Clear Eyelash Glue
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Do you need help to achieve that natural and subtle look when it comes to applying your false eyelashes? Are you tired of hiding those inky stains left behind by coloured lash glue? Then worry no more. Clear Eyelash Glue is the perfect solution for flawless makeup. Find out why clear lash glue will be your new best friend and how to apply it without breaking a sweat. What is Clear Eyelash Glue? When wearing false lashes, clear Eyelash Glue is a must-have beauty product for achieving that natural look. Perfect for strip lashes or individual cluster lashes, white lash glue goes on white but dries clear, leaving behind no trace of its existence. It is designed to stay flexible, so your lashes remain precisely in place until you decide to take them off. Who Makes Clear Eyelash Glue? Many brands offer clear or white lash glue, including Ardell, Dose Of Lashes, DUO , Eylure, Kiss Lashes , Lilly Lashes, Pinky Goat and W7. Most large manufacturers offer a choice of colours and tones to suit all eyes. Why Use Clear Lash Glue? When applied correctly, clear or white eyelash glue provides a much more natural look than coloured varieties. In addition to being invisible when dry – no messy, inky stains on your delicate skin – you don't need so much, so clear lash glue is much less likely to irritate your eyes. How Do You Apply Clear Eyelash Glue? Applying white eyelash glue is a straightforward process, and with practice, it can be done in no time. Firstly, check that the false eyelashes are in the correct shape, size and – if individual clusters – the correct number for each eye. If using white lash glue, apply a thin line of glue across the base of the lashes with an applicator or small brush, and wait for it to dry slightly. Your eyelashes will become tacky when ready, so you can start to attach them. Then apply them to your eyelid as close to the lash line as possible, ensuring no glue seeps onto your skin. Hold a moment and press down gently before looking in the mirror and