Start with the look: lighter separation, fuller definition, or a mix of both. The 2Bmagic cluster range describes 7D and 20D density options. Compare the actual tray and product photos too; the density label alone does not tell you length, curl, attachment method, or the final look on your eyes.
Which finish are you aiming for?
- Lighter, separated detail
- Start by comparing the 7D styling option. Keep the map restrained and assess it with both eyes open before adding density.
- A more defined lash line
- Compare the 20D option. Fuller-looking does not require filling every space or placing the densest cluster at every point.
- A wispy mix
- Consider lighter and fuller-looking sections within a compatible system. Plan the contrast before attaching anything rather than layering pieces to fix an uneven map.
Three map ideas to compare
1. A restrained everyday map
Arrange lighter-looking pieces in a simple progression, keeping the inner area comfortable. Check whether the finished silhouette is already defined enough before adding more.
2. An accent-focused map
Plan fuller-looking detail in the section you want to emphasize instead of increasing density everywhere. Choose that section while looking straight ahead; the extreme outer edge is not automatically the best focal point.
3. A mixed wispy map
Alternate visual density in a deliberate pattern where your system permits it. Keep the overall silhouette balanced rather than stacking clusters on the same spot.
These are styling ideas, not instructions for an unverified adhesive method. Use only lengths, pieces, and placement areas supported by the actual product.
Density and attachment are separate decisions
A 7D or 20D label does not tell you whether to attach above or below natural lashes. Read the placement guide and follow the matching bond directions. The current store listing does not confirm that bond and remover are included.
Begin with clean, dry lashes and have the compatible remover ready. Do not pull through resistance, exceed the prescribed wear time, or assume lower-lash placement is permitted just because a cluster looks small.
Questions that matter more than the density number
How many pieces should I use?
There is no universal count. Cluster width, the available pieces, your eye area, and the intended look differ. A map you can apply and remove with control is more useful than an arbitrary number.
Can I mix styles from different brands?
Do not assume their bands and adhesive requirements are compatible. Compare the complete systems before mixing pieces.
What if a piece pinches or irritates?
Stop rather than adding glue or forcing it into place. Follow removal directions and seek appropriate advice for persistent or concerning eye symptoms.