1. Cleanse, air-dry and gently brush the lashes.
2. Place the liner tip behind the lashes, close to the lash line.
3. Draw from the inner corner towards the outer corner.
4. For a winged look, draw the wings first on both eyes.
5. Keep the liner above the lash line so it does not touch the extensions.
6. To remove, press a lint-free applicator dipped in lash shampoo onto the lid, then cleanse, dry and comb the lashes.

• Touching the extensions: Liner on the lashes is hard to remove; stay above the lash line.
• Using oil-based removers: Oil can weaken bonds; remove with lash shampoo.
• Swiping back and forth to remove: Press and lift instead to protect extensions.
• Applying on unclean lashes: Cleanse first for a clean line.
• Skipping the after-cleanse: Wash lashes again after removing liner.

• Type: Liquid eyeliner
• Formula: Oil-free, for eyelash extension wearers
• Tip: Ultra-fine
• Suggested retail price: $19.99–$21.99
• Application: Above the lash line, from inner to outer corner
• Removal: Lash shampoo on a lint-free applicator; press, do not rub

Why does oil-free matter for extensions?

Oils can break down lash adhesive and shorten retention, so an oil-free liner is a safer choice for extension wearers.

Can clients wear liner on a fresh set?

Advise clients to follow your aftercare timing before wearing eye makeup, then keep liner above the lash line.

How should clients remove it without losing lashes?

Press a lint-free applicator dipped in lash shampoo onto the lid instead of rubbing, then cleanse, dry and comb the lashes.

Will eyeliner make a classic set look fuller?

Yes, a fine line along the lash line creates the appearance of more density, especially with classic or hybrid sets.

Can it be used on the lower lash line?

It can, but keep it away from the waterline and avoid touching the lower lashes.