Beginner Friendly 80D-100D Fluffy 8D D Curl Lash Clusters 0.07mm 14-22mm Easy DIY At Home Self-Graft Eyelashes

Key Features

• Dual Density — Each tray holds both 80D and 100D clusters, so you can switch between moderate and ultra-full fluff without buying separate sets.
• Ultra-Thin Fibers — Each cluster is made of 8 thin 0. 07mm strands woven together, giving a lightweight, cloud-like look without stiff plastic clumps.
• Gradient Lengths — Lengths range from 14mm to 22mm, letting you build a custom fox or cat-eye silhouette by placing shorter clusters inward and longer ones outward.
• D Curl Shape — The salon-style D curl creates a soft, lifted arch that brightens the eyes without an over-curled look.

Product Specifications

• Material: Synthetic Hair
• Fiber Thickness: 0.07 mm (0.003 in)
• Length Range: 14–22 mm
• Eyelash Type: DIY
• False Eyelashes Sort: Cluster Lashes
• Manufacturing Process: Hand Made

What It Is / How It Works

These are false eyelash clusters, designed for DIY application at home. The set includes a divided storage tray filled with 8D D-curl clusters in dual 80D and 100D densities, made from ultra-thin 0. 07mm synthetic fibers and mixed lengths from 14mm to 22mm.

Who It's For / Use Cases

Cluster lashes suit anyone who wants a fuller lash look without frequent salon visits. They are especially handy for makeup beginners learning to apply their own extensions, as well as for daily wear, special events, or dramatic styles like cosplay and photoshoots.

How to Use / Care

1. Start with clean, dry natural lashes. Remove any oil or makeup residue so the adhesive can grip well.
2. Pick up a cluster with tweezers and apply a small amount of lash glue to its flat base. Let the glue become tacky for a few seconds.
3. Place the cluster underneath your natural lash line, pressing gently to secure it. Start with shorter lengths at the inner corner and longer ones toward the outer edge.
4. After wear, remove the clusters carefully and clean off leftover glue with oil-free makeup remover. Store them back in the tray to keep their shape.

How to Choose

When choosing cluster lashes, consider the density and length that match your desired look. Lower density (like 80D) gives a softer, more natural effect, while higher density (like 100D) provides dramatic volume. Length selection depends on your eye shape and the style you want—shorter lengths work well for everyday wear, while longer lengths create a more noticeable, elongated effect.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can these lash clusters be reused?
Yes, with proper care they can be reused 3–5 times. After removal, wipe off residual glue with oil-free makeup remover and store them back in the divided tray to maintain their shape.

Do I need to be a professional to apply these?
No, they are designed for DIY use. You will need lash bond and tweezers (not included). Grip a cluster, apply a small amount of glue to the flat base, wait until tacky, then attach under your natural lash line.

Are these suitable for sensitive eyes?
The clusters feature a slim, flat, soft base that is gentle on the eyelid skin. They are also noted as suitable for contact lens users, though individual sensitivity can vary.

How do I create a fox-eye look with these?
Place shorter 14mm clusters on the inner eye corners and longer 22mm clusters on the outer tails. This gradient placement elongates the eye and creates a natural fox-eye silhouette.