So the first way is the most common way, which is attaching the volume fan right on top of the natural lash, like so.

I like to use slight pressure to push down to the natural lash, which helps the volume fan attach more securely.

Bottom placements are good to use for lifting the downward pointing lashes.

For this method, focus on using your wrist to angle the base of the extension to match the natural lash.

And once the base lash is on, pull towards you until you feel that it's attached securely.

Here's another example of attaching a volume fan on top of the natural lash, but this time I wanted to show you the importance of applying pressure for a longer time and holding the fan in place for a little longer, especially for glues that cure or dry slower.

You want to make sure that the fan is attached securely before you release your grip.

And here, I'm just going in with a larger fan and wrapping it, then sliding it to secure it into place.

Lash wrapping works especially well for bigger fans to avoid the boxy bases.

Another way to attach the fan more quickly is by doing this kind of hooking motion to let the fan just snap onto the natural lash.

Once it's securely attached, then you'll know when to release your grip.

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