1. Cut any excess band off the strip lashes where there are no lashes.
2. Hold the strip lash along your lash line to see whether you need to trim it to size. The strip lash should start where your natural eyelashes begin and end a few lashes from the outer corner to maximize comfort.
3. Only cut the strip lash from the outside edge and from the band side to avoid cutting lashes you want to keep.
4. Apply a thin layer of our lash glue to the strip lash band from corner to corner. Wait 5-10 seconds for the adhesive to become tacky.
5. Look down and place the strip lash against your lash line in the center, outer edge and inner corner.
6. Pinch your natural lashes and strip lashes together so they set well, and there is no skin between the strip lashes and your natural lashes. This can be done with tweezers or your fingertips.
7. Gently push the lashes up at the inner lash line for an added lift.

Maximize the use of First Class Beauty Co's strip lashes with up to 25 wears following the proper care. Luckily, our lashes maintain their shape once wet, which allows for proper sanitization methods to keep your eyes safe and bacteria-free!

*Did You Know* Real Mink lashes CANNOT get wet; once mink hair gets wet, it immediately loses its shape. This means they can never be adequately cleaned and increases your risk of eye infections- just another reason to shop cruelty-free.

1. Carefully remove any excess glue build-up on the strip lash band with tweezers.
2. Clean the lashes with a makeup remover or 70% isopropyl alcohol using a spooly.
3. Place the strip lashes back in their lash travel case and allow them to dry.
4. Always store your strip lashes in First Class Beauty Co's lash travel case. It protects your lashes in your makeup bag without getting damaged.

* To make the strip lash cleaning process more manageable, avoid putting mascara directly on the strip lash and only apply mascara on your natural lashes before application.

1. Cut any excess band off the strip lashes where there are no lashes.
2. Hold the strip lash along your lash line to see whether you need to trim it to size. The strip lash should start where your natural eyelashes begin and end a few lashes from the outer corner to maximize comfort.
3. Only cut the strip lash from the outside edge and from the band side to avoid cutting lashes you want to keep.
4. Apply a thin layer of our lash glue to the strip lash band from corner to corner. Wait 5-10 seconds for the adhesive to become tacky.
5. Look down and place the strip lash against your lash line in the center, outer edge and inner corner.
6. Pinch your natural lashes and strip lashes together so they set well, and there is no skin between the strip lashes and your natural lashes. This can be done with tweezers or your fingertips.
7. Gently push the lashes up at the inner lash line for an added lift.

Maximize the use of First Class Beauty Co's strip lashes with up to 25 wears following the proper care. Luckily, our lashes maintain their shape once wet, which allows for proper sanitization methods to keep your eyes safe and bacteria-free!

*Did You Know* Real Mink lashes CANNOT get wet; once mink hair gets wet, it immediately loses its shape. This means they can never be adequately cleaned and increases your risk of eye infections- just another reason to shop cruelty-free.

1. Carefully remove any excess glue build-up on the strip lash band with tweezers.
2. Clean the lashes with a makeup remover or 70% isopropyl alcohol using a spooly.
3. Place the strip lashes back in their lash travel case and allow them to dry.
4. Always store your strip lashes in First Class Beauty Co's lash travel case. It protects your lashes in your makeup bag without getting damaged.

* To make the strip lash cleaning process more manageable, avoid putting mascara directly on the strip lash and only apply mascara on your natural lashes before application.

1. Cut any excess band off the strip lashes where there are no lashes.
2. Hold the strip lash along your lash line to see whether you need to trim it to size. The strip lash should start where your natural eyelashes begin and end a few lashes from the outer corner to maximize comfort.
3. Only cut the strip lash from the outside edge and from the band side to avoid cutting lashes you want to keep.
4. Apply a thin layer of our lash glue to the strip lash band from corner to corner. Wait 5-10 seconds for the adhesive to become tacky.
5. Look down and place the strip lash against your lash line in the center, outer edge and inner corner.
6. Pinch your natural lashes and strip lashes together so they set well, and there is no skin between the strip lashes and your natural lashes. This can be done with tweezers or your fingertips.
7. Gently push the lashes up at the inner lash line for an added lift.

Maximize the use of First Class Beauty Co's strip lashes with up to 25 wears following the proper care. Luckily, our lashes maintain their shape once wet, which allows for proper sanitization methods to keep your eyes safe and bacteria-free!

*Did You Know* Real Mink lashes CANNOT get wet; once mink hair gets wet, it immediately loses its shape. This means they can never be adequately cleaned and increases your risk of eye infections- just another reason to shop cruelty-free.

