For the current 2Bmagic Lash & Brow Serum routine, use it at night on clean, dry skin: apply one thin stroke along the upper lash line, avoid the waterline and eyes, and let it dry before nearby skincare. Follow your current packaging if its instructions differ from an older tutorial.
The five-step nighttime routine
- Wash your hands and remove makeup. Use a suitable remover according to its directions. Do not pull off false lashes or use a lash cleanser as a substitute for the adhesive's specified remover.
- Finish cleansing and drying. Check for mascara, eyeliner, cleanser, or oily residue. The lash-line application area should be clean and dry before serum.
- Apply a thin, controlled line. Use the precision brush along the external upper lash line only. Do not flood the lid, trace the waterline, or brush repeatedly from root to tip like mascara.
- Let the application dry. Keep hands away from the area and avoid overlapping wet serum with eye cream, under-eye patch essence, or makeup.
- Close and store the tube. Keep the applicator personal and follow the package's storage and replacement instructions. Extra layers are not part of this routine.
View the 3.5 mL serum, full ingredient list, and current product directions.
Using the same product on brows
The current product is labeled for lashes and brows. Lightly brush a small amount through clean, dry brows, then allow it to dry before styling products. Do not saturate the hairs or assume every lash serum is also intended for brow use. See the brow-serum placement guide for the difference between product-specific application areas.
Where makeup, patches, and lash extensions fit
A nighttime routine keeps the serum step separate from daytime mascara and eyeliner. With under-eye patches, finish their label-directed use and restore a clean, dry lash line before serum. The patch-and-serum routine covers that sequence.
For DIY lashes or salon extensions, check the exact lash, adhesive, and aftercare directions before combining products. Do not promise adhesive compatibility based on the word serum, and do not remove salon extensions yourself just to follow this guide.
Common questions
Can I apply more to get results sooner?
No extra application is recommended here. Use the product's stated amount and frequency. A heavier layer is not evidence of better results; see how to evaluate lash-serum timelines.
What happens after a missed application?
Return to the label-directed routine. Do not double the amount or add another daily application to make up for it.
What should I do if it stings or irritates?
Stop using it. The FDA advises stopping an eye cosmetic immediately when it causes irritation and seeing a doctor if irritation persists. Do not push through discomfort to keep a routine going.
Find your next step
For a tacky finish, use the sticky-serum troubleshooting guide. For other routines, return to the lash-care guide directory.
This brand guide covers cosmetic conditioning and product use, not a guaranteed growth timeline or individual medical advice.