1. Begin with clean, completely dry lash extensions.
2. Remove excess product from the applicator before touching the lashes.
3. Gently brush a small amount onto the lash tips, spikes, or textured sections that need reshaping.
4. Use the applicator to guide selected extensions together until the desired spike or texture is formed.
5. Allow the gel to air dry naturally before touching the lashes.
6. Wash away during normal lash cleansing and reapply whenever the textured style needs refreshing.

• Applying too much gel → Excess product can make spikes appear overly thick. Fix: Start with a very small amount and add more only when necessary.
• Applying to wet lashes → Water can dilute the styling effect. Fix: Make sure extensions are completely clean and dry first.
• Coating the entire lash set → Shape Up is intended for targeted styling. Fix: Concentrate on spikes, tips, and areas that need definition.
• Skipping regular cleansing → Styling gel should not replace lash hygiene. Fix: Wash extensions normally and reapply after they are clean and dry.
• Using it as lash adhesive → Shape Up provides temporary styling, not extension attachment. Fix: Use it only to reshape completed lash extensions, never to bond extensions to natural lashes.

Shape Up Daily Gel combines lightweight styling agents with hydrating and conditioning ingredients to help define lash spikes without leaving them feeling overly stiff. Sodium Hyaluronate supports moisture, while the peptide blend helps condition the lash area and maintain a soft, flexible finish. Botanical extracts provide additional conditioning support for daily wear.

Ingredients: Distilled Water, 1,2-Hexanediol, Hydroxyethylcellulose, Butylene Glycol, Citric Acid, Sodium Hyaluronate, Acetyl Tripeptide-3, Acetyl Hexapeptide-1, Copper Tripeptide-1, Palmitoyl Tetrapeptide-7, Houttuynia Cordata Extract, Glycine Max Seed Extract.

Why do my Anime spikes lose their definition a few days after the appointment?

Daily cleansing, sleeping, brushing, and normal wear can gradually separate the extensions that originally formed each spike. Shape Up lets clients gently regroup those extensions without needing to wait until their next fill appointment.

Should I apply Shape Up at the lash base or only on the tips?

For spike styling, concentrate mainly on the lengths and tips that need to be grouped together rather than heavily coating the attachment area. This gives better control over the visible texture while keeping product use minimal.

Can I reshape my spikes after the gel has already dried?

For the cleanest result, wash or remove the existing styling product first, allow the extensions to dry completely, and then restyle them. Layering repeated applications over old product may make the spike appear thicker or less refined.

Can lash artists use Shape Up during the appointment?

Yes. Artists can use it as a finishing styling product to refine spikes and demonstrate the desired shape before the client leaves. Its main advantage, however, is that clients can easily re-create that definition themselves at home between appointments.

What is the difference between Shape Up Gel and a lash coating sealant?

Shape Up is primarily a temporary styling gel used to reshape and define spikes, while a coating sealant is designed primarily to create a protective coating around lash extensions and support aftercare. For highly textured sets, the choice depends on whether the client's main goal is daily restyling or protective coating and retention support.