10 Pairs Magnetic Eyelashes Kit

Cost effective, the glue held the eyelash in place perfectly.

Update 12/18/2021 - OK I like these (not a lot, though), and they working, but at the same time, I also don't care for them... what I like are the styles and I get a lot of compliments on a few of the styles I wear... BUT... I have a love/hate relationship with these. The liner doesn't REALLY ever seem to dry properly and so the liner feels like it relies more on the tackiness and not the magnetic aspect. I believe even in my original post I stated I don't think the magnets are that strong on these. Can you get them to work AND stay on all day? Yes. Are they "magnetic" lashes? In my opinion they are more "glue-liner" than "magnetic-liner." 20 MINUTES LATER AND THE LINER WILL STILL BE TACKY. The positive side, is since they adhere more like glue lashes, being that they are put on with a liner, it makes installing them easier than working with actual glue. I changed my rating from 5 to 2 stars. I've been using them for a long time and I just think you can get better elsewhere (I am going to go back to the brand I was using before I got these). When I bought mine they were only around $15. I see they jacked up the price to $18. These are not worth $18, sorry. Clue: the liner does not "grab" the lash as you're putting them on like a GOOD magnetic liner will do. Some of my lashes don't even stick well to the strips in the lash case... another clue we're dealing with cheap, bad magnets here.Original Post:Pro tips: put the eyeliner on as soon as you can during makeup routine, so the liner can dry by the time you are done doing the rest of your makeup. These magnetic liners are thicker and very sticky during the drying process. It can take 5 to 15 minutes to dry depending how thick you put the liner on (I mean thickness of product in layers and not the width of the line you draw). Look at the width of the magnets and that's as thick as your liner should be to make them stick well. Try not to open eyelids completely until dry, or you'll find your lash lid sticking to your upper lid. Using a blow dryer can help speed up drying process. Do not apply lashes until eyeliner is not tacky, if possible. Otherwise the liner with adhere to the magnets, requiring "cleaning" more often to get all the gunk off, thus shortening the life-span of the lashes. When you reuse a pair, be sure to check magnets before applying to see if any liner needs to be removed, or the magnets won't stick right.I've included images of the pair of lashes 3rd up FROM THE BOTTOM - they are the only ones I've tried, as today was the first day I wore them.Update: I added another set of pictures. These are the 3rd lashes down FROM THE TOP. The mascara is what I'm using with them, which I also get on Amazon - the mascara is pretty decent, but my current tube is getting a bit old so it's a tad clumpy. I'm loving the third from the top. Not too much, not too little.I've tried another brand before this, and the magnets on these don't seem as strong as the last brand I tried... but they were more expensive. However, I wore these for about 6 hours and when I took them off, there was a really good stick to them still and I had to "force them" to come off (meaning I had to pull them off, they didn't just "fall off" into my hand). They didn't budge all day, and today was slightly rainy AND I wear glasses (so sometimes they hit my lenses).

Now I see what the fuss is about with magnetic lashes... these are so easy, especially if you’re already used to applying normal liquid eyeliner. My makeup was always missing that look of big lashes but I absolutely could not do glue ones!I might not have anywhere to go, but when I do at least my eyes will really stand out with my mask 😆 I also wear glasses and have had no issues with them, AND so far they’ve lasted all day. The first time I put them on by the end of the day, the end toward my inner eye was sort of popping up, but I didn’t apply enough liner there so I added more there the next time.And in case you need it, here’s what I’ve learned the two times that I’ve put these on so far:1.) Test the placement of the lashes before applying makeup - I did this and decided it was a little too long for my eyes so I trimmed off one magnet from the end of each lash.2.) Do your normal eye makeup before applying the liner... I actually forgot to do mascara on my natural lashes when I did the ones in my photo, and it still looks ok!2.) Shake the liquid eyeliner a bunch (I hit it against my palm).3.) Apply a good amount of the liner, but try not to get any on your lashes cause it gets stick and clumped on it. Let that liner sit for at least a couple minutes - I finish the last steps of my other face makeup while it dries.4.) I use my fingers to put the lashes on and it’s done! 😵The value of this specific set is amazing compared to spending $50 for one set of lashes and one tube from another company. One of the tubes was broken open when delivered but that’s just the dangers of shipping and the company has been working with me with that issue, so I’m happy.

I tried the lashes yesterday for a test run. Applying the liner is better left to those who have 100% perfection rate at putting on the liner, as it is literally like tar and sticks to everything, including your own lashes and clumping those together. I think the adhesion is less magnetic and more the tackiness of the liner. Applying the lashes was easy enough and luckily I only needed to realign a small area as realigning takes off the liner (it sticks to the lashes). One thing to note is that while wearing the lashes, you can see the magnets as they are a lighter color than the lashes and liner. I fixed that by using a tiny bit of liner to “paint” them black. The wear is fine for a couple of hours, but then the edges start to lift off. Now removing the lashes is very hard on your eyelids. It feels like you’re tearing them off your skin. Then there is so much liner stuck to the lashes that they need a major clean to wear again. Last, but definitely not least, is removing the liner from your eyelids. My lids are still tender and red. I tried make-up wipes to remover to actual Argan oil. Scrubbing was the only semi-effective way and that might be ok with very young skin, but not for skin that isn’t in its 20s anymore. So, yes, the lashes look pretty, but the application, wear and removal of the liner leaves a lot to be desired.

Either the magnet or glue make my eyes hurt unbearably, I had to wash it off at the restaurant

I really liked this product. I like the variety in lengths. The liner was easy to apply and the lashes stick to the magnetic liner easily. It’s also easy to remove which was a plus for me.