Instructions and tips

Here you will find expert advice and detailed instructions on bonding eyelashes.

How to put on tufts

  • Wash and degrease your natural lashes. Use eyelash shampoo or another suitable eye cleanser to degrease the lashes and eye area.

  • Dry your natural eyelashes thoroughly.

  • Prepare the eyelashes you will be applying.

  • Apply Bond only to the base of your lashes (for long/medium natural lashes) or to the mid-point (for short natural lashes). Remember to use as little Bond as possible. Just dab two or three times in each area.

  • Using tweezers, place the tufts one next to the other (making sure they do not overlap) from the bottom, keeping a small distance from the waterline and leaving a few lashes (2-3) free in the outer corner of the eye.

  • Apply sealer to the tweezers and clamp the tufts onto the eye along with the natural ones.

  • You can enjoy your eyelashes for another 2-3 weeks.
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How to clean tufts

  • Apply the remover to each tuft separately on each side and wait 15-20 minutes

  • Apply remover to the eyelash brush and comb the clumps from all sides, paying particular attention to the areas where the most glue is present: the lash line and the lashes closest to the line. Carefully brush out the clumps of glue.

  • Place the tufts in a small, resealable container and add a few pumps of eyelash shampoo. Mix thoroughly to coat all tufts. Wait 10 minutes.

  • Add some warm water to the container, close the container and shake vigorously for 2 minutes.

  • Pour out the water by gently opening the lid and leaving a gap so that the water can be poured out and the tufts do not fall out.

  • Pour in warm water again to rinse out the clumps and pour it out using the same method as above. Repeat until the shampoo is completely rinsed out.

  • Place the lashes on a paper towel and use a new lash brush to comb them back to their natural shape. Before touching the lashes, wash your hands to make sure there's no remover on them.

  • Once dry, the tufts are ready for reuse.
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How to remove tufts

  • Apply the remover from the top and bottom. Don't skimp on the remover, and apply just enough to safely remove the tufts.

  • Wait 2-3 minutes for the remover to start working.

  • Using the applicator (tweezers), grasp the tip of the clump and gently pull it off. If the clump doesn't come off, apply more remover and wait another 2 minutes.

  • Once all the tufts have been removed, reapply the remover and massage it into your natural lashes.

  • Using eyelash shampoo or makeup remover/micellar water, thoroughly clean your eyelashes of any remaining bond.

  • Wash your eyes and face with facial cleanser or foam.
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Tips

  • Remember to thoroughly wash, degrease and dry your natural eyelashes.

  • For daily cleaning of eyelashes and the eye area, use cosmetics without oils.

  • After washing your eyelashes, wait for them to dry and then clamp them with tweezers.

  • After application, the eyelashes must not come into contact with water for 24 hours.

  • Don't apply eyelashes before bed.

  • Don't use too much glue or sealer. More will not result in better adhesion.

  • Remember to wash your eyelashes and eye area daily.

  • If you don't have eyelash shampoo, you can replace it with cleansing gel/baby shampoo.
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