Do you glue it directly onto one lash at the lashline?
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Depends on the type of lashes I use. If I use the knot free ones then yes because I feel like they don't pull my lashes out as much. But if I use the other ones no. But I do apply it pretty close. Check out my Facebook photo. I used this for glue for my main photo.Also, what most peopledon't tell you is that when its at the lash line the glue leaks into your eyes if you do anything that requires you to sweat. I wear prescription, clear contacts, and have to change them immediately when this happens. Hopefully this helps
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Depends on the type of lashes I use. If I use the knot free ones then yes because I feel like they don't pull my lashes out as much. But if I use the other ones no. But I do apply it pretty close. Check out my Facebook photo. I used this for glue for my main photo.
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YES!!! yes but I would suggest you have someone else do it for you using tweezers, if you are not a pro at it yet.
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I don't know if you can use this product on lashes. I believe they have a product called Revitalash specific for eye lashes.
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True. I just pinched the applicator tip with my index and middle finger and squeezed the glue out with my thumb and other fingers. It doesn't stay on well but you just learn to improvise.
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I just use a drug store black eye lash glue adhesive. you have to hold it there for several seconds.
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No, pair these with the glue that you like the best (I like the kind that comes with a brush when applying them on my daughter)
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Would say yes to this question, but make sure your glue lines are kept to a minimum and wait for it to completely dry.
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Apply to the lash line (on the eyelids) twice per day. Just like you would liner. Just don't get it too close to the corners of eyes. You can also use it on your eyebrow.
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Hi Lynn, I did not get directions but have used eyelash growth serums for many years with success. they are all the same, apply on the lid at the lash line.
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We are sorry to hear about your experience. Please ensure that you are using the product correctly. VB Lash serum is not intended to be used on the lower lash line and this product is not meant to get into your eye. Application needs to be precise and applied to the skin of your upper eyelid. You can find instructions on our website on how to apply VB Beauty Lash: http://www.vbbeauty.com/vb-beauty-lash-2-0ml/Feel free to give us a call with any questions or concerns (877) 474-4038.Sincerely, VB Beauty Customer Service
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It has an applicator - you just brush it across the base of your lids - on the lash line - as if you were applying eyeliner
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They do not come with glue but you can go to any beauty supply store an get it of a buck or two.. I finally got the lashes to work with me.. So I like them now
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yes but if your using lash grip glue let the glue sit on the lashes for 30 seconds before applying it should be easier (:
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I use eyelash glue from the drugstore. I think the brand name is Ardell. Anydrugstore brand will be just fine.
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It doesn't come with the glue. I think what you are seeing is the clear window on the package. These are my favorite lashes. You can purchase the glue from any drug or department store. Be sure and get the glue for the strip lashes. I get two tubes. One is for home and the other I keep in my office to do any repairs. I wear reading glasses and often accidentally pull at the lash and have to glue it back on.I especially like these lashes because you can soak them in water and the glue will quickly come off. You can wear them many times.
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Well i cosplay and I stack 2 lashes on using this it just eye lashes glue and it dry dark gray so eye liner is needed
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Because the mascara liquid is thin, it would be difficult to apply more than a small amount, as more than a small amount causes the lashes to clump together. I had to remove some of the mascara in order to de-clump my lashes, and had to manually separate lashes with tweezers. After a few attempts I ended up throwing this product out. IT was just to wet to use, and did not stay on well during the day.
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Yes and no. If you're using shellac you can do your top coat, set it, then apply your foil. But it won't cover the whole nail this way. You'll get a crackle effect. If you aren't using shellac and want the whole nail covered, then yes you need glue.