640-Piece Mixed-Length DIY Lash Cluster Kit
Create a customized cluster-lash layout with one organized kit. This set combines mixed D-curl clusters with the small tools used for placement and finishing, so you can build a lighter or fuller effect without mixing pieces from unrelated sets. The trays are arranged to help you compare lengths before application.
The listing images identify a total of 640 clusters across four density styles: 20D, 40D, 60D and 80D. Lengths run from 9 mm through 16 mm. The kit also shows black lash bond, transparent lash seal, curved-tip tweezers and a lash brush. Use the quantity and contents stated for this specific listing rather than assuming they match other lash sets.
Build the layout you want
- Mixed 9–16 mm lengths support gradual mapping across the lash line
- D-curl shape provides a lifted curl profile
- 20D, 40D, 60D and 80D groups let you vary visual density
- Individual clusters can be positioned in small sections rather than as one full strip
- Curved-tip tweezers assist with controlled pickup and placement
- Bond, seal and lash brush are grouped with the cluster trays for one coordinated routine
Plan before applying
Work with clean, dry natural lashes and wash your hands first. Lay out a simple map before opening the adhesive: shorter clusters usually suit the inner area while longer pieces can be reserved for the center or outer area, depending on the look and your eye shape. Do not place clusters on the waterline or directly on irritated skin.
Cosmetic adhesive can cause sensitivity. Review the ingredient label and directions on the supplied bond and seal before use, and perform the recommended patch test. Do not use the kit if the adhesive seal is broken, the product is expired, or you know you are sensitive to an ingredient. Stop immediately if stinging, redness, swelling or persistent discomfort occurs.
Application guide
- Brush through clean natural lashes and select the lengths for each section.
- Apply only a small amount of bond as directed on its package; avoid the eyelid and eye.
- Lift one cluster with the tweezers and place it where the adhesive directions specify.
- Continue in small sections, checking comfort and symmetry as you go.
- Use the seal only as directed, then keep the area dry for the period stated on the adhesive label.
Never share eye cosmetics or used tools. Keep the applicator tips clean and close every container after use. If bond or seal enters the eye, rinse carefully with clean water and seek medical advice if irritation persists. Keep adhesive and small pieces away from children and pets.
Removal and care
Do not pull clusters from the natural lashes. Use a remover that is compatible with the supplied adhesive and follow its directions, allowing enough time for the bond to soften. Clean reusable tools after each session and allow them to dry. Discard used clusters if they are damaged, soiled or cannot be cleaned safely.
Specifications
| Product type | DIY individual lash cluster kit |
|---|---|
| Stated quantity | 640 lash clusters |
| Curl | D curl |
| Length range | 9–16 mm mixed lengths |
| Density styles | 20D, 40D, 60D and 80D |
| Bond color shown | Black |
| Seal color shown | Transparent |
| Application tool | Curved-tip tweezers |
| Finishing tool | Lash brush |
| Use area | External cosmetic use around the natural lash line |
What is included
Mixed-length lash cluster trays with the bond, seal, tweezers and lash brush shown for this listing. Decorative props and model accessories in the images are not included.
Product FAQ
What lengths are included?
The listing shows mixed lengths from 9 mm to 16 mm.
What do 20D, 40D, 60D and 80D mean here?
They are the density-style labels used in the product images to distinguish the four cluster groups.
Are bond and seal included?
Yes. The set images show black bond and transparent seal together with the lash clusters.
Can I place the clusters on my waterline?
No. Keep the clusters and adhesive away from the waterline, inside of the eye and irritated skin.
How do I remove them?
Use a remover compatible with the adhesive and follow its directions. Do not pull or peel clusters from natural lashes.
Can adhesive cause a reaction?
Yes. Read the ingredient label, complete the recommended patch test and stop use if irritation or swelling develops.