What is the difference between layered and stacked lashes?

Layered lashes have multiple length tiers that create depth. Stacked lashes have uniform lengths. Layered is superior for wide-set eyes.

Can I cut layered lashes if they are too long for my eyes?

Yes. Always cut from the outer corner, never the inner. This preserves the specific length gradient designed for wide-set eyes.

How do I store layered lashes to maintain the curl?

Store them in the original shaped case. The curved mold prevents the layers from smashing and losing their wispy architecture.

The Lifting Effect: Why Layered Lashes Are the Ultimate Solution for W

THE LIFTING EFFECT: WHY LAYERED LASHES ARE THE ULTIMATE SOLUTION FOR WIDE SET EYES

The One Size Fits All Myth That Ruins Wide-Set Eyes

For years, beauty editors told women with wide-set eyes to wear “doll” lashes. Even, round, full. The result? A disconnected gaze that emphasizes width rather than creating lift. It’s the single biggest styling error in the lash world—a uniform lash makes a wide eye look rounder and emptier.

Stacked vs. Layered: A Lash Comparison

Feature	Stacked Lashes (Doll)	Layered Lashes (Almond)
Effect	Widens the eye horizontally	Lifts the eye vertically
Weight	Heavy, uniform density	Featherlight, graduated density
Best For	Close-set eyes	Wide-set / Hooded eyes

Why the Wispy Layer Wins for Wide-Set

The criss-cross architecture of a layered lash mimics natural lash shadowing. This creates a “focal point” directly above the pupil, visually pulling the eyes closer together and upward. It’s the optical illusion your cosmetic bag has been missing. The visual trick works because the human eye is trained to follow light and shadow. A layered lash creates a gradient of shadow that naturally contours the eye socket, mimicking a perfectly sculpted crease. It is makeup via architecture.

Our Wispy Layered Lashes are engineered specifically for this correction—short wisps for the inner corner, medium flare for the center, and a subtle wing for the outer edge. Stop fighting your eye shape. Work with its natural structure.