Magnetic False Eyelashes, JDO Upgraded 3D Magnetic Eye Lashes (12 PCS), Reusable Handmade Fake Eyelashes No Irritation No Allergy 3 Styles Lashes with Applicator for Party Dating Wedding

I got very frustrated right out the gate. I was going to return them, but then I thought to try and find some tutorials. One of them was suggested to cut them into 3rds. :( I tried this, and completely ruined one set.. (the one set that actually looked good. smh) - I did try cutting them in half, and that worked best for me.. but the only sets i have now, look terrible.. so I'm pretty much just out my $13. My biggest issue is the shape of the lashes. They are very straight, and so I can't get them to lie on my lash line straight enough to then clasp the bottom lashes on.. I did try clasping them together and wiggling them around in a circle, and they look curved, until you take them apart, then the snap right back to being straight. They are lightweight, and I couldn't feel them when I had them on properly. I might consider cutting the other 2 pairs in half.. since I can't return them now. I really should have cut the "date night" ones in half.. and not the everyday ones. But. Oh well I guess live and learn. I wanted to give this product a try, they do work, IF you can get the hang of it, and it takes a little bit of time. I spent a couple hours working on mine (after getting frustrated and giving up) - and then watching some tutorials on Youtube. My advice would be to watch the tutorials first. I also sort of misunderstood what i was buying (Although its clearly conveyed) .. I thought this came with eyeliner that they would stick to. I did buy a magnetic eyeliner set first, from another company, but they aren't that great and were a waste of money.. I think these would stick to better eyeliner though. My other caution would be if you wear glasses and can't see far away or close up.. either way.. its going to be really really hard.

The item description says there are twelve, for variety. It also never really states HOW to put these on. You use two and sandwich them around your real eyelashes. It is impossible to get them to grab each other in the right place. I could not get them on straight for the life of me. The lashes would grab at the tip of my lashes and have no way to move them, or grab diagonally across my lashes. This method also leaves you with three options since four lashes are needed for each set. I ended up purchasing magnetic liner hoping that would help and they wouldn't stick AT ALL. NOT sure if it was the liner or not, but the liner had amazing reviews. The lashes did have a natural look, they just had to look nice in a package instead of on my face.*** Update *** The company contacted me and offered to return money without my returning the product. I had already returned it and there wasn't much they could do. They offered to send me $10 if I gave them a 5 star review (which I did not do, obviously). I said I would not mislead about the product but I would give them 5 stars for customer service since I do think they would have done anything they could to make me happy with it. Do be careful of 5 star reviews though, they are buying them.

Was a little incredulous about magnetic lashes. I prefer getting lash extensions, but that can be costly. I hate the waste that is falsies. The glue is a mess and irritating and if I mess up enough times, I've completely wasted a pair of lashes and added more garbage to the environment. The happy medium seemed to be these magnetic lashes I kept hearing about, but wasn't sure if these had the same hold. When I got them, I was nervous about putting them on. They were indeed tricky at first to add on, but after looking up plenty of Youtube videos as suggested, I got the hang of it really quickly. If you can install falsies with glue just fine, you'll have no problem with these. Added bonus, getting them into place is more forgiving than false eyelashes. And they're reusable. This already beats the cost of the eyelash extensions I used to get and a lot easier to maintain. I've already suggested these to my fellow lash friends. 10/10 would recommend to others as well!

Great concept. However, for someone with very little lashes, these did nothing but pull mine out and pinch my skin etc. The magnetic strips on the lashes were thicker than anticipated which made the lashes themselves feel fairly heavy. Just about as heavy if not heavier than a regular strip lash. The style of the lashes were incredible though!! I just wish they had been more comfortable.

This is my first set of magnetic lashes and I’m completely blown away. I read reviews and cut my into chunks like others suggested because I wanted a thicker lash but I didn’t want them to look overly fake. The lash liner helps to hold one layer on by itself, but you are actually supposed to apply the liner, apply a top lash and then a line of lashes below it (so the lashes are sandwiching your natural lash). It is SUPER important when you want to remove them that you get your nails between the two layers. I didn’t think about it and I tried to just grab one layer and pull it off and I also ripped off every eyelash lol! Grab one lash strip and separate it from the other like you are peeling them apart. Quality is amazing and I feel like this pack is going to last forever because you can use each set again and again. Buy it!!

I cannot for the life of me get magnetic lashes on my lashes. I have watched videos for days. When I did manage to get them on, they weren't curved with my lashes so I looked like the lady Gremlin. Seriously. Imagine that. Also, one of the little magnets is a little lose after trying to slowly slide them apart and now I'm afaid to even try. Do people actually get these and have them curve with their eyes? if so, can you share a secret?!