Review (1/5): Basically unusable; don't sit naturally on the lash line.
I've used magnetic lashes before and I know they take some practice to get comfortable with, so I was expecting there to be a learning curve. However, I spent hours over several different days trying to get these lashes to work and couldn't once get them to sit naturally on my eyes. I tried several different approaches with using the metal application tool, I tried using my hands, I even tried bending the applicator with pliers into a shape that curved more like a natural eye shape and leaving the lashes attached to the applicator over night so they would settle into that curve instead of sitting flat and straight in the container. Nothing worked.
Using lash glue the old fashioned way would be faster than futzing with these.
I got KIND OF close to acceptable application a few times, but never on both eyes at once and never in a way that I could replicate from one attempt to the next. There are two essential problems. One is that the magnetic lash strips are rigid, such that they hold their shape after I apply them to my eye; rather than conforming to the natural curves of my lash line, they pull my natural lashes into a straight, flat, unnatural line. They also pull away from my lid at the outer edges, making it very obvious that the lashes are both false and poorly applied. The second problem is that the magnets on the false lash strips stick better to the metal applicator than they stick to each other; when trying to apply the strips using the application tool, I found that most of the time the lashes would drag away from my lashes and get pulled out of place, rather than sitting neatly where I was trying to place them.
I would not recommend this purchase.