Apply a tiny amount of Remover on the inside and outer edge of your tweezer to prevent stickiness.

Pick out 4-5 clusters. Brush a tiny amount of bond on top of the lash band then set aside. Repeat for remaining clusters.

Remove excess bond from brush. Shimmy side to side from the bottom to coat your lashes.

Remove any beading from the tips of lashes

Steady your hands by placing your ring finger and pinky on your cheekbone

Take your time to line up the lash cluster before you to put it on your natural lash.

Make sure you do not let it touch the wet line! This will cause irritation. When applied correctly, you will not feel the lashes.

For the next 2-3 lashes, hold lash cluster at 90 degrees with tweezer

Stabilize pinky and ring finger on cheekbone. Slowly line up to lash line (do not touch wet area!), then attach to your lashes

Angle the lash cluster upwards towards your hand matching the curvature of your inner lash line.

Stabilize your hand by putting the base of your thumb on your forehead.

Slowly line up the lash to your lash line and attach.

Tip: Do not attach too close to the corner. This will be irritating.

Brush seal to the bottom 1/3 of your lashes getting it in between the lashes. This step eliminates any tackiness and waterproofs your lashes.

Careful not to touch the tips, otherwise they won't be fluffy. If this happens, put a tiny bit of Remover on the tips and wipe away.

Clean any residue from your tweezer. Sandwich lashes and squeeze firmly. Slowly release the tweezer.