DIY Eyelash Extension, 3D Effect Glue Bonded Band Cluster Lashes Individual Lash Clusters Volume Lashes Set, At Home Eyelash Extension, C curl Lashes Pack 12mm,14mm (KIT)

First, I am no newbie to DIY lash extensions. After years of paying to have them professionally done, I started doing them myself with a lot of success. Initially, I was using a professional grade lash glue and individual lashes. It was very time consuming, but to me it was worth it. Then one day, I rushed the process and not only glued my lashes together, but I glued the extensions to my eyelid. It was a disaster and caused me to lose chunks of my natural lashes (which are actually pretty long and thick just bone straight and don’t take curl). I was devastated and nursed them back to health with a DIY lash serum. They bounced back quickly, but I was done with extensions. Fast forward to the present... When I came across this kit, I was a little skeptical. I’ve never used cluster lashes before and immediately thought they may be too heavy. But it had great reviews, and the kit was very reasonably priced so I figured I won’t be upset if it doesn’t work out. So here are my initial thoughts. The packaging is very nicely presented. You get two lash lengths, two glues, an applicator tool, and a lash spoolie. It also comes with instructions that are extremely simple. If you have trouble following them, your comprehension level is very limited (lol). I washed my lashes with an expensive oil free cleanser prior to starting, but baby shampoo works just as good and is much cheaper. I didn’t apply glue to my lashes as directed. Instead I applied them to the band, which I then placed on my lash line. They lasted a week with this process. I intend on redoing them as instructed and adding a little adhesive to the band my second time around and will update this review with those results. The adhesive is not professional grade, but I think it’s perfect. It doesn’t irritate my eyes and removal is EASY and damage free. They aren’t heavy, easy to apply, and you get hella amount of compliments. They LOOK GREAT. If I had to complain about one thing, it would be about the applicator tool as I’m not a huge fan of the shape of it. I suggest holding lashes without any glue to get a feel for how you will manipulate it. As other users mentioned, the lashes are held in its packaging with some glue. I removed the lashes with my fingers, took off any residual glue that was on them, and then used the applicator tool, etc. I ordered the 10mm length also, and I’m hoping that the company will start producing 8mm soon. These lashes are worth every penny!

OK ladies and/or eye follicle challenged gents (no judgements here. You do you baby) let me start this off by saying this kit is amazing! I seldom write reviews and NEVER post photos of myself on the internet except for Facebook, Instagram, TicTok, Twitter etc. You know the places that give me momentary validation because I didn't know my dad, BUT I love this kit so much I'm posting up here. I posted photo 1.) with one eye done so you can see what I was OR wasn't really working with to begin with so you can appreciate the difference. Photo 2.) this view from the side is my pathetic attempt to try to showcase the length and curve of these extensions. Look at my artfully placed palm behind that whispy show of butterfly kisses. Photo 3.) is a straight on shot to give you a completed view. Please note I am not wearing any eye make up in any photo as your eyes need to be cleaned prior to placement. This is mascara free people!!! And they look long radiant and rich in color. You can see in my photos the length of these bad boys. It's like I killed daddy long legs and stuck em to my orbital socket. Now on to the real review: First: Putting them on -These were easy to use to and the quality is nice. The instruction packet is like 4 drawings with instructions underneath making it very easy to follow. I found it easier to pre-pull the extensions off the rounded holder as it made it easier to apply when the glue was tacky. Plus I mixed my sizes in order to fit my eye shape so I have the longer ones on the outside and shorter towards the center. I arranged them how I wanted them prior to applying the glue so it was a quick succession of applying sections. I read other reviews that said theirs ripped while tugging with the tweezers. I did NOT have that problem, and if you pull gently as close to the base as possible I don't think you'll have a problem either. Also this isn't in the instructions (pro tip) but after you have the extensions on press them firmly horizontally between the tweezers provided to bond the length of your lashes to you lash strand or you can use an eyelash curler. Next: The quality of the lashes themselves. - The lashes feel kind of "plastic like" when you touch them but on your face you can't even feel them. They were held together with a thin band that you can't even see once applied. As opposed to normal strip lashes these come in small centimeter sections. I actually liked this better as it allowed me to point certain lashes in the direction I wanted for added drama. You only need a small amount of glue to make the lashes stick and it does start drying quickly (see pervious statement about organizing lashes before hand) and if you open too wide or blink hard you run the risk of your natural lashes sticking to your skin so just be cognizant. ALL AROUND CONCENSUS.... Heck yes!!!! They are worth the investment and are a major dupe for some of the bigger name brands you see bombarding your Facebook page. These will not last as long as clinical extensions you'd get at a lash bar, but they are a fraction of the price and these last a few days vs a few hours that a regular glue on strip would.

