DIY lash guide
(Video guide below)
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How to apply lash clusters with Bond & Seal
Follow these simple steps for an even result that lasts a long time. Perfect for beginners!
Prepare the lashes
Apply Bond
Attach the lash clusters
Build the look
Seal the result
Finish application
A nice tip
For a natural look, use shorter clusters at the inner corner of the eye and longer ones at the outer. Mix different lengths for an airy, feathery effect!
How to apply pre-glued lash clusters
Follow these simple steps for salon-quality results at home. Perfect for beginners!
Prepare the lashes
Start with clean, dry lashes. Remove any makeup and oils for the best adhesion.
Curl your natural lashes
Use an eyelash curler to gently curl your natural lashes so that they blend in nicely.
Select French cluster
Choose cluster lengths based on the look you want. Start with shorter clusters at the inner corner of the eye.
Apply from the outer corner of the eye
Place the clusters underneath your natural lashes. Start at the outer corner of the eye and work your way inward.
Press and hold
Gently press each cluster against the lash line for 5–10 seconds so that it adheres properly.
Seal with Bond
Apply a thin layer of Bond along the base for extra hold and durability.
A great tip
For a natural look, use 2–3 clusters per eye. For a more dramatic look, you can add up to 5–6 clusters. Always apply mascara before the lash clusters, not after!
How to remove your lash clusters
Follow these gentle steps to safely remove your lash clusters without damaging your natural lashes.
Prepare the cleaning
Use an oil-based makeup remover or micellar water on a cotton pad.
Untie the ribbon.
Gently hold the moistened cotton pad against the lash line for 20–30 seconds.
Loosen the glue
Let the oil dissolve the lash glue without rubbing or pulling.
Gently remove the clusters
Use tweezers or your fingers to gently lift away each cluster, starting from the outer corner of the eye and moving inwards.
Clean the lashes
Wash the lash line with a mild cleanser to remove any adhesive residue.
Nourish and hydrate
Apply an eyelash serum or castor oil to keep your natural lashes healthy and strong.
Never pull or tug at your lash clusters! Always use an oil-based remover and be patient. Your natural lashes will thank you.