Applying DIY eyelash extensions at home is so convenient—you don't need to spend two hours at the salon. However, it involves using several tools, including glue and seal. Do you know how to use them correctly? Learning to use these tools properly will make your at-home eyelash extensions much more effective!
Let’s have a look!
Glue
Essential for eyelash extensions—glue.
Currently, there are black, white, and transparent three kinds of glues in the market.
VEYESBEAUTY eyelashes offer all three colors. If you want your eyes to look bigger and more defined with a built-in eyeliner effect, choose black glue. If you want a natural, invisible look, choose white glue to blend the eyelashes more seamlessly with your lash line. And the transparent glue is used only for self-adhesive lash for now.
Don’t worry about the glue irritating your eyes. All types of VEYESBEAUTY glue use a gentle, hypoallergenic formula that is non-irritating, quick-drying, and long-lasting.
Seal
To make your eyelash extensions last longer, you must use the seal, which is on the other end of the glue. Using the seal adds a protective layer to your lashes, preventing them from falling off easily.
The VEYESBEAUTY seal brush comes with a spherical brush, making it easier to apply evenly.
Tweezer
Tweezers are essential for picking up the lashes. Use the tweezers to grab the lash clusters, apply glue to the base of the lash cluster, attach it to your natural lashes, and then use the tweezers to press them together for a firmer hold.
Remover
Do you know how long our lashes can last? With proper application, they can stay on for 7 days without falling off and are even waterproof! If you want to remove them, regular makeup remover might not work. You need a VEYESBEAUTY lash remover. Apply it to the base of the false lashes where the glue is, brush a few times, wait for several seconds, and the false lashes will come off easily.
Aftercare Kit
The VEYESBEAUTY Aftercare Kit includes a cleanser, brush, spoolie, and glue remover. You can use the cleanser to maintain your lashes, gently brush them to remove dust and oils, and then use the spoolie to separate the lashes after cleaning, making them look freshly applied. All of this without damaging your natural lashes.