This was my first time ever doing lash extensions. Fairly easy. Once I figured out the first set, the rest just popped into place. Light weight and natural looking. Can't even feel they are on! The glue is black, which got a tad messy. I used witch hazel on a q-tip to clean up around eyes. Wish the glue was clear. There is a little bit of adhesive holding the lash to the container that you have to CAREFULLY pull off the lash. Its that rubbery glue stuff, but just a tiny bit and easy to remove. I slept in these last night and only had one fall off. I believe that's due to not enough glue on that set to begin with, as all the others are still nice and tight. Overall, nice set for the price. Worth buying!

Update: They do not stay on overnight nor in the shower as some people have stated. I woke up the next morning with them stuck on my eyelid or face. I was able to reapply them in the morning without soaking but again the next morning over half were missing and the ones I found were too gunked up to rewear. So at this rate the one pack won't last me a week. There is a learning curve to putting them on and I found that applying the glue to the extension was less messy then applying directly to the eyelashes. For me these would not be everyday wear since it takes 5 to 10 minutes to put them on and I would need to reapply everyday PLUS the price for a week of lashes is too much. Maybe if they had better glue. I have read that other people use the more expensive L*sh*fy brand glue. So maybe that would help. review #1-So first time with ANY of this type of extensions. I would say there was some trial and error at first. I stupidly put glue on both eyes before starting application. Second eye was nearly dry before I finished the first. The more expensive Las..fy brand shows the girl using the applicator tool to squeeze them together after application but DON'T DO THAT with this brand. The entire set of lashes stuck to the tool and I had to start over. They had you curl your eyelashes with a lash curler which is Also NOT INCLUDED in the kit so be aware. Also I feel the glue was tacky for a really long time after application (maybe 20 minutes) so it took longer then expected to complete my Makeup routine. I think they look good. This is the natural look. I also wear a lot of eye makeup so I am curious if they will hold up more then one day and one night of make up removing or a shower. I will update once I know. So far so good

Update to my last review. I’m always order volume 16/14/12. I noticed the quality and fullness is lacking and this a huge deal and a big difference. This order look more natural then volume. This has to be a huge oversight. I never checked my boxes because I always got good products. Lesson learned check your products before you put them away. The first photo is the original product I received when I started using this line. The second photo is the lash order I received a few weeks ago and the third photo shows a comparison between two good .12mm lashes and the middle.12mm lash is the replacement box I received. The worst part about this particular lash is that the 14 and 16 all look the same as the 12mm but they look even worse they are natural no volume in straight no volume very cheap looking. I would not recommend this product at all. They need to go back to the company who did their prior production. I don’t recommend this product at all until they correct this issue. If you order the kit your good until you order the refills. The last photo is the good lash is on the top left .12mm lash and the right is the bad .14mm. The styles are supposed to be the same the only difference is supposed to be the link as you can see they are clearly not the same style even though the box says volume and .12 and .14 volume clearly not the same lash clearly two different production companies the first company use clear glue to take the lash off the holder and the new company used a black adhesive which made it hard to remove the lash off the holder. Stuck with two boxes returning the rest. I’ve tried every product on the market when it comes to lashes. This is my favorite product. The cost for this product compared to individual lashes is pennies on the dollars. I used 3-14’ on the outside and 2-12’s in the enter eye. This product gives you the individual lash look. Take your time take the lashes out of the box. The seam is extremely thin to give you the natural, volume, mega volume. Use needle point tweezers and slowly run it between the packing and lash. I recommend doing this prior to the installation.

