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Get answers to common questions about Individual Stripe.
Individual Stripe clusters generally last 5–10 days with proper care, though longevity varies by adhesive strength and natural lash shedding. Avoid oil-based removers, excessive rubbing, and steam. Follow aftercare and book touch-ups for sustained fullness.
When applied and removed by a trained technician, Individual Stripe clusters should not cause long-term damage. Improper adhesive use or rough removal can stress lashes. Maintain gentle care and seek professional removal if unsure.
After application, avoid water, steam, and oil-based products for the first 24 hours to allow adhesive to set. Gently brush clusters with a clean spoolie, avoid rubbing or mascara, and follow technician instructions for best results.
Yes — use gentle, oil-free eye makeup products and apply them carefully to avoid disturbing clusters. Avoid waterproof mascaras and heavy eyeliner at the base. Remove makeup with oil-free removers and pat gently to preserve adhesive.
We recommend waiting at least 24 hours before exposing lashes to water or steam so adhesive fully cures. Afterward, short lukewarm showers are fine but avoid heavy steam, saunas, and direct water pressure on the lash line.
Many clients with sensitive eyes can tolerate Individual Stripe clusters when a suitable hypoallergenic adhesive is used. Inform your technician about sensitivities or allergies so they can perform a patch test or recommend safe alternatives.