Lash Lift Kit Eyelash Perm Kit, with Detailed Instruction Eyelash Lift Kit, Easy for Beginner and Professional Lash Perm Kit, Achieve Salon-Quality Lashes Lift with Safe and Effective Result

I love this product.I was nervous to diy perm my own lashes, but it turned out to be a lot easier than I thought and the result were fantastic!! My eyelashes stayed curled for almost 8 weeks!!Tips:be sure you keep the eye you're working on closed at all times. If you open it your lashes will lift off the padDon't cover your entire eye with plastic wrap as the fumes may make your eye water.Pros:Lashes stayed curled for almost 8 weeksThe extra lash pads provided were awesome, better than the original ones in the packPlenty of product included so you can do your friends lashes as well.Cons:If you have product left over and want to use it again 8 weeks later, it doesn't work. but this product decently priced to reorder again.The instructions were a little weird.Overall I highly recommend this brand of lash lift, I tried another brand and their lift pads and solution were no where near as good as this one. As the price and the results are great.

Lifted really well. This was my first time using it, so I just didn’t do the best job with both eyes, but it worked good! I know what to fix for next time. My natural lashes are long but super straight so I watched to try out a lift. My left eye was my first one I did, which didn’t turn out well but my right eye came out beautiful. I will say, lash glue is hard to use for laying your lashes down to the shield. I’ve seen estheticians recommend using a glue balm, which I might invest in to make it easier. Otherwise, it’s easy and pretty straight forward.

If there were zero stars I'd leave that.To start: I have worn contacts for 30 years, false lashes for 5+ years... I'm very familiar with my eyes and poking around with them. I have every tool known to man to get the job done. This was RIDICULOUS and not because I can't touch or figure out how to place things on my eyes.I did watch numerous video instructional online before buying AND before starting this. The photo instructions included are clear but the videos helped show where potential issues could be so I'd be prepared.The glue provided doesn't stick though... Not for the fans/rods, OR placing your lashes against them even after several minutes of waiting for it to set up, and that's after cleaning my eyes with their included product. I ultimately used my own lash glue to get the rod to stick, and then couldn't get lashes to stick to the rod with provided glue. So I mixed a bit of my lash glue with the provided glue and after a couple minutes the lashes *finally* stuck.I applied the perm solution, and tried to "cover with plastic" which is the most ridiculous step. It traps the perm fumes next to your eye and causes them to water. But I laid on my back to allow them to water out the corners. Before the 10-12 min cure time is up, however, the rods had dislodged from my lid and hanging off my lashes. They would not reattach.Miserable loss of 90 min and $30+ ... maybe everyone else is getting a fresher kit, or I have natural resistance to chemicals around my eyes ...or take too much fish oil but this was in my top 5 worst purchases on Amazon.

I decided to give this a try as I decided to get my very first brow lamination at a salon. While at the salon I noticed a fellow customer getting a lash lift. After talking to her about how much she loved it I decided to give it a try on my own as I decided I didn’t have the budget or time to keep going to a salon and paying upwards of $100 for these services. I was nervous at first but did watch a bunch of YouTube videos and that eased my mind. The process does take time and you have to be patient. I did one eye at a time because I did it on my own. I would recommend this to someone and loved the overall results. I am not sure how long it lasts but I do think that it is worth the price and it is much easier to do than planning a entire day at a salon. If you have a friend this might be a good DIY project night.

I watched many a video of ladies slapping this on no problems then bing bang boom & it looks great.THAT WAS NOT MY CASE lol.1st try was a fail. So my tips:1. Mine came with “enhanced” lift pads that had their own sticky backs. USE THOSE. I didn’t use them the first time but I did the second, & they made ALL The difference!2. (This maybe should be one but) USE YOUR OWN LASH GLUE. It does mention in the booklet that “the viscosity is dependent on the user” & that you may need your own. I assumed it would be fine via reviews & videos but it was not. It sucked at gluing the pad onto my skin as well as my lashes to the pad. 3. TIME. Choose your time wisely. It says 10-12 mins & a video I saw did 11, so I thought that was a safe bet. While it looked gorg immediately after removing the lift pad, they have since curled so much that it looks like they’re glued onto my lid almost. They’re also so curled that they tend to get under my lid & it makes it feel like something is in my eye.On that note is another thing; I saw one girl mention she never perms her tips, only roots. TAKE HEED of that advice! For me at least, perming the roots coupled with the time was too much.Next time I’d do root to halfway & 8 mins MAX.I’ll give 4 stars because essentially it does work and is pretty if you don’t stare too hard. To me, It is not beginner friendly nor fool proof.**Pic is from 2/3 days after lift was done.

That was way too hard for what the results are worth to me. I'll probably continue to do it now that I think I got it down but the glue absolutely does not keep the hairs stuck when you apply the perm solutions. So I had to get a small plastic Saran wrap, wrap it on my lashes from the bottom up as to push the lashes upwards, and then hold the Saran wrap with my hand for ten minutes to keep the lashes upwards and in place. I'm happy they came out the way they did but that was a lot of work and trial and error. I used the large size of self adhesive pads that came attached to my order.