This is my first time trying these types of lashes. I have always been a long time user of strip lashes, and I also used to do lashes on clients professionally. As a dupe to the other well-known company, I would say these are just as good and the glue is extremely strong! My tip is to apply three tiny dots to the actual lash on the bottom , let it set to get a little bit tacky and blow on it for a second. (When they really say a little goes a long way and less is more this is absolutely true with this type of lash glue. It is extremely sticky!) And then apply it to your lash line as close as you can and to the furthest corner where you have eyelashes. Starting from the outside corner is working your way in. I have pretty big eyes so I was able to use three of the longer ones and three of the shorter ones, if I had cut maybe one more I could’ve probably almost got seven onto my natural lash. Also THEYRE RESUABLE , as long as you keep your lashes clean ladies, I used and I experimented already with it was to reuse them. I applied my first set yesterday in the afternoon and was able to wash my face that night with no irritation, ladies please don’t forget to always wash your lashes because there are bugs and eye infection that any of us are always prone too. I like to use a gentle wash like dermalogical for my eyes and don’t forget to use your spooli when you’re done rinsing them and dry like normal and fluff them up. wash your lashes every single night to avoid infections!! The easiest way for me to remove them was using Vaseline and brushing them off and letting it sit for about a minute. The Vaseline helps break up the bond of the glue. I simply remove them, washed my lashes and then applied a little bit more Vaseline and peeled off the rest of the glue, and then use the spooly to get the rest of the glue and reset my lashes, and the fake one too. i use the extra ones that were still in my kit. But let the other one set aside to dry until next time. I wash my face one more time, just to get any extra oils and Vaseline off, and then I was ready to apply the lashes back on. I had a mishap and half of them work on yesterday due to my own doing so it was so easy to re apply! Also I would recommend that these are the perfect vacation lashes. I would definitely say they would last a weeks worth of vacation and just bring the glue with you and maybe the tweezer. If you’re an absolute pinch, I went to CVS yesterday and they actually had the same lash style not the same brand, but if you were in a pinch and needed to grab a pair for replacements that was one place I was able to purchase them at just a heads up! Hope this helps!

yes! 7 days! I’ve ALWAYS hated my short straight eyelashes. All through high school I wore false lashes every day. When I was in my 20s I got eyelash extensions. Once I had kids it didn’t make sense anymore. My money and time were going to more important matters. It’s been years and I stumbled upon an ad for an expensive at home lash extension kit. Still too much for me. So I checked Amazon. YES there was a dupe- lilac whatever. But the shipping took forever. Then I found this one. There weren’t any promises about how long they would last but I thought what the heck. I’ll try them once. I put them on on a Sunday night. Like I mentioned before I wore fake lashes every day in high school so I’m pretty good at applying them. This was a little different though, since they go under your lash line. The first eye went well. The second eye wasn’t working and I had to start over a few times. The tweezers kept getting stuck to the lashes so I started cleaning them and wetting them before every lash strip. The water just kept them from getting stuck to the lash. The lash still stuck to my eye. My eyes were irritated at first but I was about to go to sleep so I decided to keep them on. When I woke up my eyes were fine. It wasn’t until FRIDAY MORNING, yes, 5 days later, I woke up crying because I had a nightmare that somebody kidnapped my dog. I ran to the mirror and ONE strip out of ten strips that I used was kind of sagging. All I did was readjust and pinch it with two fingers and it was fine again, because the glue was still very sticky. Day 7, I decided it was time to remove them and let my eyes rest. 8 of the lashes slid off fine. 2 were difficult to take off but if you use makeup remover it’ll be fine. The lashes don’t look like I could use them again but I don’t care. The box comes with two so if I want them on continuously I just need 2 boxes a month which is around $34. I was spending way more on extensions before. Make sure when you shower or wash your face you keep water and soap away from your eyes. You have to be careful. Which is pretty easy unless you’re literally scrubbing your eyeballs with soap. Which some of these reviews Have me thinking you’re doing. Lol.

So I ordered these thinking I could put them on and they would last a few days at most. I tried them out last night when I received them. Followed the directions. The directions says to use the mascara glue. Expecting a mascara wand or something similar , I opened up the glue and found it was just the regular brush on glue like the ”kiss” brand I have. Proceeded to brush the glue onto my lashes. Took me a few times but I was able to apply the lashes. After about 10 min I got all the lashes on. They looked pretty good and I was like oh this might just be my thing. I kept waiting for the lashes to completely dry but they felt tacky all night. Went to sleep and my lashes were stuck on my eye lid. Had to get the end of my rat tail comb to pry them off my lids. I looked crazy. Took a shower water hit my face… I had not even used soap yet and felt the last on my check. Ending up just picking the lashes off no problem in the shower. So the lashes easily came off but the glue did not. I spent an hour using miscellaneous water, make up remover and oil to get the glue off. I still have residue stuck on my lashes.