Individual tufts are perfect for women who want to lengthen and thicken their eyelashes on their own.

What are Individual tufts?
Self-applying false eyelashes that you can apply yourself without having to make an appointment at a beauty salon. Individual eyelashes in tufts are one-day products that are applied with tweezers using glue. Although they last a long time, they should be removed when removing makeup, e.g. after returning home from an important event or at the end of the day.

What is the effect of using Individual tufts?
The effect depends on the type and style of the selected tufts. They can add both volume and length to the eyelashes, thus giving the eyes a more expressive look. Depending on your preferences, you can achieve a more subtle look, and by using denser tufts, a more intense and seductive look.

20D Individual tufts – characteristics
20D tufts allow you to style your eyelashes yourself. They are characterized by a multi-layered, volume effect that gives the eyes intensity. The C twist provides a phenomenal effect of curled eyelashes. These tufts can be used for most types of beauty, as well as various eye structures.

How to glue the tufts correctly?
First, apply delicate facial make-up, then grab the selected tuft with tweezers and dip its tip into the glue. If you take too much, wipe the excess with the back of your hand, then stick a clump as close to your lash line as possible and hold for a few seconds to allow the glue to dry completely. Thanks to this solution, you can be sure that your eyelashes will stay in place until they come off during make-up removal. Finally, you can use mascara and cover each hair, which will perfectly blend the natural eyelashes with the artificial ones, creating an even more expressive effect.

It is important to apply the tufts properly to obtain a natural and long-lasting effect. Before starting the application, it is recommended to practice the technique to avoid unpleasant consequences of incorrectly applying eyelashes, such as damage to natural eyelashes or eye irritation.