Follow along with our step-by-step video tutorial with a Pro Educator! Grab your Control Kit and follow along with Jill! She'll give you all the best tips and tricks for your first application!

She'll get you oriented to all of the products and walk you through how to use everything. She will be applying lashes and giving you tips and cues throughout the video, so you can pause and rewind while you do your application at your own pace!

Remember to take your time and have fun!

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• When you feel that your lashes are a little sticky or if they are clumping up, try using less bond and/or you just need to wait a little longer for your bond to get tacky before you add another light layer or before beginning your lash application.

• If you have medium to long natural lashes, trying applying your bond no more than halfway up your lashes instead of brushing it all the way through the tips.

Here is a great video that provides some amazing tips for proper bonding: All About Our Bonds
When you're ready to try again, try out the
Frosting Method. Our clients are loving this application method for added longevity and a strong hold. This method helps to ensure that you are applying and working with the bond correctly.

The Frosting Method is a great bonding technique for beginners or for when you're ready for long wear. It only takes 3 easy steps that involve coating every lash with bond.

1. Brush a thin coat of Black Whisper Light Bond™ through the natural lashes. Be sure to coat every lash and allow it to get tacky. (If you didn't coat every lash feel free to add more bond)

2. Apply Clear Whisper Light Bond™ 1-2mm away from your waterline and take a flat-ended brush to gently brush upward through the natural lash. (Again, be sure to coat every lash - if you didn't then repeat this step)

3. Apply the Gossamer® Lashes and Fuse using the Wandoms®

That's it! Check out this video on how to do the Frosting Method.

Daily Wear

If you are new, we recommend you wear your lashes for a day. You can do this by applying a thin coat of black Whisper Light® Bond through the lashes from root to tip. Once you've coated all the lashes, allow 30-60 seconds for the bond to get tacky. You can then apply your Gossamer® Lashes. At the end of the day, gently peel them off! Check out this video to see how our Pros wear them for a day.

Frosting Method

The Frosting Method is a great bonding technique for beginners or for when you're ready for long wear. It only takes 3 easy steps that involve coating every lash with bond.

1. Brush a thin coat of Black Whisper Light Bond™ through the natural lashes. Be sure to coat every lash and allow it to get tacky. (If you didn't coat every lash feel free to add more bond)

2. Apply Clear Whisper Light Bond™ 1-2mm away from your waterline and take a flat-ended brush to gently brush upward through the natural lash. (Again, be sure to coat every lash - if you didn't then repeat this step)

3. Apply the Gossamer® Lashes and Fuse using the Wandoms®

That's it! Check out this video on how to do the Frosting Method.

Frosting Method with Bondage®

For those that need a little bit of a stronger hold, you can use Bondage instead of Whisper Light. To apply Bondage, start with clean, dry lashes. Apply Bondage to the underside of your upper, natural lashes and allow 30 seconds for the bond to become tacky. Once tacky, apply a second coat by dabbing to the base of your lashes. Allow bond to become tacky and apply Gossamer® lashes 1-2mm from the waterline.

Bondage® contains Charcoflex®. This means it can absorb a little bit more moisture and oils than Whisper Light does. This allows for a stronger hold. Bondage is great from someone who lives in a warm, humid client, has an oily lid, or watery/runny eyes! It can be used alone or can be paired with Whisper Light!"

Not to worry! Perfect placement will come with practice. Here are are few tips to try:

• Try positioning your mirror so that you are looking down into it during your application: Mirror Placement

• You can set your elbow down onto your table or work surface to steady your hand.

• Work slowly to position your Gossamer® lashes 1-2mm away from your water line: Proper Placement

• Don't worry if they are not perfectly aligned! You'll get better with practice, and no one else will see what you're seeing!

• The inner and outer corners can sometimes be a little tricky. The best way to get a comfortable wear on the corners is to bring in your placement and leave out a few of your natural lashes.

• The natural lashes on the inner and outer corners are generally weaker and more sparse for most people.

• Here are some helpful tutorials: How to Apply an Inner Corner Lash and How to Avoid Droop (this technique is great for outer corner longevity).

• For the outer corners, try sizing down in length if you find that they easily get bumped while you are wearing them.

Both wands are the same length and width. The Petit Eye Fuse Control™ Wand has all the features we love of the Classic wand, but with a 10% reduced providing an easier fuse for smaller eyes and monolids. The straighter curve offers ease of use for inner corner and the ability to get a full fuse for a flatter eye profile.

The Classic Curve Fuse Control™ Wand has a more rounded tip that is best for medium to larger eyes, and for those with deep-set eyes.

