Individual DIY knotted flare trio lashes

The individual lashes are 3 in 1,when use they are much easier 

FAQs for DIY knotted flare trio lashes:

1.What are DIY knotted flare trio lashes?

DIY knotted flare trio lashes are a type of false eyelashes that come in small clusters of three individual lashes. 

These clusters are knotted at the base and can be applied to enhance the volume and length of natural lashes.

2.How do I apply DIY knotted flare trio lashes?

To apply DIY knotted flare trio lashes, you'll typically use tweezers to carefully pick up a cluster and dip the knotted end 

into lash adhesive. Then, place the cluster onto your natural lashes, slightly above your lash line. Repeat the process until 

you achieve your desired look.

3.Are DIY knotted flare trio lashes reusable?

Yes, DIY knotted flare trio lashes can be reusable if handled and cleaned properly after each use. Gently remove any excess

 adhesive and makeup, and store them in their original tray or a lash case to maintain their shape.

4.How long do DIY knotted flare trio lashes last?

The longevity of DIY knotted flare trio lashes can vary based on the quality of the lashes, the adhesive used, and how well 

they're taken care of. On average, they can last for a few days to a week before needing replacement.

5.What type of adhesive should I use?

It's recommended to use a latex-free lash adhesive that's specifically designed for individual lashes or cluster lashes. This 

type of adhesive provides a secure hold without causing irritation.

6.Can I apply mascara to DIY knotted flare trio lashes?

It's generally not recommended to apply mascara directly to DIY knotted flare trio lashes, as it can cause clumping and 

make them difficult to clean for reuse. If you want to add more volume, apply mascara to your natural lashes before applying 

the cluster lashes.

7.Can I shower or swim with DIY knotted flare trio lashes?

It's best to avoid exposing DIY knotted flare trio lashes to excessive moisture, such as showering or swimming, as it can

 weaken the adhesive and cause the lashes to come off prematurely.

8.How do I remove DIY knotted flare trio lashes?

To remove the lashes, gently soak a cotton pad or swab in oil-free makeup remover and press it onto the lash line to loosen

 the adhesive. Once the adhesive has softened, carefully peel off the clusters using tweezers. Avoid pulling or tugging on your natural lashes.

9.Can I sleep with DIY knotted flare trio lashes on?

It's not recommended to sleep with DIY knotted flare trio lashes on, as it can cause the lashes to become misshapen and 

tangled, and may lead to irritation or discomfort.

10.Are DIY knotted flare trio lashes suitable for beginners?

DIY knotted flare trio lashes can be a bit more challenging to apply than strip lashes, so beginners might find them a bit

 tricky at first. However, with practice and patience, most people can master the application technique.