3 Packs Ultra Invisible Two-Sided Sticky Double Eyelid Tapes Stickers, Medical-use Adhesive Fiber, Eyelid Without Surgery Perfect for Heavy Saggy, Hooded, Droopy, Uneven, Mono-eyelids

I'm writing for the 3-pack two sided eyelid tape.I highly recommend double sided instead of single sided tape because the plastic doesn't stick out as much when you're looking down or blinking. It comes with enough pieces to last me through a year. And for $9, this is much cheaper than getting surgery. Usually, the tape stays unnoticeable for 4 hours and then the oils on my eyelids start to make the tape less sticky. I can get away with wearing them for 8 hours though depending on weather conditions. I don't encourage wearing them overnight because it's uncomfortable, but that's just me.It's a good product. It takes practice though. Don't position the tape close to the inner eyes. And don't position it too high because that's not practical. It's supposed to accentuate your eyes so try to keep it slightly higher than your natural fold.Also, don't remove the white film until you flicked both parts of the film up while the tape is sitting on your eyelid. You want to minimize touching the sticky tape with your fingers so it helps to already have the white film loosened.Cleanse face/eyelids thoroughly and maybe skip eye cream on the eyelid area to let the tape stick well. unfortunately, most sunscreens will not allow the tape to stick so just a warning. Eyeshadow primer that dries down also helps for long wear, but if you mess up on putting the tape on then it's REALLY hard to remove even with makeup remover. So maybe use the eyeshadow primer after you have enough experience and you're confident.But yeah, the shape of these tapes work well for me. I'm asian with monoiids - with the skin being on the thicker side. Everybody has different eyes, so if these don't work for you then there are other sizes/shapes of tape you can try out too. Once you have practice, it becomes so easy and fast that it's not even a hassle to put on anymore. I haven't thought about getting surgery at all - maybe I do love my eyes and it's fun to accentuate them naturally with makeup and tape :) Cool stuff!

Totally useless, no sticking power at all. We’re not buy again.

These tapes are really sticky & work as advertised, but they're hard to put on, and painful to remove. I had to put on a bit of lotion before putting them on to make removal a bit easier.

This product is great... for about 30 minutes. If that. I was very excited to try these as my one eye is a mono lid, and the other is double (I’m Asian so the monolid is common). I’ve been self conscious about that since I was little and always though I’d have to get cosmetic surgery if I wanted it fixed, that’s when I stumbled upon eyelid tape.I looked through the reviews to see what I thought would provide a quality product, at an affrodable price. I settled on this product and took a gamble. I considered the amount of pieces offered and the rating/ reviews.When I tried it out I thought perhaps I was just unskilled at putting them on properly, used about 3 until I created the desired look. I experimented with different thicknesses of the product, one strip was enough for my eye, but we all have different eye shapes and desired looks, so whether you’ll need more or not is entirely up to you. One strip was also too wide for my eye, and I cut one in half so that I could see if that worked better rather than have excess tape show on my eyelid. It worked well for a while, but around 30 minutes later I started realizing that my eyelid was dropping again. At the time, my eye had no makeup on, no primer, and was clean. Before application I made sure to use a cleanser and let it air dry before trying them. My fingers were clean, and applied with the applicator. The only reason I can think of for this item not lasting longer is I have an oily skin type, and perhaps my eyelid’s oils loosened the tape’s seal. If that’s not the case, then this product is very bad durability wise.It does the job, and the price is resonable for the amount of pieces you receive (depending on how many you use)But if you’re like me, then it’s a huge bummer when you put these on. By the time you finish your makeup, the tape is barely working to make your eyelids into a crease, very noticeable, and a waste of time. You now have to decide whether you want to just take it off and redo the eyemakup, or walk around with everyone seeing this shiny sliver on your eye.Side note*** the applicator was made so the seam of it is directly where you push the tape back into your eye... so as you can imagine it’s quite painful. Unfortunately a few months have passed and I tossed it, otherwise I would include pictures

I bought both the single sided and double sided. I like the double sided better. I feel them less as I'm wearing them. I'm a little flummoxed on how to appropriately remove the paper from the second side. Do others remove the second side of paper while holding the tape on the applicator? Or is one supposed to put it on the skin and then remove the other paper? I tried removing it while holding it on the applicator. But it took me forever, and in the process, I stuck it too well to the applicator. That made it difficult to remove the applicator from under the tape once I'd stuck it down. I'm sure I need more practice. I wore the single sided ones for a week. Today is my first time with the double sided ones. It has to get easier. But I know for sure that once they are on, I like the way these feel better. Any suggestions from those who have been using the double sided ones regularly?