Showering is easy! When you shower we recommend trying to avoid getting the lashes wet. Face away from the shower head and avoid letting the water from the shower head hit the lashes directly. Tilt your head back to allow water to roll backwards when you wash your hair. If they do get wet - no problem, you can just let them dry completely and do a quick touch-up if needed!"

Check out this video on how our Pro, GeriLyn, showers while she wears her lashes: How to Shower with Lashes

Reasons your lashes might be lifting:

•The #1 culprit of lifting lashes is that they are too close to the water line or directly on the water line. Make sure that there is a 1-2mm gap between your water line and the Spine™️ base of your Gossamer® lashes. You want to see the roots of your natural lashes.

•Under bonding: Adding an extra (light) layer of bond can help you get better adhesion and a more stable wear.

•Over bonding: Applying too much bond will make your lashes slide. Apply just a little bit at a time so that your lashes adhere well.

•Moving too fast: It's important to wait for your bond to get tacky before applying more bond or applying your Gossamer lashes.

Fixing a lifted lash is easy! You can try one of these methods:

•Fuse down and see if that recreates the original seal.

•Dab Whisper Light onto the area that is lifted, allow it to get tacky, and fuse down.

•Remove the lash completely, apply Whisper Light™️ bond, re-apply Gossamer® Lash, and Fuse.

Check out this video with our Pro Educator, Jill, for tips on adjusting a lifting lash:
How to Fix a Lifting Gossamer Lash

When it comes to getting the wear time you want, you may achieve it early on in your Lashify journey, or it may take a little trial and error to find your perfect application method. This is completely normal.

As a new user, we recommend practicing your application and just wearing them for the day for at least for your first 3 applications before you try to sleep in them. This gives you the opportunity to learn how to use the bonds, your Fuse Control Wand, and practice your Gossamer® lash placement. We find that by about your 3rd application, you start to get the hang of it!

Once you start wearing them overnight, if you find that they are not quite making it through a 24-hour wear, here are some tips for you to check out:

Top 10 Tips for Beginners Part 1
•Take your time.
•Prep your lashes with Pre-Cleanse, our lash prep. Wait until your lashes are completely dry, then begin your application.
•Practice using your Fuse Control® Wand.
•Apply thin coats of bond and allow each layer to get tacky, by waiting about 30-60 seconds before adding more bond or beginning your lash application.
•Look down into a mirror during your application.


Top 10 Tips for Beginners Part 2
•Place your Gossamer® lashes 1-2mm away from your water line for comfort, longevity, and to give your natural lashes space to move and breathe to keep them healthy and free from damage.
•Leave out a few inner and outer corner natural lashes.
•Fuse onto the spines of the Gossamer® lashes to secure them at their base.
•If you are sealing your lashes, wait 20-30 min to allow your bond to dry, then apply just a light layer of Glass Sealer.
•Wait 24 hours to shower.

Once you get the basics down, it'll just come down to making small tweaks in your bonding, placement, fusing, and aftercare to achieve your desired longevity.

An "open eye" look means that you applied the Gossamer lashes in a way that gives the appearance of opening and enlarging the eyes. This is very easy to achieve!

Place your longer lengths of Gossamer® lashes towards the center of your eye while applying the shorter lengths on the inner and outer corners of your eye.

Check out this video with Pro Educator Mikayla on How to Create an Open Eye Lash Map

If you have a hooded eye, great news! You can wear just about any lash style, and the lash styles you wear will just be based on your personal style preferences. With Lashify, Gossamer® lashes are applied to the underside of your natural lashes, so you won't have a heavy, uncomfortable band sitting on top of your lashes, and weighing down your eyes.

The only ones you would probably want to avoid are styles that have a strong curl, like our Extreme, Extra Extreme, Gemini, and Fluffy FX styles, however, you may be able to wear curlier styles in longer lengths!
Check out this video to learn more about
Lash Mapping for Hooded Eyes.

Similar to hooded eyes, if you have a monolid, you can easily wear just about any Gossamer® lash style in our collection. You may just want to avoid styles that have a very strong curl like Fluffy FX, Extreme, and Extra Extreme, which may touch your lids at the tips.
Open eye lash maps are also very flattering for monolids. By placing longer lengths at the center of the eye and tapering to shorter lengths at the inner and outer corners creates a rounded, eye-opening shape.

Check out this video to learn more about Lash Mapping for a Monolid Eye.

Stacking is our patented method of adding Gossamer® lashes to a base layer in order to create volume, length, and/or dimension. You can mix any Gossamer lash styles together to create your own custom lash looks!

How to Volume Stack

How to Brick Stack

Check out our Virtual AI Calibrator! It will take a photo of your eyes, measure your eyelid space, and give you suggestions for lash lengths to try.

Also, join our Lashify Community, where you can get lash inspo from over 130k customers, as well as the Lashify Team!