QUEWEL Lash Clusters Glue 6ml Cluster Lash Glue Black Eyelash Clusters Glue

What you need to be successful when using this glue(everything is in my picture): Ring(if you choose to dip the lash but I don't recommend using this method) Spoolie Spoolie with a sponge on the end Alcohol pads or 70% Alcohol Lint free cotton wipes Lash pad DIY sealant (this will remove any sticky residue on your lashes. I pefer Lilac St Crystal coat because it doesn't leave any white residue.) Start off cleaning your lashes & using a primer(bonder). Place the lashes on a lash pad. I "burb" the Quewel lash bottle & wipe clean w an alcohol wipe. You can fill the ring w glue but I don't like this method because dipping the lash causes too much glue on the lash base. This will cause the excessive stickiness & clumping. Use the pink spoolie (pictured) opposite end & dab a tiny bit of glue straight from the bottle. Lightly dab the glue on the base of the lash. Then lightly dab the remaining glue on my lashes. Only apply one lash at a time because the glue gets too sticky. Give the glue about 30 seconds before applying the lash. Wipe the bottom of the spoolie w an alcohol wipe before applying new glue. Repeat till all the lashes are on. I use lashify fuse control wand w the non sticky tips to fuse my lashes. Lilac St sells a cheaper version of the fuse wand. I highly suggest buying one. It has changed my lash game. Use the blue spoolie w a sponge end to lightly dab the crystal coat to remove any sticky glue. Fuse one last time. Glue review: So far the glue is great is as long as you very lightly apply it. No fumes or irritation. I put the glue back in the bag & leave the moisture packet thingy in it. Or store in a sealed lash container. Your glue will last much longer. I will update on how the glue holds up. Update: I have been using over a month & I love this glue. I can get 3-5 days. It could last longer but I use skincare & eye drops everyday. The first 24 hours I avoid my lashes while washing my face. I fuse my lashes with the non sticky lash wand Before/after washing. I use a spoolie & lash cleaner(oil free) to clean my lashes during wear. I have washed my face, took a shower & the lashes were still on. I use a very light hand during washing & use a lint free makeup cloth to dab my lashes after washing. I wash my entire face with Good Molecules Clarify Bar(oil free). It doesnt affect my lashes like a lot of other cleansers do. I use Quewel diy oil lash remover to remove the lashes. Let the remover sit for at least 10 minutes. The lash segment should easily come off. If not then apply more remover & wait 5 minutes. Gently rub the remover in a downward motion. You can also use a spoolie. I use a makeup wipe to remove the remaining glue. Happy lashing!!

No eye irritation, no skin irritation, value for money, effectiveness.

I bought this lash glue because I needed something quickly for the next morning, but it ended up being a huge disappointment. This is honestly one of the worst lash glues I’ve ever used. The formula is way too liquidy and messy. It gets everywhere, and instead of helping, it actually made applying my lashes harder. When I tried to place my lashes with tweezers, they kept sticking to the tweezers and coming off instead of staying on my lash line. It’s also extremely sticky in the worst way, not in a helpful, secure-hold way. On top of that, it doesn’t dry fast at all. It stays too wet, which makes the whole process frustrating and messy. For $7.99, I expected way better quality. Honestly, I’ve used cheaper glues that perform much better. You’re better off saving your money and going with something more reliable.

I recently learned how to apply my lashes with the Falscara bond and sealer. So I decided to experiment: let’s use both the glue and bond. Man when I say this glue did it’s job, it’s pretty much the employee of the century! I will add that the quality of the lash, hygiene, and application is VERY important! You can use lash strips and cut them into smaller clusters (my preference). From my personal experience, don’t use thick banded lashes - the band does become uncomfortable and will not stay on for more than 2 days (my eye also waters often so idk if that plays a part). The thin (or invisible) lash strips have lasted me up to 7 days. I am very sure I can make them last longer but this is where hygiene comes to play, don’t overdo it. Let your natural lashes breathe before another set. Overall this glue has become my go to (it’s been added to my favorites list).

Hard to get out the bottle sometimes but it’s still a good glue lashes last abt a week and some days before I have to reapply my eyes water a lot so that’s pretty good ig for me. & the price

I like this glue takes a little bit to dry but once you get the hang of it it is easy

This glue holds well. It is the sticky kind and doesnt completely dry it keeps lashes in place but can stick to other lashes next to it and the lower lashes if put too much on lash band. The glue when put onto dipping ring or what you choose to dip lash with does dry quick and leave a plastic sticky layer on top if you dont work fast enough which makes it difficult to dip into, then youll have to toss and drop some more glue. This does not pull on lashes to ruin them, does come off easy. Lasts about a week or maybe more if taken care of. Good for sensitive eyes and first time users. The color of glue does matter as it can show through if put too much on and doesnt look as natural as individual lash glue. I like to keep on hand for fast strip lashes which needs to be held for more than 24 hours if needed or a fast application of cluster lashes.

This glue is sticky. The problem is the “stickiness” never goes away. Every time I close my eyes I have to separate my lashes. This glues absolutely needs to come with a glue remover or sealant to avoid this from happening. Also, the glue is very messy. I had to remove it from my fingers and top of eyelids after use.