1. Carefully remove any excess glue build-up on the strip lash band with tweezers.
2. Clean the lashes with a makeup remover or 70% isopropyl alcohol using a spooly.
3. Place the strip lashes back in their lash travel case and allow them to dry.
4. Always store your strip lashes in First Class Beauty Co's lash travel case. It protects your lashes in your makeup bag without getting damaged.

* To make the strip lash cleaning process more manageable, avoid putting mascara directly on the strip lash and only apply mascara on your natural lashes before application.

1. Cut any excess band off the strip lashes where there are no lashes.
2. Hold the strip lash along your lash line to see whether you need to trim it to size. The strip lash should start where your natural eyelashes begin and end a few lashes from the outer corner to maximize comfort.
3. Only cut the strip lash from the outside edge and from the band side to avoid cutting lashes you want to keep.
4. Apply a thin layer of our lash glue to the strip lash band from corner to corner. Wait 5-10 seconds for the adhesive to become tacky.
5. Look down and place the strip lash against your lash line in the center, outer edge and inner corner.
6. Pinch your natural lashes and strip lashes together so they set well, and there is no skin between the strip lashes and your natural lashes. This can be done with tweezers or your fingertips.
7. Gently push the lashes up at the inner lash line for an added lift.

Maximize the use of First Class Beauty Co's strip lashes with up to 25 wears following the proper care. Luckily, our lashes maintain their shape once wet, which allows for proper sanitization methods to keep your eyes safe and bacteria-free!

*Did You Know* Real Mink lashes CANNOT get wet; once mink hair gets wet, it immediately loses its shape. This means they can never be adequately cleaned and increases your risk of eye infections- just another reason to shop cruelty-free.

1. Carefully remove any excess glue build-up on the strip lash band with tweezers.
2. Clean the lashes with a makeup remover or 70% isopropyl alcohol using a spooly.
3. Place the strip lashes back in their lash travel case and allow them to dry.
4. Always store your strip lashes in First Class Beauty Co's lash travel case. It protects your lashes in your makeup bag without getting damaged.

* To make the strip lash cleaning process more manageable, avoid putting mascara directly on the strip lash and only apply mascara on your natural lashes before application.

1. Cut any excess band off the strip lashes where there are no lashes.
2. Hold the strip lash along your lash line to see whether you need to trim it to size. The strip lash should start where your natural eyelashes begin and end a few lashes from the outer corner to maximize comfort.
3. Only cut the strip lash from the outside edge and from the band side to avoid cutting lashes you want to keep.
4. Apply a thin layer of our lash glue to the strip lash band from corner to corner. Wait 5-10 seconds for the adhesive to become tacky.
5. Look down and place the strip lash against your lash line in the center, outer edge and inner corner.
6. Pinch your natural lashes and strip lashes together so they set well, and there is no skin between the strip lashes and your natural lashes. This can be done with tweezers or your fingertips.
7. Gently push the lashes up at the inner lash line for an added lift.

Maximize the use of First Class Beauty Co's strip lashes with up to 25 wears following the proper care. Luckily, our lashes maintain their shape once wet, which allows for proper sanitization methods to keep your eyes safe and bacteria-free!

*Did You Know* Real Mink lashes CANNOT get wet; once mink hair gets wet, it immediately loses its shape. This means they can never be adequately cleaned and increases your risk of eye infections- just another reason to shop cruelty-free.

1. Carefully remove any excess glue build-up on the strip lash band with tweezers.
2. Clean the lashes with a makeup remover or 70% isopropyl alcohol using a spooly.
3. Place the strip lashes back in their lash travel case and allow them to dry.
4. Always store your strip lashes in First Class Beauty Co's lash travel case. It protects your lashes in your makeup bag without getting damaged.

* To make the strip lash cleaning process more manageable, avoid putting mascara directly on the strip lash and only apply mascara on your natural lashes before application.

1. Cut any excess band off the strip lashes where there are no lashes.
2. Hold the strip lash along your lash line to see whether you need to trim it to size. The strip lash should start where your natural eyelashes begin and end a few lashes from the outer corner to maximize comfort.
3. Only cut the strip lash from the outside edge and from the band side to avoid cutting lashes you want to keep.
4. Apply a thin layer of our lash glue to the strip lash band from corner to corner. Wait 5-10 seconds for the adhesive to become tacky.
5. Look down and place the strip lash against your lash line in the center, outer edge and inner corner.
6. Pinch your natural lashes and strip lashes together so they set well, and there is no skin between the strip lashes and your natural lashes. This can be done with tweezers or your fingertips.
7. Gently push the lashes up at the inner lash line for an added lift.

