Half strip and lower lashes

Under strip lashes: what are they?

Half strip lashes and lower strip lashes are two perfect solutions for anyone who wants a personalized, precise, and flawless look.

Half strip lashes are short lash bands that cover only the outer corner of the eye. They are extremely easy to apply and ideal for elongating the gaze in a natural yet sophisticated way—without the full effect of traditional strip lashes. Perfect for those with small eyes or limited eyelid space, they deliver an instant lifting effect and discreetly enhance the eye shape.

Lower false eyelashes, on the other hand, are applied along the lower lash line, adding depth, intensity, and definition to the bottom part of the eye.

Choosing these lash variations means having more control over the final result, adjusting makeup intensity, and enhancing your gaze strategically. They are ideal both for those who want an everyday look with a subtle twist, and for makeup lovers who prefer bold, creative styles.

Half strip and lower lashes for every eye shape

When it comes to enhancing your eyes, eye shape plays a crucial role in choosing the right false eyelashes. Half strip lashes and lower strip lashes offer versatile options for different needs, ensuring a balanced and customized finish.

Half strip lashes are particularly suited to those with small eyes, narrow eyelids, or slightly deep-set eyes. Since they only cover the outer corner, they avoid weighing down the gaze and create a natural cat-eye effect. Even those with round or wide-set eyes can benefit, achieving a more elongated and refined shape.

Lower lashes, instead, are perfect for those who want to add depth or balance out a bold eye makeup look. They’re also a favorite for alternative or artistic styles, where the gaze becomes the star of the entire face.

Both half strip and lower strip lashes are excellent choices even for minimal makeup looks, where just a few details can completely transform the eyes. The key is choosing the right length and volume for your eye shape—and with Kalentin strip lashes, every eye finds its best expression.

Half strip lashes: the secret to an elongated look

Half strip lashes are one of the best-kept secrets of professional makeup artists. Applied only to the outer corner of the eyes, they create an instant lifted and elongated effect in just seconds. They enhance the natural shape of the eye without overloading the eyelid, making them ideal for a chic, sophisticated look that’s quick to achieve.

These lashes blend seamlessly with natural lashes and can be applied over mascara for an even more flawless result. The outcome? Wider, defined, and modern eyes with an elegant and feminine touch.

Half strip lashes are also perfect for creating the much-loved cat-eye effect, now a must-have in contemporary makeup. For a bolder result, you can explore Kalentin’s Cat Eye Effect Strip Lashes, designed to emphasize this trendy style.

Prefer to customize the volume and length yourself? Instead of half strips, you can opt for individual lashes, a versatile and customizable option for those who love experimenting.

Lower false lashes: when and how to wear them

Lower false eyelashes are gaining popularity in artistic makeup and professional photoshoots. Though often overlooked, they can completely transform the gaze, making it deeper, more intense, and the true focal point of the face.

Applied along the lower lash line, they’re perfect for daring looks or for structured yet natural finishes.

When to wear them? They’re ideal for special events, photo shoots, evening occasions, or anytime you want to add magnetism to your gaze. Pair them with bold eyeliner, contrasting eyeshadows, or smokey eyes to highlight the lower part of your eyes in an artistic, balanced way.

For the best results, balance them with the right upper eyelid makeup. Discover Kalentin’s professional eye makeup collection, which includes high-pigment eyeshadows, precision eyeliners, and professional eye pencils designed to pair perfectly with strip lashes.

Application guide for half and lower strip lashes

Half strip lashes: Measure and trim if necessary, apply lash glue along the band, wait 30 seconds, then place on the outer corner of the eye.

Lower strip lashes: Use a long-lasting adhesive and precision tweezers, applying in small sections along the lower lash line. Once dry, touch up with eyeliner or mascara for a seamless finish.

Kalentin false eyelash collection

The Kalentin false eyelash line is designed to suit every style—from everyday looks to bold, artistic creations. Explore:

Strip by style: natural strip lashes, volume strip lashes, cat-eye lashes, and super chic styles for a unique, customized look.

Strip by color: not only classic black, but also brown and black/brown options.

Strip best-sellers: customer favorites with proven results.

Strip theatrical: show-stopping designs with feathers, glitter, and dramatic volume, perfect for performances or statement looks.

With Kalentin strip lashes, you can create your signature style with professional-quality, cruelty-free, and easy-to-apply lashes.

FAQ: Kalentin Answers

Can you wear mascara with half lashes?

Yes, you can apply mascara to blend half lashes with your natural lashes, creating a seamless and natural finish.

Are half lashes comfortable to wear?

Half strip lashes are lightweight and only cover the outer corner, making them more comfortable than full bands for all-day wear.

How do you remove half lashes safely?

Gently loosen the band with a cotton pad soaked in makeup remover, then peel them off slowly to avoid pulling natural lashes.

What is the difference between half lashes and full lashes?

Half lashes only cover the outer corner for a subtle cat-eye effect, while full lashes extend across the entire lash line for more volume.

How to wear half lashes for beginners?

Trim if needed, apply lash glue, wait 30 seconds, and place them on the outer corner of your lash line with tweezers.

Are half lashes easier to apply?

Yes, their shorter band makes them easier to position and apply, especially for beginners or those with smaller eyes.