The eyelashes are designated for the right and left eyes. 1. Using tweezers or similar tools, pinch the base of the eyelashes at the outer corner of your eye and gently remove them from the base, being careful not to damage them. 2. To make them blend more easily with your eye, hold both ends of the eyelashes and bend and stretch them about 10 times. 3. Apply the included adhesive to the base of the eyelashes. 4. Look down and align the base of the eyelashes with the root of your natural lashes. 5. Adjust the angle of the eyelashes with your fingers. [How to Remove the Eyelashes] Gently remove them from the outer corner of your eye and gently remove any adhesive from the base. After removing the eyelashes, return them to the base for storage. [Recommended Use] Apply the eyelashes as the last step in your eye makeup application. Apply the eyelashes after applying all other eye makeup, such as eyeshadow and eyeliner. Lightly curl your natural lashes with an eyelash curler to make them blend more easily with the eyelashes. Using the separately sold "Kouji Straight Catch Tweezers" makes it easier to apply the lashes to the desired position and makes fine adjustments a breeze. .Caution: If the adhesive does not suit your skin, discontinue use. If you have allergies, please perform a patch test (apply to the inside of your upper arm and leave for 24 hours) before use. Avoid contact with the adhesive in your eyes. If contact occurs, rinse immediately with water. Discontinue use if any skin abnormalities occur. If you experience redness, itching, or irritation during use, discontinue use and consult a dermatologist. Continued use may worsen the symptoms. Eyelashes are very delicate. When removing them from the case, gently remove them with tweezers. When removing the lashes, do so gently and carefully to avoid straining your skin and eyelashes. Cosmetics can accelerate deterioration of the lashes. If you plan to use them repeatedly, avoid contact with cosmetics (mascara, eyeliner, etc.) on the lashes. .Keep out of reach of children, away from high and low temperatures (below freezing), and away from direct sunlight.