Velour x Spencer Self-Stick Lash Clusters in Dripping in Drama: pink-gold box with 24 clusters and rose-gold applicator

Velour x Spencer Self-Stick Lash Clusters are pre-glued wet-lash clusters co-created with makeup artist Spencer Hedges, $24 for 24 at velourbeauty.com. Velour calls them "the first Self-Stick Lash Clusters designed to create that effortless wet-lash look." They come in two styles, Naturally Dewy and Dripping in Drama, and were on sale on Velour's US, Canadian, UK and Australian storefronts by 14 October 2026. For more false lash launches, see our lashes releases.

Updated 14 October 2026: Both styles are in stock on velourbeauty.com (US, Canada, UK, Australia). We didn't find them at Ulta, Target or Shoppers Drug Mart.

When Did the Velour x Spencer Self-Stick Lash Clusters Launch?

Velour hasn't announced an official release date for the Velour x Spencer Self-Stick Lash Clusters. Velour introduced them in an announcement caption, and both styles were listed and in stock on the brand's US, Canadian, UK and Australian storefronts by 14 October 2026.

Price

  • US: $24
  • Canada: CA$35
  • UK: £19
  • Australia: A$35

The Spencer clusters cost more than Velour's other Velour-Xtensions Self-Stick clusters. Velour lists Everyday Natural, Soft & Wispy and the Velour x CGonzalez Beauty clusters at $18 each on velourbeauty.com. Those are separate products. They are not alternative versions of the Spencer pack.

What's Inside

According to Velour, each pack contains:

  • 24 Velour x Spencer Self-Stick Lash Clusters (pre-glued)
  • 1 Velour x Spencer Lash Applicator (gold, per the packaging)

The box reads "Pre-glued | Wet lash effect" and "24 clusters - Lash Lift L-Curl".

Both styles use the same wet-inspired pattern and L-Curl. Dripping in Drama has fuller density and runs 2mm longer at each end of the length range.

Where to Buy

Checked 14 October 2026: Both styles were in stock on velourbeauty.com (US, Canada, UK, Australia). We didn't find them at Ulta, Target or Shoppers Drug Mart.

What Makes the Velour x Spencer Self-Stick Lash Clusters Different?

  • Wet-lash pattern: Velour says the custom pattern copies the way natural lashes softly gather when damp, "after a hot shower or a good cry."
  • Lash Lift L-Curl: According to Velour, the curl lifts the lashes from the root for an eye-opening effect.
  • Smallest band: Velour describes the band as its smallest ever. The clusters come pre-glued on the tray, with no glue or dry time.

Spencer Hedges explains the design approach in Velour's campaign: "For me, it all came down to spacing—separation and balance are everything. And the curl had to be just right to recreate that lifted shape I'm always looking for."

How to Apply

Velour's directions start with curling your natural lashes and applying a light coat of mascara, then letting it dry. Next, place each cluster underneath your natural lashes at the base of the lash line and clamp them gently together with the applicator. For Spencer's signature technique, apply 4–5 clusters per eye, spaced slightly apart, with the longest length at the outer corner and shorter lengths toward the inner corner. To remove them, peel each cluster off slowly with clean fingers.

For other self-adhesive options this season, see the Lilly Lashes Blushing Self-Adhesive Lash Kit and the Nimya Trash Until The Lash V2. You can also browse all makeup releases.

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