Product works great. 1
Had an issue with the pack, the seller fixed it promptly. Product works great.<br /><br />1. decide if you'd rather use the white rods or pink gel things. The rods seemed a bit too little for longer eyelashes and I went with the reusable pink gel pad thing. There's also packets of lower eyelash protective pads-not a must, just your preference. You'll need the eyelash glue (white bottle, blue lid), the white bent tool, and a LOT of patience for the first part<br />2. Line the pink gel thing on the bottom, about 1cm wide, with eyelash glue. Wait about 30 seconds for it to get a tad bit tacky and then place it as close as possible to the eyelid/eyelash hairline and hold for 40 seconds. Do both eyes to save time. The less you blink, the better it will stay.<br />3. Ok, this is tedious, but, the most important part.  Use small amounts of the eyelash glue on the pink gel where it's riveted. Use the white bent tool to slowly plaster each hair into a slot. The smaller amount of glue the better, but be sure the hair is firmly on the pink gel thing. Note: if you get impatient and plaster a bunch of eyelashes crooked and not straight, you'll get that as your final look, take your time and do 1-2 hairs at a time if you can. You will also need to wait till the glue is a bit tacky to work. So tiny dab of glue, let it get tacky, and slowly plaster up. You'll want to press and pull the hairs to toward the brow line.<br />4. Ok, so you've been plastering for what seems an eternity. Now, get bottle A and a green wired q-tip thing and generously cake a layer onto the eyelashes. This stuff is mildly irritating in your eyes so be mindful close to where the eye lid meets the lashes. Now, wait, as long as you possibly can. I waited 30 minutes on one eye and 10 on the other...the 30 minutes is where it's at. Then, wipe off gently with a paper towel or something with not a lot of lint.<br />5. Repeat with B and a new q-tip. I left this on for about 10-20 min. Then wipe off.<br />6. Bottle C starts to take the eyelash glue off. Go slow and try to work off as much glue as you can. Then use the q-tip to slowly slide under the pink gel that's touching your eyelid. Slow and steady so you don't pull any eyelashes off. Lots of re-dipping the q-tip.<br />7.  Bottle D is like a conditioner, so you can hold the pink gel there to paint it on.<br />8. I'd treat it like a hair perm and not get it wet for the night if you can stand the extra eyelash glue feeling. Then a hot shower to get that annoying crap off.<br />9. And viola, you have gorgeous eyelashes all.the.time. I looked up how much it costs to get it done at a salon, and it's about $150! Should last 4-6 weeks. If you mess up, and make one side different, you can fix it by redoing the process.
Rating: 5 stars