How to Touch Up Your Gossamer® Lashes: 3 Quick Fixes

Three quick fixes for a lifting Gossamer: fuse, a dot of bond, or a heat-fuse touch-up.

Posted by Mikayla Hawkinson on 17 February, 2025

Charcoal cotton swab with Pre-Cleanse touching up Gossamer lashes along the lash line

Updated October 2026 · 4 min read

A Gossamer® lifting at the corner doesn't mean the set is over. Most lifts can be fixed in under a minute without removing anything. Try these three fixes in order, from quickest to strongest.

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1. Daily Fuse™: fuse it back down

First, try fusing the Gossamer® back down with your Fuse™ Control Wand. The bond is often still tacky, and your lashes just need a little pressure to become secure again.

Touch-up step one: fusing a lifted Gossamer back down with the Fuse Control Wand

2. Touch up with bond

If the lash still won't stay, apply a light dot or two of Clear Whisper Light® between your natural lash and the lifting Gossamer®. Let it turn tacky, then fuse the lash back in place.

Touch-up step two: a dot of clear Whisper Light bond, then fuse

3. Heat fuse with Lashicurl®

  1. Heat the Lashicurl®. Turn it to the third heat setting and let it warm up (usually 15–30 seconds).
  2. Place it at the base. Hold the Lashicurl® at the base of your lash map for 10–15 seconds to reactivate the bond.
  3. Fuse with the wand. Take your Fuse™ Control Wand without Wandoms® and fuse down onto the Spine™ base of your lash map. You've recreated the seal and your Gossamers are good as new.
Touch-up step three: heat fuse with the Lashicurl heated lash curler
Most lifts are fixed with pressure, not more product.

Watch the touch-up tutorial →

Stop lifts before they start

  • Prep with Pre-Cleanse and let lashes dry fully.
  • Build thin bond layers, each dry before the next.
  • Stop before your last natural lash at the outer corner, and fuse right on the spine.
  • Seal about an hour after applying. Bond and seal, explained →

More fixes: the troubleshooting guide, heat fusing for longer wear and how long Lashify lasts.

Questions people ask

How do I fix a lifting lash extension at home?

Fuse it back down first; the bond is often still tacky. If it lifts again, add a dot or two of clear bond between your natural lash and the Gossamer, let it turn tacky and fuse. For the strongest fix, heat fuse with Lashicurl and fuse onto the spine.

Do I need to remove my lashes if one lifts?

Usually not. Most lifts can be fixed in under a minute with the Fuse Control Wand, a dot of bond or a heat-fuse touch-up.

How do I reactivate lash bond?

Warm the base of your lash map with the Lashicurl on its third heat setting for 10–15 seconds, then fuse onto the spine with the Fuse Control Wand without Wandoms.

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