• Ensure the eyelids and natural lashes are clean, dry, and free from oil. Do not apply lashes to irritated, injured, or infected eyes.
• Gently curl the natural lashes if desired.
• Carefully lift one strip from the tray by holding the band—not the fibers.
• Position the lash against the eye to check the fit. If necessary, trim small sections from the outer end of the band.
• Gently flex the band to help it follow the natural curve of the lash line.
• Apply a thin, continuous layer of compatible temporary strip-lash adhesive along the band. If using Curacoro Latex-Free Strip Lash Glue, wait approximately 10–20 seconds or until the adhesive becomes tacky.
• Look slightly downward into a mirror. Using clean fingers, a lash applicator, or rounded-tip tweezers, place the center of the band close to the natural lash line.
• Secure the outer corner, followed by the inner corner.
• Keep the band outside the eye and away from the waterline.
• Press gently along the band for approximately 3–5 seconds, then allow the adhesive to set fully.
• Blend the natural and false lashes carefully with a clean spoolie if needed.
• To remove, peel off from the outer corner and clean the band before storing.

• Pulling the lash from the tray by its fibers → This can loosen the fibers or distort the shape. Always lift from the band.
• Skipping the fitting step → A band that is too long may lift or cause discomfort. Measure each lash before applying glue.
• Trimming from the inner corner → This may remove the shorter fibers needed for a natural transition. Trim small amounts from the outer corner.
• Applying too much adhesive → Excess glue takes longer to set and may spread beyond the micro band. Use a thin, continuous layer.
• Positioning the lash while the glue is wet → Wet adhesive allows the band to slide. Wait until it becomes tacky.
• Placing the band on the waterline → The lash should sit close to the natural lash line but remain outside the eye.
• Pulling the lash off without softening the adhesive → Forceful removal can damage the band and pull natural lashes. Use a compatible eye-area remover first.
• Applying mascara directly to the strip lashes → Heavy mascara buildup can reduce softness and shorten their reusable life. Apply mascara to the natural lashes before placement when possible.
• Soaking or scrubbing the lashes → Aggressive cleaning may deform the fibers or weaken the band. Clean gently according to the care instructions.

Product Type — Reusable temporary strip lashes.

Collection — Cloudy Natural Wispy Collection.

Style — First Kiss.

Quantity — 5 pairs.

Band — Ultra‑light 0.1mm micro band.

Fiber Type — Lightweight synthetic fibers.

Design — Soft feathered spikes with airy separation

Volume — Fluffy, soft, lightly voluminous

Overall Effect — Natural, romantic, fluttery, wispy.

Best For — Everyday beauty, bridal, date-night and soft-glam looks

Adhesive — Compatible temporary strip‑lash adhesive required.

Reusability — Multiple wears with appropriate application, removal, cleaning, and storage.

Adhesive required — Compatible temporary strip‑lash adhesive.

User level — Professional makeup artists and experienced at‑home users.

Care Instructions:

• Soften the adhesive with a compatible eye-area makeup remover before lifting the strip from the eyelid.
• Hold the band and peel the lash away slowly from the outer corner.
• Remove dried adhesive from the band carefully without pulling the fibers.
• Return each lash to its original curved tray after cleaning to help preserve its shape.
• Store the tray closed in a clean, dry place.
• Do not share used strip lashes between individuals.

Reuse Notice: The number of possible wears depends on adhesive use, makeup buildup, removal technique, cleaning, and storage. A fixed number of reuses should not be promised unless supported by product testing.

Caution: For external cosmetic use only. Adhesive is applied separately. Avoid direct eye contact and do not place the lash or adhesive on the waterline. Do not use on irritated, injured, or infected eyes. Discontinue use if redness, swelling, itching, pain, or persistent discomfort occurs. Remove the lashes before sleeping, bathing, swimming, or any activity that may compromise safe wear.

How can I make First Kiss blend naturally without covering the fibers in mascara?

Place the strip as close as safely possible to the natural lash line and lightly brush the natural and false lashes together with a clean spoolie. Applying a small amount of mascara to the natural lashes before strip placement can also help integrate them while preserving the soft false-lash fibers.

Why are the inner corners lifting even though the rest of the lash stays in place?

The strip may be slightly too long, or the micro band may be under tension after placement. Try trimming a little more from the outer end, gently flexing the band before application, and ensuring a small but even amount of adhesive reaches both ends.

Can First Kiss be customized into a half-lash for an even softer result?

Yes, although cutting changes the original strip construction. Cut carefully between fiber groupings and test the shortened section against the eye before applying adhesive to make sure the remaining pattern still transitions naturally.

How do I keep the separated strands from sticking together after several wears?

Avoid applying heavy mascara directly to the false fibers and keep adhesive removal focused on the band. If the fibers need adjustment, use a clean spoolie very gently rather than soaking or aggressively brushing the lash.

What type of glue should be used?

Use an adhesive specifically designed for temporary strip-lash wear, such as Curacoro Latex-Free Strip Lash Glue. Never use professional eyelash-extension adhesive.

Can these lashes be worn all day?

The lightweight design supports extended cosmetic wear, but actual wear time and comfort depend on the adhesive, application, eye shape, skin oils, environment, and individual sensitivity.