Anyone applying standard strip, individual, or cluster false lashes along their natural lash line -- this is a straightforward single-formula glue, not the two-part underlash system Ardell also sells.

It's built to do one job cleanly: hold a standard strip or cluster lash in place with a clear, precise line from the brush applicator, without the extra steps a two-part system requires -- a simpler choice when you don't need the underlash-specific bond-and-seal approach.

Align the lash band with your natural lash line and trim any excess length if needed. Apply a thin line of adhesive along the band and wait about 30 seconds for it to become tacky. Press the band firmly onto your natural lash line to secure it. To remove, gently peel the strip off starting at the outer corner, and clean off any dried adhesive before storing the lash on its tray for reuse.

Being acrylate-copolymer based rather than cyanoacrylate, and free of formaldehyde and latex, makes this a comparatively gentler option for a product used this close to the eyes -- genuine formulation choices, not just label claims. Its main limitation is that it's a single-formula glue with a fairly short tack window, so timing the 30-second wait before pressing the lash on takes a bit of practice to get right consistently.