Magnetic Lash Accent 001

I'm on my second set now... I wore the first set nearly every day for 6 months straight before they got a little too frazzled. I find these sooooo much easier than glue-on lashes. They take a little practice to apply, but don't give up!! I am a very uncoordinated person and I managed to get the hang of the technique over time. Here are a few tips: - put mascara on your natural lashes first (and let it dry well) or they won't stay on - make sure the top and bottom magnets are lined up on the applicator before putting on your eye, or they won't grip together and you will just get frustrated - try to get the applicator as close to your eyelash line as possible -- I do this by actually letting the applicator touch my eyeball a bit (under my natural lashes). This take a bit of getting used to; it's kinda like learning to put in contacts. Once you get used to having something that close to your eyeball, you will be able to control the urge to blink. This makes it easier to get a nice snug fit with the magnets. - line the lashes up to the outer portion of your natural lashes, leaving the 1/4 of your eyelid closest to the inner corner uncovered -- this particular style from Ardell are meant to be accents, not a full strip, so you don't actually put them over the inner portion of the eyelid. I just apply extra mascara to those inner lashes to make the transition between the natural and false lashes a bit less noticeable. - don't worry if you don't get them on perfectly... any slight imperfections in placement are not noticeable to anyone looking at you from a normal distance. - don't yank them off, slide them off as described in the instructions, or you'll pull out a few eyelashes

So I have been working with these lashes for almost 2 weeks. On myself and on my daughter. First off it is an accent so it only does half of your Eye. the problem I have is it doesn't taper off at all, so it basically just looks rather stupid by just stopping cold turkey. Also, I did pinch it a bit to make it curve more. To follow the curve of my Eye. a lot of reviewers also commented on this fact. you cannot just set it on your Eye and it naturally curve with the Eye. it is too straight and will stick straight out. so I curved it to make it curve and flow along with my eyeline. even doing this still did not prove results enough to keep the product. while installing one corner or the other pulls up. I attempted to do this on my daughter as well. As sometimes it's easier to work on someone else other than yourself. the results were the same. looking from a distance, it looks great! Looking close up as if you're going to have a normal conversation, and you can clearly see they are not attached properly. they're not going to fall off at all, but there is a noticeable gap In either corner at any one point. Lastly, these are not returnable. they are shipped from Amazon but I guess because they are going on a body part That is why you are not allowed to return. So for that reason, these are non returnable and in my opion not worth the 2 weeks I spent trying to be patient and work with them.

I think I had really high hopes for this product. I’m not the best with liquid eyeliner. So, seeing a product that didn’t need it was exciting. First off, packaging needs a redo. The glue that was on the tray...ended up cuing the lashes together that touched it. Secondly, this isn’t easy to apply. I have very soft and straight lashes. After about 20 attempts with zero success, I figured maybe if I applied mascara, it would help. It did. But, this applicator needs a weaker magnet strip. The tool itself isn’t comfortable to use so finding your comfort with it is key. Practice any chance you get because this definitely isn’t for a beginner lasher. I gave up on the tool and reverted back to liquid eyeliner. It helps the top lash stay in place and I just position the bottom lash in place - MUCH better results and soooop much easier. Unfortunately the no liquid liner isn’t something in my future with these.

This is the best of the magnetic eyelashes that I have found. They have 3 small magnets instead of 2, So they it here and a 1/2 moon shape rather than a straight line. However, like any of these, it takes a while to mess with them. They do not look natural but they do look pretty. Anyone who sees your lashes are going to know you're wearing false eyelashes but it still makes for a pretty look over all once the mascara and eye shadow are applied. They are super long and for someone with small eyes and stubby lashes like me,They look like I'm dressing up for Halloween. But to be fair, they all make my eyes look like that. that's why I'm giving this 5 stars, because as far as magnetic eyelashes go, these are the best I have found and they are super comfortable to wear.

Alright, I know you all are dying to know, "How do I get these dang things on without them latched halfway down my eyelash?" Here is how: Lay the upper lash on your eyelash in the location that you want it to end up (close to the edge or towards the middle). it needs to be mostly against the lid, but doesn't have to be perfect. You may notice that it sits almost straight across your eyelash instead of curving to your lid. That is okay. Pick up the bottom falsie with BOTH hands. Pinch the eyelash part of the falsie that goes on the outside of the eye; Pinch close to the magnet on the part that goes on the inside of the eye. Next, get nice and close to the mirror. Tilt your head slightly upwards so that you can get under your real eyelash. Latch the outside portion, while continuing to pinch the inner portion of the lower false eyelash. It is important to get the outside lash as close to the start of your eyelash as you can otherwise you can see the magnets from the side. Once the outer side is latched, push the inner side as close to your eyelid skin as you can and release. It should grab on to the magnet and will be placed against the lid. I have yet to get it exactly against my skin, but close enough that in a dark room for dinner or at the bar, noone should notice. This took me 50 minutes of practice time, but now I think I have it down. I would only be confident wearing this with full makeup to help hide some of the lash flaws. For example, sometimes it doesn't want to sit close to the skin, and sometimes the lashes look almost as if they have created a line on my eyelash. Photos are one side on and the other side with no falsies. Other photos is how they look from the top.

I know a lot of people have trouble with these, but they are literally my everyday staple. I found the easiest way to actually wear these and put them on quickly, Is to forego the little tool they give you! Take the lashes off of the little plastic they come on, allow them to magnetize to each other and then bend them a little so they don’t have that weird half circle shape. Put some mascara on before you apply them, let it dry and put the top lash on top of your eyelashes and then bring the bottom one to the bottom of your eyelashes and voila. I promise it’s so so so easy once you get the hang of it.

I saw a person on line rave about this product, it’s ease and when she applied them it looked very easy. I couldn’t get the top to stay on while I attempted the bottom. When they fell they stuck together I couldn’t get them apart. I tried with the applicator and still no success. I really wanted them to work but they just didn’t without falling off stuck together. Possibly an easier application might help.

First of all, these lashes do not look anywhere near natural. IMO, they looked a little comical, they were way too long and exaggerated for my liking. Second of all, if you have decent eyelashes, these are a pain to put on. I followed the instructions on the box but they would not adhere anywhere near my lash line. I tossed this one out.