Start with the right rod size for your lash lift
Before you begin your at-home lash lift, the first step is choosing the rod size that matches your natural lash length. The set includes 5 sizes from XS to XL—if you have shorter lashes, go for XS to S; for longer lashes, try L to XL. If you're new to lash lifting, starting with the medium M size is a safe bet.
How to secure the rod along your eye contour
Apply a thin layer of glue across your eyelid, then gently press the rod into place, starting from the inner corner and working toward the outer edge. Thanks to the ultra-thin silicone material, the rod hugs the natural curve of your eye with seamless adherence. Once you've combed each lash up and onto the rod, it stays put without lifting—even while the lifting solution does its work.
Customizing your curl intensity
- For a soft, natural C-curl, position your lashes only halfway up the rod before securing
- For a more dramatic, eye-opening curl, lift your lashes all the way to the top edge of the rod
- Don't skip the shorter inner-corner lashes—press them onto the rod from the root for full, even results
Boosting your lash lift results
Pair the rods with a dedicated lash lift solution and setting lotion to help your curl last longer. After your lift, nourish lashes with a lash serum. Follow up with mascara for an even fuller, more defined look.
Keeping your rods clean for reuse
After each use, rinse the rods thoroughly with water to remove any glue or residue, then dry them completely before storing in a clean, dry place. The silicone material is reusable, but for hygiene, always wash them before each application. Since these tools come into direct contact with the delicate eye area, proper cleaning is essential.