Cluster lashes, lash extensions or strip lashes: what is the difference?
Full lashes without daily mascara – there are three ways to get them. They differ in how long they last, who applies them and how much time they take. Here is the simple comparison.
Strip lashes
A continuous strip that is glued onto the eyelid with lash glue.
- Wear: for one day or one evening.
- Application: by yourself, fresh every day.
- Look: often clearly visible, because the strip sits on the eyelid.
Lash extensions
In the studio, a lash artist glues individual extensions or fans onto each natural lash.
- Wear: several weeks, with regular refills.
- Application: only in the studio, with an appointment with a lash artist.
- Look: from very natural to very full, just as you like.
Cluster lashes
Small bunches of lashes that you place under your own lashes at home.
- Wear: up to 7 days with the 2-in-1 Bond & Seal from our sets, water-resistant – even when showering and doing sport.
- Application: by yourself, in a few minutes, without any studio appointment.
- Look: natural, because the ultra-thin band (0.03 mm) lies flat under your own lash line.
- Reuse: usually up to 3 times with careful removal and cleaning.
Which one suits you?
- Just for one evening? Strip lashes are enough.
- Full lashes for weeks, and you enjoy going to the studio? Then lash extensions from a lash artist are the right choice.
- Full lashes for a whole week, done yourself and without an appointment? Then cluster lashes are ideal.
Try cluster lashes
Every Liore Lash cluster set contains everything you need: 120 clusters, 2-in-1 Bond & Seal, remover and tweezers. To start with, we recommend natural looks such as Clean Girl or Baby Wink. You can find all looks under Cluster sets.
Read our guide to cluster lashes to see how applying them works step by step.