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I love these lashes! You can reuse them a bunch of times, and they are a breeze to one you get the hang of it. These are the tips that worked for me. 1. Before your eyeshadow and mascara apply one coat of the liner. I know others say to do your makeup first, but this worked best for me. Let it dry for SEVERAL MINUTES. Like go do your hair or something else -- 10 or 15 mins worked well. 2. THEN apply your eyeshadow (if you plan to wear any) and light coat of mascara. This matters because unless you have super black lashes already it will look like there is a gap between the lash and your lid. 3. Next apply a second coat of the liner and wait until its dry (10 more mins if you can). 4. Start at the OUTER edge of your lid and lay the lash down. I found that using the tweezers to put them on was a little tricky -- The tweezers are metal so the lash magnets connect to them. I just used my fingers to set the lash on, but the tweezers are fabulous for removal! 5. Next, take the fuzzy end off a Qtip, and use the tip to gently press the edge to your lash line. There are 6 magnets on each lash (less if you cut it to fit.) If you trim the lash, be sure you don't cut the end with the short lashes -- they go toward the corner of your eye. If your eyes are set close together (like me) you can make your eyes look wider if you don't lay the lash near the corner of your eye. I leave a 5mm gap from the corner to the leading edge of the lash myself. 6. The longer you wait for the liner to dry, the easier it is to place and reposition. If the liner is still "tacky" when you set the lash on top of it, it will hold the lash on, but the liner will stick to the magnets if you have to reposition. Then you'll have to add another coat of liner and wait for it to dry. So just be patient, let the liner dry for a good long while before you put the lash on. 7. After you remove the lashes for the day, remove the liner and clean the magnets with makeup remover too. They are surprisingly sturdy. Hope this helps!! TO THE MANUFACTURER -- the 3mm thin magnetic strips that hold the lashes on the plastic form when not in use are INSPIRED! Just a suggestion: instead of using the thicker square magnets at intervals on the lashes, adding the magnetic strip used to hold the lash on the form would be even better. Especially if you could decrease the width from 3mm to 1.5 mm. Then the lash would attach to the liner the full length of the lid. =)