Maximize the use of First Class Beauty Co's strip lashes with up to 25 wears following the proper care. Luckily, our lashes maintain their shape once wet, which allows for proper sanitization methods to keep your eyes safe and bacteria-free!

*Did You Know* Real Mink lashes CANNOT get wet; once mink hair gets wet, it immediately loses its shape. This means they can never be adequately cleaned and increases your risk of eye infections- just another reason to shop cruelty-free.

1. Carefully remove any excess glue build-up on the strip lash band with tweezers.
2. Clean the lashes with a makeup remover or 70% isopropyl alcohol using a spooly.
3. Place the strip lashes back in their lash travel case and allow them to dry.
4. Always store your strip lashes in First Class Beauty Co's lash travel case. It protects your lashes in your makeup bag without getting damaged.

* To make the strip lash cleaning process more manageable, avoid putting mascara directly on the strip lash and only apply mascara on your natural lashes before application.

1. Cut any excess band off the strip lashes where there are no lashes.
2. Hold the strip lash along your lash line to see whether you need to trim it to size. The strip lash should start where your natural eyelashes begin and end a few lashes from the outer corner to maximize comfort.
3. Only cut the strip lash from the outside edge and from the band side to avoid cutting lashes you want to keep.
4. Apply a thin layer of our lash glue to the strip lash band from corner to corner. Wait 5-10 seconds for the adhesive to become tacky.
5. Look down and place the strip lash against your lash line in the center, outer edge and inner corner.
6. Pinch your natural lashes and strip lashes together so they set well, and there is no skin between the strip lashes and your natural lashes. This can be done with tweezers or your fingertips.
7. Gently push the lashes up at the inner lash line for an added lift.

Maximize the use of First Class Beauty Co's strip lashes with up to 25 wears following the proper care. Luckily, our lashes maintain their shape once wet, which allows for proper sanitization methods to keep your eyes safe and bacteria-free!

*Did You Know* Real Mink lashes CANNOT get wet; once mink hair gets wet, it immediately loses its shape. This means they can never be adequately cleaned and increases your risk of eye infections- just another reason to shop cruelty-free.

1. Carefully remove any excess glue build-up on the strip lash band with tweezers.
2. Clean the lashes with a makeup remover or 70% isopropyl alcohol using a spooly.
3. Place the strip lashes back in their lash travel case and allow them to dry.
4. Always store your strip lashes in First Class Beauty Co's lash travel case. It protects your lashes in your makeup bag without getting damaged.

* To make the strip lash cleaning process more manageable, avoid putting mascara directly on the strip lash and only apply mascara on your natural lashes before application.

1. Cut any excess band off the strip lashes where there are no lashes.
2. Hold the strip lash along your lash line to see whether you need to trim it to size. The strip lash should start where your natural eyelashes begin and end a few lashes from the outer corner to maximize comfort.
3. Only cut the strip lash from the outside edge and from the band side to avoid cutting lashes you want to keep.
4. Apply a thin layer of our lash glue to the strip lash band from corner to corner. Wait 5-10 seconds for the adhesive to become tacky.
5. Look down and place the strip lash against your lash line in the center, outer edge and inner corner.
6. Pinch your natural lashes and strip lashes together so they set well, and there is no skin between the strip lashes and your natural lashes. This can be done with tweezers or your fingertips.
7. Gently push the lashes up at the inner lash line for an added lift.

Maximize the use of First Class Beauty Co's strip lashes with up to 25 wears following the proper care. Luckily, our lashes maintain their shape once wet, which allows for proper sanitization methods to keep your eyes safe and bacteria-free!

*Did You Know* Real Mink lashes CANNOT get wet; once mink hair gets wet, it immediately loses its shape. This means they can never be adequately cleaned and increases your risk of eye infections- just another reason to shop cruelty-free.

1. Carefully remove any excess glue build-up on the strip lash band with tweezers.
2. Clean the lashes with a makeup remover or 70% isopropyl alcohol using a spooly.
3. Place the strip lashes back in their lash travel case and allow them to dry.
4. Always store your strip lashes in First Class Beauty Co's lash travel case. It protects your lashes in your makeup bag without getting damaged.

* To make the strip lash cleaning process more manageable, avoid putting mascara directly on the strip lash and only apply mascara on your natural lashes before application.