Cluster lashes are small bundles of false eyelashes that are glued together at the base. They consist of multiple lash fibers in a V-shaped cluster, giving a fuller look than individual lashes but more customizable than strip lashes.

Cluster lashes typically last between 3 to 7 days with proper care, depending on the adhesive used. They are considered semi-permanent and are usually applied for special occasions or short-term wear.

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Cluster lashes can cause damage if applied incorrectly or if the adhesive is too strong. When applied properly, using appropriate glue, they should not harm your natural lashes. Overuse or poor removal techniques can lead to lash breakage or thinning.

Cluster lashes: Applied in small groups and provide more volume than individual lashes.

Individual lashes: Applied one lash at a time, giving a natural, subtle enhancement.

Strip lashes: A full set of lashes attached to a strip that covers the entire lash line, providing dramatic results.

Yes, you can apply cluster lashes at home, but it can be tricky for beginners, so make sure to watch our tutorial on How to apply your cluster lashes.

For cluster lashes, it's best to use a temporary lash adhesive designed for short-term use.

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Gently use a makeup remover or a specialized lash adhesive remover to loosen the glue. Avoid pulling or tugging to prevent damage to your natural lashes.

It's generally not recommended to wear mascara with cluster lashes because it can cause them to clump together or fall off faster. If necessary, only apply mascara to your natural lashes before applying the clusters.

In most cases, cluster lashes are not reusable due to the adhesive buildup after one use.

Avoid oil-based products around the eye area, minimize contact with water, and avoid rubbing your eyes to extend the wear time of your cluster lashes.

While you can technically sleep with cluster lashes on, it’s not ideal to sleep with them for more than 3-5 days. Adhesive can retain dust, dirt and skin oils that can cause eye infections.

Yes you can swim with your cluster lashes but make sure to comb your lashes afterwards and buy our recommended waterproof long last wearing lash adhesive.

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