Review (4/5): An adjustment but worth the money
I really struggled with these lashes but I had to stop getting extensions so I really just forced myself to get comfortable with them. So I kind of played mad scientist and I'm gonna comfortable with them. I have some tips for anytime struggling.
1. If you HATE liquid eyeliner like me, do your eyeliner with whatever you use normally. I like my felt tip pens. So I did my eyeliner, then took the magnetic eyeliner, wiped the excess off the sides back into the tubs, and carefully just did a line thick enough on my eyelash base to get the magnetic property there. It was waaaay easier for me and therefore less messy and I didn't accidentally place them too high, they were truly down on my eyelashes.
2. I have very round eyes and they're big but not wide, so I cut them up! Instead of one long strip I have about 5 pieces of each lash to individually put on.
I found them easier to put on this way and I didn't have to shorten them to fit my eye, just space them out properly so I'm not just cutting up a good product unnecessarily that I paid full price for.
3. Decide if you like the applicator took they gave you or not. I put the lashes on with my fingers, but then use the applicator took to really squeeze them into my normal eyelashes so they blend flawlessly and you can't see an awkward gap between real and fake.
4. DO NOT TRY TO JUST RIP THEM OFF!!! You're going to rip your real eyelashes off. I would know, trust me I lost some soldiers the first time I took these off tipsy and just ripped them off 🥴
I get a towel and warm water and loosen the product, then an oil-free makeup remover on a soft towel and sat that on for a good minute to really get the magnetic properties off.
Overall worth the money but man it was an adjustment.