Cluster Lashes. Meet the Original.
Lashify changed the lash game in 2016 with the patented Gossamer® lash: multiple lash clusters on a single spine, designed to sit beneath your natural lashes. The original innovation that inspired a category.
Lash clusters, cluster lashes, DIY lash extensions: whatever you call them, this is where they started.
THE ORIGINAL. SINCE 2016.
Often imitated. Never duplicated.
There are cluster lashes. And then there's Lashify. Discover the patented innovation behind the original Gossamer® lash.
Before Lashify, clusters and flares were mostly a professional product: a lash artist glued them to the lash line one at a time, and doing it yourself in a mirror was close to impossible. In 2016 I set out to make the lash I actually wanted. What I invented was the multi-cluster underlash system: many clusters joined on one ultra-fine spine, light enough to disappear and wide enough to place a whole section in one move, designed to sit under your natural lashes, not on top, and held with a flexible bond instead of glue. I called it the Gossamer®, launched it in 2017, and patented it: the lash, the method of applying it, the way they stack, the wand that places them, even the bond. Today that's 825 granted patents and registrations in 32 countries and the European Union.
What makes the original different
- The spine. Ultra-fine, so it vanishes under your lash line; wide enough to place a whole section at once.
- Under, not on top. A Gossamer® goes under your natural lashes, where they hold it and the base disappears. The method is patented.
- Bond, not glue. A flexible bond that's fused with the Fuse Control® Wand and sealed, then dissolved with a remover. No pulling, ever.
- The lightest lashes in the world. There is no glue in a Gossamer®: the fibers are heat-fused into the spine, so nothing weighs the lash down. Weighed side by side against other brands' lashes in patent litigation, the Gossamer® came out the lightest.
The best lash clusters for every look
Thirty-plus Gossamer® styles, one system. Start with the look you want:
Not sure? Take the Lash Quiz and we'll map your first set.
Cluster lashes vs strip lashes vs Gossamer®
| Strip lashes | Traditional cluster lashes | Gossamer® (Lashify) | |
|---|---|---|---|
| What it is | One band across the whole lash line | Small bundles applied one at a time | Many clusters on one ultra-fine spine |
| Where it sits | On top of the lash line | On top of the lash line | Under your natural lashes |
| Held by | Strip lash glue | Lash glue | A flexible bond, fused and sealed |
| Removal | Peel off | Oil or remover, often pulled | Melt Away or Release; never pull |
| Reusable | Sometimes | Rarely | Yes |
30+ Gossamer® styles, from Amplify (the softest, most natural flutter) to Extreme (our biggest volume). Lengths from 6 mm to 20 mm. Black, Minx, Dark Brown, Truffle, Ash, Ginger, Chocolate and Prismatic colors. Pre-mapped sets if you want it decided for you. Don't know where to start? Take the quiz and we'll map your first set. New to the system? Start with the Control Kit.
Lash clusters: questions people ask
What are lash clusters?
Lash clusters are small bundles of lash fibers that you apply in sections instead of as one strip. A Lashify Gossamer® is the original multi-cluster lash: many clusters joined on one ultra-fine spine, designed to sit under your natural lashes.
Do lash clusters go on top of or under your lashes?
Gossamer® lashes go under your natural lashes, about 1–2 mm up from the waterline. Your lashes hold them and hide the spine.
How long do lash clusters last?
With the bond layered the Lashify way (thin layers, fused and sealed), clients wear a set for up to 2 weeks.
How do you remove lash clusters?
Never pull. Coat your lashes with Release Lash Remover, wait 25–30 seconds and wipe them away. The bond dissolves and the lashes slide off intact.
Can you reuse lash clusters?
Yes. Remove them with Release, clean them and wear them again.
What's the best lash cluster kit for beginners?
The Control Kit. It has the lashes, bond, sealer, wand and remover, so your first set works the first time.
What's the difference between lash clusters and lash extensions?
Salon extensions are glued one by one onto each natural lash by a lash artist. Lash clusters are applied at home in sections. Gossamer® lashes go under your lashes with a flexible bond, so you get the extension look without the salon.
Learn the original
- The true history of cluster lashes, with every date and source
- The blueprint: how the original cluster lash was engineered
- Lash clusters: should you use them or avoid them?
- Bond and seal for cluster lashes
- How long cluster lashes last
- Lash mapping 101 · Hooded and monolid eyes · Round and almond eyes
Invented by Sahara Lotti. See the patents · Press & awards · Who invented cluster lashes? · How to remove cluster lashes · Bond vs glue
