1. Check the length of the false eyelashes. Use tweezers to hold the false eyelashes and compare them with your real eyelashes to see if the length is appropriate. When checking, make sure the middle of the false eyelashes aligns with the middle of your real eyelashes.

The tail of false eyelashes should not exceed the natural eyeliner (the longer the tail of false eyelashes exceeds the natural eyeliner, the less natural it looks).Compared to this, the false eyelashes should be left out by one-fourth at the inner corner of the eyes, or it will feel uncomfortable when closing the eyes.

If there is any excess at the end of the eye or the tail of the eye, cut it off. If the part at the end of the eye is not long enough, move the center of the false eyelashes slightly towards the tail of the eye.

2. Curling your own eyelashes and applying mascara. Mascara helps to maintain the curve of curled eyelashes.

3. Pick up the false eyelashes, with the roots facing up.。

4. Continue to hold the eyelashes, and with the other hand, carefully squeeze a little bit of glue. LashGrip sometimes bubbles, so do it slowly. Don't squeeze too much at once, or it will flow onto the eyelashes. Apply from the middle to both sides, so the parts around the eyes and the ends will have more glue, as these areas are more likely to fall off. A better way to control the application is to squeeze a little glue, apply a small section, squeeze a little glue, apply a small section, and repeat until it's fully coated. The direction is still from the middle to both sides as mentioned before.

5. After applying, it looks like this, about 0.5-1 millimeter thick. If it's too thin, it won't stick well, and if it's too thick, it won't dry for a long time. Just wait for 30 seconds, and the adhesive is at its peak while it's still slightly wet.

6. Use tweezers to hold the middle of the false eyelashes and lift them up from the root of your own real eyelashes, approaching the center of the real eyelashes. The middle of the false eyelashes should align with the middle of the real eyelashes. Be careful not to let the glue-coated root touch the real eyelashes.

Step 7: First, adhere the middle section to the eyelid, within 0.5-1 millimeters above the natural lashes. Make sure to adhere it to the eyelid, close to the natural lashes but not directly on the lash line, as this may press down the naturally curled lashes.

8. Adhere the tail of the false eyelashes. Use tweezers to grip the hair at the end of the false eyelashes, gently stretch it towards the outer corner of the eye and press it onto the eyelash line within 0.5-1 mm. The purpose of stretching is to prevent the excess part in the middle from curving out empty, but do not apply too much force, the middle of the false eyelashes should still be at the same position as before.

Step 9: Adhere the eyelash head. This time, use tweezers to grip the lash head, gently stretch it and press it onto the eyelash line at the tail by 0.5 millimeters (1 millimeter is too high; this should be closer to the natural lashes to look natural).

10. After applying false eyelashes, hold them with your fingers to adjust the curve before the glue dries completely. Do not lift them too high, or they will separate from your real eyelashes. Do not press them too low either, or your eyes will look smaller. Hold them at a height you are satisfied with for about 30 seconds, and the curve of the eyelashes will be fixed at that height.

The effect after pasting