Precision applicator
Precisely places each lash cluster exactly where you want it.
The digital lash diary
Your edit,
step by step.
A private guide to creating, wearing and refining a lash look that feels entirely your own.
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One case. Two ways to wear.
Meet your home system.
Fuse & press applicator
Gently presses and fuses lashes together for a secure, seamless finish.
The duo-layer lash edit
Two layers designed for natural everyday looks and fully customised edits.
Bond
A long-wear lash adhesive designed to hold clusters securely in place.
Seal
Locks in your lash set while reducing stickiness for a clean finish.
Remover
Gently dissolves the Bond for easy, stress-free lash removal.
The routine · at a glance
How your lash system works.
See the full routine before you begin. The sections below take you through each step in detail.
How to apply
BondMicro-layer
PlaceBeneath lashes
FusePress the bases
SealBase onlyHow to remove
SoftenCoat the bases
Wait3–5 minutes
SlideNever pull
CleanRemove residueCare & reuse
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Cleaning and reuse guidance can live here and stay current even after your printed Diary is finished.
01 · Prepare
Prepare your canvas.
Clean
Remove makeup, skincare and oil from lashes and the eye area.
Dry
Let natural lashes dry completely before applying Bond.
Map
Choose your lengths and arrange them in order before you begin.
Two tools · one finish
Precision where it matters.
Precision applicator
Pick up each cluster at the base and position it beneath the natural lashes.
Fuse & press applicator
Press the natural lashes and cluster bases together for a close, comfortable bond.
02 · Bond
Less Bond.
More control.
Coat a micro-layer beneath the natural lashes, concentrating only where the cluster bases will sit.
Use less
Remove excess Bond from the brush. Apply one thin, even layer at the base of your natural lashes. One light pass is enough to start.
Let it turn tacky
Work one eye at a time. Wait approximately 30–60 seconds, or until the Bond feels tacky rather than wet, before placing clusters.
03 · Place
The easiest way to begin.
Start with the Everyday Edit. Choose one map and follow it exactly for your first set.
Inner → outer10 · 12 · 12 · 12Apply outer → inner.
Edit 02
The custom edit.
Once your Everyday Edit is in place, use the second layer only where you want to refine the shape.
Refine the inner corner
8 or 10 mmAdd a shorter cluster for a softer, cleaner start.
Smooth the transition
10 or 12 mmBridge a sudden jump in length for a more natural flow.
Add more lift
14 or 16 mmAdd one longer cluster toward the outer eye for a lifted finish.
Fill a gap
Match the surrounding lengthAdd one cluster only where the lash line needs it.
04 · Finish
Fuse. Check. Seal.
Fuse
Press at the base. Hold for 3–5 seconds. Use gentle, even pressure only where the natural lashes and cluster bases meet.
Check the fit
Look down. Blink. Every base should sit flat with no lifting or twisting. Nothing should touch the skin or waterline.
Seal the bases
Apply one light layer only where Bond and cluster bases meet. Never brush Seal through the full lash length.
05 · Wear notes
Wear it well.
A little care makes a big difference to your wear.
First 24 hours
Keep the lash line completely dry. Avoid water, steam, swimming, heavy sweating and oil around the bases.
Keep oil off the bases
Avoid oil cleansers, cleansing balms and oily eye products directly around the bonded area.
Hands off
Do not rub, pull, twist or repeatedly touch your lashes.
Water, gently
After 24 hours, avoid strong shower pressure, very hot water and steam.
Sleep light
Avoid pressing the lash line directly into your pillow.
Daily reset
If a base feels lifted, make sure lashes are clean and dry, then gently re-fuse for 3–5 seconds before adding more Bond.
When something feels off
Quick fixes.
Most problems need one small correction — not a full restart.
The lash won’t stick Clean · Less Bond · Wait for tack More +
Make sure natural lashes are completely clean and dry. Use less Bond and wait for tack. Don’t fix slipping by adding more Bond.
A corner is lifting Re-fuse before you re-bond More +
Re-fuse before you re-bond. If fully loose, remove only that cluster, add a tiny amount of fresh Bond, wait for tack, then replace.
The base feels sticky Seal the base — not the lash More +
Apply one very light touch of Seal only where the cluster bases meet your natural lashes.
It pinches Reposition it approximately 1 mm from the waterline More +
A correctly placed cluster should not pinch, poke or touch skin. Remove it and replace it approximately 1 mm from the waterline.
Looks too heavy? Go shorter or remove one cluster More +
Go one step shorter — 14 → 12 mm or 12 → 10 mm — or reduce density one cluster at a time.
06 · Remove
Soften.
Never pull.
Saturate the bases
Coat the bonded area generously with Remover, reaching both the top and underside of the bases.
Wait 3–5 minutes
Give the Remover time to break down the Bond. Test one outer cluster gently.
Slide — never pull
Gently slide each cluster away. If you feel resistance, stop, add more Remover and wait again.
Clean your natural lashes
Reapply Remover to remaining Bond and let it soften before gently cleaning it away. Never scrape or pick dried Bond.
Your next edit
Keep what worked.
Change what didn’t.
Your first set teaches you what you love. From here, explore a new shape, build a small edit wardrobe, or keep a favourite in rotation.