Give these a try!!
I've bought 3 different styles of these and I had a hard time choosing which ones to get so I hope this review will help others. Sorry I don't have any pictures, I tried but I suck at that so I'll try to be as detailed as possible. First of all, these really do work if you make sure to put a couple coats of magnetic liner on, let it dry in between coats and before you put the lashes on. I bought the expensive liquid liner from Moxie and that seems to work better than the cheap stuff I've bought. However, I prefer these lashes over the ones from Moxie and they cost a heck of a lot less! I bought style 232 first and they are great for going out, they are long and thick but not so much that they touch my eyebrows or anything. I wanted a pair for everyday so I tried style 229. They are slightly shorter (not much) but thicker than 232 and do not flare or taper at the ends (same length lash all the way across). I really liked these also but they still seemed like a bit much for work, so then I tried style 234. These are perfect for everyday lashes! They are still decently long and full but they aren't too dramatic. They just look like you have a great set of natural lashes and a good mascara. (Keep in mind that my natural lashes are short and light.)<br /><br />I had lash extensions for years and I loved them but they are costly to maintain and take a lot of time. I decided to take a break from them but they have taken a toll on my natural lashes and I had gotten used to the way I looked with them so I needed to find a replacement. I could never get the hang of using strips with the glue so when I saw the magnetic lashes I wanted to give them a try. I started with the expensive ones and loved the concept but had a hard time finding a pair of lashes that weren't too short or too long. I'm so glad I found these! I didn't give 5 stars because one of the pairs I bought had lashes that were 2 different lengths in the package (as a pair) so I cannot wear those.
Rating: 4 stars