Achieving a natural look with your DIY cluster lashes at home is easier than you think. With the right technique and products, you can seamlessly blend them with your natural lashes for a flawless finish.
How to make cluster lashes look natural at home
To achieve a natural eyelash look it´s necessary to know How to apply cluster lashes. Also you can use the same length cluster eyelash extensions across your lash line. For a balanced, round shape, opt for sizes like 12mm all the way through (12, 12, 12). If you're aiming for a more dramatic, flared cat-eye effect, go for incrementally longer clusters starting with 10mm on the inner corner, 12mm in the middle, and 14mm on the outer corner.
Prep lashes
Before you begin, it's essential to prep your natural lashes. Clean them thoroughly to remove any oils, makeup, or debris, which can prevent the adhesive from sticking properly. Starting with a fresh base ensures better bonding and a more natural look. Get started with the Cluster Starter Kit Natural which is the easiest kit at YSPGLOWLAB.
Apply bonder
Discover the importance of using the best glue for cluster lashes. Using a high-quality bonder is key to ensuring your cluster lashes stay secure and look seamless. YSPGLOWLAB offers a variety of excellent options:
Place each cluster carefully along your lash line, starting from the outer corner and working inward. It´s important to learn how to apply cluster lashes for a flawless application. Make sure to follow the natural curve of your eye for the most natural effect.
After positioning the clusters, use tweezers to gently press them onto your natural lashes. This ensures a secure attachment and helps blend the cluster with your natural lashes.
Once all the clusters are in place, use a spoolie or clean mascara wand to gently blend your natural lashes with the clusters. This will give you that soft, seamless look you're aiming for.
Make sure to avoid leaving gaps between the clusters. Proper placement and spacing ensure that your lashes look full and even.
If needed, adjust the placement of the clusters to fill in any areas where they look uneven. A natural lash look requires balanced spacing and a smooth flow from the inner to the outer corner.
What type of bonder should I use for cluster lashes?
Choosing the right bonder is crucial. For long-lasting wear and a natural look, opt for a bonder that suits your needs. The DIY Black Brush Bonder or Double DIY Bonder & Sealant are excellent choices for a professional finish.
How long do cluster lashes typically last?
With proper care and maintenance, cluster lashes can last up to one week. It’s essential to follow a routine that includes gentle cleaning and avoiding oil-based products to extend their lifespan. Learn more about cluster lashes maintenance to make your natural lashes last longer!
