DIY-LASH - brown edition - 30 clusters

Press-Lash doesn’t require glue and is applied directly underneath your natural lashes, making them easier to apply. DIY lash extensions, on the other hand, require Bond and Sealant (two types of adhesive) but last longer on your eyes and are waterproof. Both types of lashes are reusable.

Use our remover. Close your eyes and apply the remover to the base of the clusters. Keep your eyes closed and let it sit for 1–2 minutes. Then, gently remove the clusters. Repeat the process until all clusters are removed.

Once all clusters are removed, apply remover to your natural lashes, let it sit again, and then wipe away any remaining adhesive from your lashes.

Avoid Oils and Eye Drops
Oils can weaken or dissolve the adhesive. This includes hair cream, makeup remover, and some face creams. Check your skincare products for oils before using them.

Clean and Dry Your Lashes
For the best hold, your lashes must be clean and completely dry. Use micellar water to remove any oil, then dry your lashes with a tissue or cotton pad.

Press the Clusters Firmly with Your Lashes
This is the most important step! After applying the clusters, press them firmly together with your natural lashes to secure the adhesive.

Skip Mascara Before Applying Clusters
Mascara can interfere with adhesion. It’s best not to use it before applying the clusters.

Avoid Eye Drops
If you use eye drops, they may prevent the clusters from sticking properly.

Curl Your Lashes Before Application
Clusters have a natural curl. Use an eyelash curler beforehand to help them blend better and improve adhesion.

Re-Press Your Lashes Every Morning
Each morning, press your lashes firmly again, especially at the base, to maintain a strong hold.

No, they are convenient because they are easy to apply and remove without needing a glue or remover.

We will soon launch a waterproof Press-Lash that lasts up to 5 days. It requires no glue—only a remover (but still leaves no glue residue on your natural lashes).

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You can remove them with clean fingers by gently lifting the cluster from the band side. Do not pull from the top, as this may damage the lashes.

It’s easier to remove while taking a shower. Avoid using remover, as it will dissolve the adhesive on the cluster, making it non-reusable.