EYELASH GLUE
The icey eyelash tool takes care of your eyes in all aspects, using the right quality organic materials that are environmentally friendly
ICEY Lash Glue
Sale price$10.00 USD
Regular price$19.69 USD
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Frequently Asked Questions
- Carefully remove the lashes from the tray, gently gripping the lash band. Check the length of the lashes against your natural lash line and trim them if necessary.
- Apply a thin layer of lash adhesive along the lash band. Allow the adhesive to become tacky for a few seconds, which will help the lashes adhere securely.
- Using tweezers or your fingers, place the lash band as close to your natural lash line as possible. Press gently to secure the lashes in place. Adjust the position if needed and ensure they are comfortable.
- Gently remove the false lashes, being careful not to damage them or tug on individual lashes.
- Prepare a mixture of warm water and mild, oil-free cleanser or use a gentle makeup remover.
- Soak the lashes in the cleaning solution, gently brush them to remove debris, rinse thoroughly, and pat them dry before reshaping and storing.
- Length and Style: Consider the occasion and your desired look. If you want a natural appearance, opt for lashes that mimic the length and spacing of your natural lashes. For a dramatic effect, choose longer, voluminous lashes with more thickness and density. Styles like wispy, cat-eye, or fluttery lashes can enhance specific eye shapes or create a particular aesthetic.
- Eye Shape: Different eye shapes benefit from specific lash styles. For example, almond-shaped eyes can pull off various lash styles, while round eyes may benefit from lashes with more length and volume at the outer corners for a lifted effect. Hooded eyes can appear more open with curled lashes that add volume to the center. Consider your eye shape and research lash styles that complement it.
- Band Type: The band of false eyelashes can significantly affect comfort and ease of application. Lashes with a thin, flexible band made of cotton or a similar material tend to be more comfortable and easier to mold to your eyelid shape. Thick, rigid bands can feel heavier and may require extra effort to conform to your natural lash line.