Ardell LashTite Adhesive Clear Individual Lashes Transparent Adhesive

For a strong bond between Ardell eyelashes and your eyelid, it's essential to clean your eyes of any makeup, excess oil, dirt, and dust. Use oil-free lotions!
    Decide which eyelashes suit you (or your client). You can vary the length and depth of the look by choosing cluster lashes, individual lashes, long, short, or medium-length lashes.
    For convenience, apply a few drops of Ardell LashTite glue onto a piece of foil. To prevent the glue from drying out, make sure to tightly close the glue bottle!
    Dip the knot of the lash into the glue, holding the lash by the edge. Ardell lashes are made of delicate fibers. To avoid damaging them, handle them carefully when removing them from the packaging!
    Ensure that the artificial lash has the right amount of glue (no more than the size of a pinhead), otherwise, it may be noticeable. You can remove any excess glue with your finger. Also, keep your tools clean to prevent glue from sticking to the tweezers!
    Apply the artificial lashes as close to your natural lashes as possible. Be careful with the tools and glue to avoid touching the eyelid.
    To ensure you've chosen the correct Ardell lash, apply one as a trial. Check if it's too long or if it interferes with wearing glasses, etc.
    The glue sets in a few seconds. To attach the lash, hold it on the eyelid, adjusting its position with tweezers or fingers as needed. Apply the lashes sequentially, following the contour of the eye. It is preferable to complete the eyelash extension on one eye first, and then proceed to the other eye.