Q: How long do MUSELASH eyelashes last?
A: With proper application, MUSELASH lashes typically last 5–7 days. First-time users may experience slightly shorter retention.

Q: What are MUSELASH lashes made of?
A: Our lashes are crafted from high-quality synthetic PBT fibers, ensuring a lightweight, flexible, and cruelty-free wear. Some brands use human hair or mink fur, but we prioritize vegan-friendly, hypoallergenic materials.

Q: Are MUSELASH lashes safe for sensitive eyes?
A: Yes! Our lashes feature latex-free adhesive and plant-based fibers, making them ideal for sensitive eyes and contact lens wearers.

Q: Should I apply lashes before or after makeup?
A: For optimal adhesion, apply to clean, makeup-free skin. While you can layer them over eyeshadow, avoid mascara on the falsies—it can degrade the fibers and reduce longevity.

Q: Can I wear MUSELASH lashes during workouts or swimming?
A: Absolutely! These are performance-proof lashes—whether you’re hitting the gym, running a marathon, or dancing all night, they’ll stay put. (Pro tip: Seal with our lash sealant for extra security!)

Q: How do I apply cluster lashes for the best hold?

1. Prep: Curl natural lashes and cleanse the lid to remove oils.
2. Glue: Apply a thin layer of bond to the lash base, wait 30–35 sec until tacky.
3. Press: Gently adhere clusters 2mm above your lash line, then squeeze together with natural lashes.
4. Lock In: Spritz with sealant and avoid water for 12–24 hours.

Q: Can I reuse MUSELASH lashes?
A: Clusters can be reused 3–5 times if carefully removed and stored. Avoid oil-based products near the bands to maintain their shape.

Q: How do I remove lashes without damaging my naturals?
A: Soak a cotton pad with oil-free micellar water or lash remover, hold over the lash line for 10 sec, then gently slide clusters off. Never pull!

Q: How can I make my lashes last longer?

• Skip oil-based makeup removers post-application.
• Avoid saunas, steam rooms, or rubbing your eyes.
• Store lashes in their original tray to prevent bending.

"Why won’t my lashes stick?"→ Your lids may have excess oil. Swipe with alcohol-free toner first!
"Edges lifting?"→ Use a tiny drop of glue to reseal—no need to remove the whole cluster.

Lashes are not tested on animals

Lashes can be cleaned by wiping the band and lashes with a gentle eye makeup remover. After cleaning, replace the lashes back on to the tray and re-wear.

Gently lift lash from lash try using fingers or tweezers. Be sure not to pull the lash as it may break lash hairs off or bend the band in an awkward position making the lashes unusable.

Hold skin taut near temple. Place other hand on outer corner of lash and gently pull lash towards the inner corner of eyeNo damage is done to the natural lash because lash adheres to skin not natural lashes.Use makeup remover pads to remove excess adhesive/makeup on skinRemove adhesive from lash band and replace the lash in its original tray

Store lashes on their original tray.