Our clusters are self-adhesive, so there is no glue, no bond and no sealant. Each cluster carries its own Kinetic Bond layer that grips your natural lashes with light pressure and body heat, and a set lasts up to 7 days. Here is how to put them on, whether you are mapping your own set or using a pre-mapped pair.

Before you start

• Start with clean, dry, oil-free lashes. Skip mascara and oily makeup remover, they stop any lash adhesive from gripping.
• Curl your natural lashes if you usually do. Do it before, not after.
• Our non-stick tweezers make placement easier, but fingers work too.

Self-adhesive clusters, step by step

This is for the 40-cluster boxes like Dainty, After Hours, NSFW and Pixie.

1. Pick your lengths. Each box has 10, 12, 14 and 16 mm. Most people use 4 to 6 clusters per eye: shorter ones toward the inner corner, longer ones through the center and outer corner. Lay them out before you start.
2. Lift a cluster. Hold it by the lash tips, not the base. The base is the sticky part.
3. Place it under your natural lashes. Look up, and slide the cluster under your lash line so the base sits against the underside of your natural lashes, a hair away from the skin. Start at the outer corner and work in.
4. Press for a few seconds. Pinch the cluster and your natural lashes together lightly. The pressure and warmth set the bond. If a cluster lands crooked, lift it and place it again right away.
5. Check the fan. Once both eyes are done, look straight ahead and fill any gap with a shorter cluster.

Pre-mapped clusters, under a minute

The pre-mapped sets (Faye, Coquette, Authentic, Hush, Tease) come as four finished pairs, already mapped from short to long. Peel one strip from the tray, look up, slide it under your natural lashes from the outer corner in, and press along the base for a few seconds. That is the whole set.

Wearing them

• Once set, you can shower and wash your face. Cleanse gently with an oil-free cleanser, avoid rubbing, direct shower pressure and heavy steam, and pat dry.
• Keep oils and oil-based makeup away from the lash line. Oil is what shortens the wear.
• They are made to sleep in and shower in.

Taking them off

Lift each cluster from the outer corner and peel slowly. The bond is not glue, so it releases without tugging or residue. For the cleanest removal, a drop of our Lash Clusters Remover dissolves the adhesive layer so clusters slide right off and your natural lashes are ready for the next set.

Common questions

Will they damage my natural lashes? No. There is no harsh glue and no solvent, and the adhesive peels away cleanly.

How long does a box last? A 40-cluster box gives you several full sets, up to a month of lashes if you refresh weekly. A pre-mapped box holds 4 sets.

Can I reuse a cluster? You can, if it is clean and in good shape. A fresh cluster always holds longest.

Which should I buy? Loose clusters give you control over the shape. Pre-mapped sets are faster and come out even every time. If you are new to lashes, start pre-mapped.

Shop self-adhesive clusters or shop pre-mapped sets. Strip lash person? Here is how to apply strip lashes.

Each box includes 40 self-adhesive clusters, giving you enough for up to a full month of flawless lashes — even if you replace them weekly.

Most customers use 4–6 clusters per eye, so you’ll get multiple complete sets from one pack.

She's using every length in the set, from the smallest to the longest.

Try them. Sleep in them. Shower in them.

If you’re not completely in love after a week of wear, we’ll refund you. Just let us know within 7 days.

Now go fill that cart 😉

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We offer 100% free returns and exchanges, even if the product has been used. Your satisfaction is our priority. Unfortunately, we can't refund the $5 shipping and handling fee, since that's paid out to USPS directly for their service. But we're happy to cover your return label, it's on us! :)