LIT Lashes · Lash maps
A lash map is just the order you place your cluster lengths, from the inner corner out. The right sequence shapes the whole look — find your eye shape below.
Each map runs inner corner → outer corner. Numbers are cluster length in mm.
Round · Close-set
Elongates the eye outward for a dramatic, sweeping flick.
InnerOuter
6 clusters: 10 · 10 · 12 · 12 · 14 · 14
Best for round or close-set eyes.
Heads up on downturned eyes or heavy outer lids, the longest lashes at the very edge can drag the eye down and read as tired.
Most shapes · Downturned
A feline flick that lifts the outer corners instead of dropping them.
InnerOuter
6 clusters: 10 · 10 · 12 · 14 · 14 · 12
Best for almost any eye shape — especially downturned eyes. The cat illusion, but lifted up instead of weighed down.
Almond · Deep-set · Monolid
Opens the eye vertically for a wide-awake, rounded look.
InnerOuter
6 clusters: 10 · 12 · 14 · 14 · 12 · 10
Best for almond, deep-set or monolid eyes — a beautifully open-eyed effect.
Heads up can make already very round or prominent eyes look a little “surprised.”
Universal · Everyday
Enhances your natural lash line with a soft, balanced lift.
InnerOuter
6 clusters: 10 · 10 · 12 · 12 · 12 · 10
Best for everyone — the perfect everyday starting point if you want enhancement without drama.
Hooded · Mature
Reaches past heavy lids without dragging the outer edge down.
InnerOuter
6 clusters: 10 · 12 · 12 · 14 · 14 · 10
Best for hooded or mature eyes. Longer centres cover the lid — skip the cat eye and squirrel here, they won’t do you any favours.
