: If these are placed in the Glasses category, your Sim won't be able to wear actual glasses at the same time. Check your CAS (Create-A-Sim) categories to see which slot your specific version occupies.
: To get the best look, many players use a "No EA Lashes" mod. This removes the chunky default lashes so GramSims' fancy versions can shine without overlapping.
: High-detail CC like these lashes often requires "Laptop Mode" to be turned OFF in your game settings. If left on, the lashes may appear as weird blocks or cause visual glitches on the Sim's face.
: Unlike standard game assets, these lashes use a dedicated mesh to create individual "hairs," giving them a voluminous, fluttery look that moves with the Sim's eyes.
: The "Down" in the filename typically refers to the Lower Lash version. Most creators, including those featured on YouTube , offer both "Up" (top) and "Down" (bottom) packages so players can mix and match styles.
: While the base game recently added an official eyelash category , many of GramSims' older versions are found in the Skin Detail or Accessories (like glasses or earrings) sections to allow for layering with makeup. Tips for Using GramSims Lashes
The is a popular piece of Custom Content (CC) for The Sims 4 , created by the well-known CC artist GramSims . This specific file is part of a larger collection designed to replace the flat, "blocky" eyelashes provided in the base game with high-definition, 3D lashes that add a realistic flair to Sims. What Makes These Lashes Special?
