Upgraded Magnetic Eyelashes Without Eyeliner, With Applicator Tool, Dual Magnets, Natural Look, Fake Lashes Kit, Reusable Eye Lash, No Liner Needed

After one use, one of them is missing several lashes and the other is missing a few. I'm hoping I can brush them out to look a bit better.Pros: they look great on ONCE you can figure out how to fit to your eye curve. They look very natural, I got several compliments while wearing them. They are easy to blend with your real lashes with mascara. To remove: just use makeup remover then unstick, or slide if you have to.Cons: after one use one of them lost a lot of lashes, leaving me with one full set and one that's damaged. They can be a challenge to remove though, they wouldn't unconnect, so I had to slide them off one eyelid taking an eyelash with them. I'm hoping to figure out a better way soon, but the magnets just would not disconnect, and it was hard to figure out where to pull to force a disconnect.Overall, good for beginners, but lacks quality. I don't know if they're worth the price.

It's easy to put on and take off once you get the hang of it, but I feel sometimes it makes my eye shape look weird, sometimes I have to switch the bottom one to the top to make it look more realistic.

This was my first time using magnetic eyelashes and I didn’t want to spend a fortune nor did I want to completely cheap out either. I figured these would be the best options. They feel like good quality eyelashes and the come in a case so they will last much longer. I attempted a few times to put them on with no luck. I ended up looking for a YouTube video to help me. I was able to get them on with a few tips. The easiest way to put them on is to curl your natural eyelash, apply your mascara, grab the top fake lash with you fingers and place as close to your eyelid as possible. Grab the bottom fake lash with the pink tweezers that come with your magnetic lashes and place underneath your real lash. After I got them on I really like the way they look. I know some ppl said they didn’t like the way they lay but I actually bent mine a little bit to fit my eyelid so that helps. They are not the most natural looking but for 15 they look good. I only gave 3 stars because how long it took me to be able to put them on and the box they come in was not labeled left lid or right lid. They are not bad for the price, especially after you figure out how to put them on.

So, I've tried all kinds of glue lashes, and fake ones, extensions, and they just weren't for me. But, I wanted to try these with the magnetic eyeliner bc I haven't tried this yet. It would be a good idea 1. Put your regular eyeliner and cat eye on first, then go over it with the magnetic liner. The magnetic liner gets on your lashes so don't worry about wasting your mascara. The lashes will probably need to be cut for them to properly fit your eyes, which is fine. The lashed go on pretty easy however, if you mess up putting them on and need to take them off to try again, it will take off the eyeliner so you will need to reply it, then it will also stick on the magnet and in my opinion doesn't make them stick of course. I like the selection of lashes varying from dramatic to everyday. The magnetic eyeliner is very hard to get off your skin. This is a very sensitive area for me so I use my PONDS make up remover and it takes it off within a few tries. I can't wear them too long, maybe a few hours bc they just wear on my eyelids although I can't really feel them I can just tell I have layers of crap on my eyes. They are fun to try. I think that's what makes make up and beauty products fun, it trying new things. I'm glad I tried them out. This company sent me a coupon for a FREE pair of lashes from another company?? I tried to get them but the websites were sketchy so I had to "dm" them and they said they would send me some in like 2-3 days???!!! Why put a coupon in there if it's so hard to get the free pair, I have no idea!??

So far I'm really impressed with these eyelashes. I LOVE how false eyelashes look but I can't stand adhesive. I am I cosmetologist and avoid eyelash glue at all costs. I've heard about magnetic lashes. I've read mixed reviews. Many folks like the ones that have the magnetic eyeliner. I'm willing to try that type as well but I don't always like wearing thick eyeliner. I wear fairly natural makeup so I went this route to see if I could get this type to work for me. I've only tried them once so far. It was a bit tricky to hold the lower lashes while carefully placing the upper lashes on top. But I figured it out. I sandwiched my eyelid a couple of times which hurt. It took only about a minute to adjust to how they felt on my eyes though. The thing I don't like is that the corners with the magnetic part sticks out. Maybe it's user error. maybe they need to be manipulated and bent? You can see the magnets and where the lashes end on my eyes. That I don't like either. I think I might need thicker liner to blend it better which kind of defeats the purpose. I was planning to add some photos but I don't see an option to do so anymore.

These are very difficult to put on. I did not manage this even after 30 mins of effort. There needs to be a magnified mirror inside the box so you can see your eyelashes. If you wear eyeglasses, you don't stand a chance!

After trying a few different brands, this is the first one that worked for me!