Best Practices and Tips for Nano-Grip Lash ClustersUpdated 6 months ago
We’re here to help you get the best results from your Nano-Grip lash clusters! Follow these tips and best practices to keep them looking flawless and lasting longer:
Application Tips:
Start with Clean, Dry Lashes: For the best results, apply Nano-Grip self-adhesive clusters on clean, dry lashes. After cleaning, we recommend adding a light layer of mascara to give the clusters more grip.
Achieve a Natural Look: When applying the first cluster, leave a few natural lashes free on the outer corner for a softer, more natural placement. As you move toward the inner corner, place each cluster snugly without gaps for a seamless finish.
Handle with Care: Hold the clusters by the tips of the lash fibers with your fingers or a lash applicator to avoid touching the adhesive. This prevents oils from your skin or the clusters sticking to the applicator during application, ensuring a longer-lasting bond.
Daily Lash Care:
Avoid Oil-Based Products: Skip oil-based cleansers, makeup removers, and skincare around your eyes—oils can weaken the adhesive, causing clusters to loosen or fall off.
Limit Moisture Exposure: Keep your lashes as dry as possible by avoiding steam, excessive sweating, or direct water exposure like swimming or long, hot showers.
Be Gentle When Cleaning: Use an oil-free makeup remover or a gentle foaming lash cleanser. Dampen a cotton swab with the cleanser and lightly wipe along your lash line, taking care not to rub or tug on the clusters.
Brush Them Daily: Use a clean spoolie or lash brush to gently comb through your lash clusters each day to keep them looking fresh and fluffy.
Sleep Smart: Try to sleep on your back or side, and use a silk pillowcase to minimize friction on the lashes while you sleep.
Additional Tips for Long-Lasting Wear:
Hands Off: Avoid touching or pulling on your lash clusters throughout the day to help maintain their hold.
Minimize Water Exposure: For the best results, limit exposure to water while wearing the clusters, and avoid directly splashing water on your eyes.