Cluster lashes

DIY Lash extension clusters are disposable false lashes that adhere directly to the skin rather than the natural lash. They are created by cutting a lash strip into smaller sections, allowing for precise application and a customizable look. 

This design offers a versatile way to enhance your eyes, providing both convenience and flexibility. Perfect for those who want the freedom to achieve a fuller lash line or a more tailored appearance, cluster lashes are an excellent choice for effortless beauty with a personalized touch.

How to apply cluster lashes 

1. Apply the bonder: To apply cluster lashes first you need to apply the bonder. For thinner lashes, apply two coats of bonder. For thicker lashes, one coat is enough.

2. Apply the cluster lashes: Using a lash grab tool, gently place each cluster underneath the base of your natural lashes. Position them slightly away from the waterline to avoid irritation.

3. Apply the sealer: Applying the sealer at the base of your lashes is essential because it helps lock in the extensions so they stay securely in place.

What size cluster lashes should I use?

Use (12, 12, 12) clusters for a natural look. For a cat-eye shape, use (10, 12, 14). Apply 3-4 clusters per eye for a full look or 1-2 for a half-lash effect.

How long do cluster lashes last? 

The question of how long do cluster lashes last is common when purchasing your first pair. Cluster lashes are generally intended for short-term use, lasting between one to two weeks. The duration depends on the quality of the bonder used and how well the lashes are maintained during this period.

How many cluster lashes per eye?

For a full lash look, use 3-4 cluster lashes per eye to achieve a more voluminous effect. If you prefer a subtler appearance, opt for 1-2 clusters per eye for a half lash look. For a natural, round shape, use the same length clusters like (12, 12, 12). For a flared, cat-eye effect, go with incrementally longer clusters like (10, 12, 14) to create a lifted, elongated look.

Can I shower with lash clusters?

The idea that water and lash extensions are incompatible is a common misconception. Lash clusters are designed to withstand normal water exposure, so you can safely shower, swim in a pool, or enjoy a bath without worrying about them falling off. Just be gentle when drying them to maintain their longevity.