Magnetic Eyelashes, Dual Magnetic False Eyelashes without Eyeliner, Reusable Fake Eyelashes with Applicator No Glue, Natural Look

These lashes weren't easy to install. The instructions mention colored dots that identify top & bottom lashes... but there were none. When I removed them, it pulled some of my natural lashes out. Not returnable, so they are a waste! Highly disappointed.

I wanted to try these because the video made them look so easy. Completely false. They look ridiculous on. The magnets end up pulling your lashes in a weird way and they just look so awkward. As with most things in life, this is too good to be true. Don't waste your...

Couldn't get them to stick on lashes from the eyelash curler. They broke apart when I tried separating them. Junk. And do not allow returns.

The quality of these lashes are low. They are very shiny and plastic looking. Even if you did want to wear them, good luck getting them off of the applicator itself. It’s impossible to even apply them. Don’t waste your money because they also have a no return policy.

I ordered a set of these about a year ago and tried and tried to make them work. I eventually threw them out. Since then, I've watched a few YouTube videos in which the makeup gurus swear by them and decided I'd try them again. I watched some tutorials and played around with them and these are tricks that really worked for me --- thought I would share my experience in hopes that it would be helpful to others. 1) Apply a coat of mascara to your own real lashes before applying the magnetic lashes. My lashes were so short and fine that the magnetic lashes slid right off. Give the lashes something to attach on to. OH! And, make sure to let your lashes dry before attempting to attach the magnetic lashes in order to avoid a mess (ask me how I know)! 2) Make sure you set them correctly and the applicator -- the bottom (labeled 'down' on the applicator) lash should be curving upward toward the top lash and the upper lash (labeled 'up' on the applicator) should be curving in the same direction -- so that when they meet they will curl in the same direction as you want your lashes to go. 3) Make sure the magnets are pointed toward each other --- when I first tried I would set the lashes in place on the applicator, set them around my own lashes, then squeeze together, and the magnetic lashes just stuck to the applicator and didn't come off on my lashes. Once I realized that the magnets have to face each other (and that it matters) I have been successful at setting the lashes every time. So, if the lashes don't come off on your lashes once they are squeezed together --- they just stay on the applicator --- try rearranging them so the magnets are directed toward each other. 4) Take some scissor and trim up the lashes so they fit your eyes. Trim off to one magnet at a time and adjust the fit. I actually have a pair that I trimmed in half so that I just apply to the outer half and it looks very natural with a hint of a lash wing. These lashes can be used multiple times but they are very delicate -- when I remove them I just pinch the outer corner of my eyelash, smoosh and rub my fingers together lightly across the lash releasing the outer magnet and then pull gently away from the eye. They usually come away magnetized together and I can set them in the tray. You can get a lot of wear out of them if you are gentle with them. Hope this helps!!!

I wish I could give this product zero stars. This is, without a doubt, the worst product I have ever purchased. It does not work at all. No matter how many times I tried to use it, it was completely useless. To make matters worse, it's not returnable, so I'm stuck with this piece of junk. This was a complete rip-off, and I feel utterly cheated. Save your money and avoid this product at all costs.

These lashes are horrible. There is no real instructions. They don't stick at all. This was waste of my money.

Does not work