Cute? Yes. Self-adhering? Only sort of. Finicky packaging? Yes.
So I have to say that these lashes are cute, light, have a great shape to them and blend with my natural lash well. They have a great texture to them, are made well, and I feel like I'll get a lot of wear out of them.<br />BUT, saying that the lashes fully self-adhere is... only sort of right. Do they stick to you on their own? Yes. Will they last like that all day? Maybe, maybe not. Probably not.<br />Every time I've worn these, I've used a dot of lash glue to keep them stuck down on the inside edges of my lid, because otherwise they're very willing to peel off. Once they start peeling, they won't stop. That's how lashes work. So, a little bit of glue, and I'm good.<br />But, then we get to an issue. The included adhesive is a little thick - thicker than a layer of glue, for sure. Now that I'm whipping the glue out anyway, I wouldn't have minded gluing the lash on. And, more importantly, BECAUSE OF THE THICKNESS OF THE ADHESIVE, these do not sit as close to your lash (as easily) as a pair of glue lashes. Period. There is more of a gap to fill between your actual lash and this lash because they won't comingle like they would if the adhesive was thinner.<br />Lastly, getting them out of their packaging is weird. Each lash is on a "tower" with a "lid", and the "towers" are on a tray. When you try to remove the "lid" from either "tower," you'll realize that the "tower" comes off of the tray - you then have a very small little plastic block with an even smaller (and thinner) plastic lid keeping the lash on. Finicky. Weird.<br /><br />Overall they look cute on me, and they are priced fairly. In the future, I might just use them with glue, though.
Rating: 3 stars