How do I measure my eye for false lashes?

Measure your eye width from inner to outer corner. Standard lashes are 30mm trim from the outer edge if needed. Consider your crease depth and lash line curve.

Why is there a gap in my inner corner?

A gap usually means the lash is too long for your eye width. Trim the outer edge of the lash not the inner corner.

The Ultimate Guide to Can'T Find Right Fit

THE ULTIMATE GUIDE TO CAN'T FIND RIGHT FIT

Can't Find the Right Fit? Here Are the 3 Measurements You Are Missing

You have a drawer full of lashes that "almost look right." They gap at the inner corner. They droop at the outer edge. You do not need different lashes—you need a custom lash map. Let's diagnose the problem.

1. Eye Width (25-35mm)

Standard lashes are 30mm. If your eye is 25mm the lash spans past your eye creating a gap. Fix: Trim from the outer edge only. Never trim the inner corner—it ruins the shape.

2. Crease Depth (Deep vs. Prominent)

Deep set eyes need a B or C curl. Prominent eyes can handle a D curl. Using the wrong curl for your crease is why lashes poke you or flip down.

3. Lash Line Curve (Straight vs. Almond)

Straight lash lines need flexible bands that mold to the eye. Almond eyes can handle rigid bands. PHANSTA lashes feature a flexible wire core that adapts to any curve.

Build your perfect lash map with Multi-Length Lash Sets.