Selection: First, choose soft, flexible stems that feel natural and comfortable. Avoid false lashes that differ drastically from your natural lashes—opt for ones just slightly thicker, longer, or denser than your own. Compare them to your natural lashes. Additionally, finer hairs look more realistic.
1. Softening the band: Pinch the lashes between your fingers and gently bend them inch by inch to soften the band. Spread the hairs evenly like a peacock spreading its feathers. Repeat until the band feels pliable.
2. Leave 2mm space at the inner corner: Leave about 2mm gap at the inner corner to avoid discomfort when wearing.

3. Essential Trimming Technique: "Flip the lashes and trim toward yourself." This prevents accidentally cutting the sections you want to keep.
4. Apply adhesive to both sides and the base of the lash band. Coating both surfaces ensures a stronger bond!
5. Lift the eyelid with your opposite hand. Starting from the outer corner, use your opposite hand (e.g., right hand for left eye) to lift the eyelid. Align the outer corner, then apply toward the inner corner to ensure the band adheres closely to the lash line. Position the mirror below eye level and look downward to see the placement clearly.
6.Before the adhesive dries, gently press the band with your index finger, pushing the front, middle, and back sections toward your natural lash line. Press firmly at the inner and outer corners to prevent lifting. Hold longer at these points.
7. Use a lash comb to blend natural and false lashes. Comb through both types together to prevent separation.(Alternatively, pinch lashes with thumb and index finger.)
8. Liquid liner seal: After applying false lashes, use waterproof "ultra-fine" liquid liner to trace along the junction between lash band and eyelid, ensuring no gaps are exposed.