of hairs. Measuring the lash: Now, it's time to measure the lash to your eye shape. Hold the lash up to your eye to measure for sizing. If the lash is longer than your natural eye shape, trim the lash accordingly, always cutting it from the outer corner of the lash. Never from the inner corner. For the next step, you will need your lashes, a lash applicator or your fingers, lash adhesive and a mirror. How to Apply: Brush a thin layer of your preferred lash glue to the band, and allow 30-60 seconds for the adhesive to become tacky before application. You can also apply a thin layer on your lash line as well. Using a lash applicator or your fingers, place the lash in the center of your eye lid as close to your natural lash line as possible. If you have trouble seeing your lash line, grab your mirror and hold it face up close to your chin (look over the mirror). This allows you to get a full view of your face, a better view of your lash line and a better view of where you are placing the lash. Once you have the lash placed on the center, then apply the inner and outer corners and adjust as necessary. Pro Tip: Never apply mascara directly to your mink lashes as this can damage the hairs. A helpful tip that allows the lashes to stick better is to apply mascara to your natural lashes prior to lash application. Adhesive Removal: Once lash adhesive begins to build, gently peel it from the lash band. Store in case: Never soak your lashes in water or makeup remover. Store away from moisture and dust. Lashes can be used 20+ times with proper care.
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