Ebe lashes are pre-glued and are applied underneath your natural lashes instead of on top without the need for separate lash glue.

If placement isn’t right, you can gently remove and reposition the lash while the adhesive is still tacky. If the lash touches your waterline and doesn’t adhere, take a short break, allow the band to dry slightly, and try again for easier application.

To remove your lashes, use our Edit Beauty Lash Remover or micellar water with a spoolie, brushing downward to break down the adhesive. Once the adhesive softens, gently slide the lash off.

Yes. Ebe lashes can be reused as long as the adhesive remains tacky. However, oils and debris naturally reduce tackiness over time, especially with frequent removal.

Once the pre-glued adhesive no longer feels strong, you can continue using the lashes with a lash bond and sealant to extend their lifespan.

When removed properly, Ebe lashes should not damage your natural lashes. Avoid
pulling or tugging, and always use a remover when lashes feel secure.
Proper removal helps maintain lash health.

There is no definite number of uses as reusability depends on how the lashes are worn, removed, cleaned, and stored. With proper care and optional use of bond and sealant, lashes can often be worn multiple times before needing replacement.

Lashes should be stored in a cool, dry place, ideally in their original packaging or in a lash case. Keeping lashes
covered helps protect them from dust, moisture, and loss of shape. Exposure to heat, moisture, or debris can shorten the life of the lashes.

Clean tweezers are recommended better control and placement. Always make sure your tools are clean to avoid transferring oils or debris onto the lash band.

Yes. All products are final sale. For hygiene and safety reasons, we do not accept returns. Any exceptions are handled at the
sole discretion of Edit Beauty.

Yes. We offer free shipping on orders over $80 CAD within Canada. At this
time, we do not ship to the United States or internationally.