1. Prep Your Lashes
Measure: Before applying any glue, hold the false lash strip against your eyelid to check the length.

Trim: If the strip is too long, trim from the outer corner only. This keeps the tapered inner corner looking natural.

Curl: Give your natural lashes a quick curl and a light coat of mascara to create a "shelf" for the falsies to sit on.

2. Apply the Glue
The Line: Squeeze a small amount of glue onto the back of your hand or apply it directly to the lash band using the nozzle. You want a thin, even layer.

The "Double Dab": Add an extra tiny dot of glue to the inner and outer ends of the lash band. These are the spots most likely to lift during the day.

3. The Golden Rule: Wait 30 Seconds
This is the most crucial step. Do not apply the lash immediately. * Wait about 30–45 seconds until the glue becomes tacky. If using the Clear version, it will start to look slightly iridescent or bluish rather than stark white.

Note: Always perform a patch test on your inner wrist or behind the ear 24 hours before applying near your eyes, especially if you have sensitive skin or have reacted to lash adhesives in the past.

Product Type: Lash Adhesive
For Use On: Eyelashes

Key Ingredients
Water (Aqua): The base solvent for the adhesive.

Styrene/Acrylates Copolymer: The film-forming agent that provides the "stick" and ensures the glue stays flexible on the lid.

Propane-1,2-diol (Propylene Glycol): Acts as a humectant to keep the product from drying out too quickly in the tube.

Xanthan Gum: A thickening agent used to give the glue its consistency.

Protectolpe (Phenoxyethanol): A common preservative used to prevent bacterial growth.

Carbon Black (in the Black version): The pigment used to give the adhesive its deep black color.