Magnetic Eyelashes 3 Magnets 8Pcs LeifLea Magnetic Lashes Natural Full Eye Magnetic Fake Lashes Ultra Thin Magnet Eyelashes 3D False Eyelashes 3 Lash Magnetic (2 Pairs)

I really recommend these as an alternative to falsies with glue. Make sure you check your magnets when you get them as I had a pair with weak magnets (obviously no good) but the seller is very quick and efficient and sent me a new pair immediately. Really make a difference to your night out, but could also be used on a daily basis if you take care of them. Great product!Just a note - they are very fiddley so give yourself a good 30/40 mins (I didn’t believe the reviews and gave myself ten mins..never again!) to get used to them. Once you have the knack you’re set!

Well there's an hour of my life I won't get back. What a load of rubbish - impossible to put on for a number of reasons:1 - they are not contoured to fit your eye so if you can get one positioned at the outer corner then the inner corner sticks out - and vice versa. You can't try to push them into place as the end you're not working on then comes away from your lashes. You can't use tweezers to position due to the magnets.So I went for the best placement I could...2 - Try to then pick the next one up without blinking and keeping the first one in position.3 - If you manage to grab it, when it gets anywhere near the first one, the magnets 'pulls' the first one out of position4 - Should you get them both attached (once in about 30 attempts), they will be at the end of your lashes (that magnetic pull) at best and totally moved from where you managed that suck it and see position of the first one, but more likely on your cheek.and that's just one eye attempt - never got a chance to try a pair.I tried the top first method and the (so say easier) lower first method. Both proved impossible to put on. I tired with a fresh coat of mascara in the hope the first one might stick on - still a big fat no. Mind you if you were trying to put these on before a night out, you'd either be very, very late and/or be totally devoid of eye makeup as my eyes were streaming with tears the one time I got them to hang off the end of my natural lashes.God help you if you wear glasses as you'll never see what you are doing (got my pal to try).I do use falsies with glue so it's not as if I am a novice to false eye lashes.Goodness knows what the other reviewers did to give 4 or more stars. Don't waste your money.They come apart nice and easy and fast delivery.

Love this product! A little tricky to apply at first but brilliant once i got the hang of it! However one pair was missing the middle magnetic on one lash making it impossible to achieve a good fit, meaning i only have one pair which is disappointing and no means of contacting the seller to discuss this! Would have given this 5 stars if both pairs were fine!!

Very nice eyelashes only fault is one set is missing a magnet so couldn't use them

So when I first tried to apply these, I looked like a prize idiot. The outside edge looked great but the inside edge wasn’t anywhere near the root of my lash and I looked nothing less than stupid. The key though is perseverance. I’ll be honest and say I probably tried for about 20 minutes to get them right and was close to chucking them out the open window as I imagined spending 20 frustrated minutes every time I wanted to apply them.... but, don’t worry. It gets easier and quicker to apply once you’ve got over the first application and as they bend into the shape of your own eye....Here’s what I learnt:• It’s easiest to apply with a thin layer of mascara on your natural lashes to give some extra stability when faffing about.• Depending on the shape of your own eye, it can be helpful to bend the lashes (particularly the bottom lash) into a more rounded shape.• Once applied, if they aren’t quite at the root, a cotton wool bud can help to push them down into place.• Once you’ve managed to get them on and you’re happy, apply plenty of mascara to your natural lashes not covered by the magnetic ones. You want a flawless seam. Eye liner is crucial here too.• On mine, I could still see the seam of the lash and so once in place I then added some eyeliner across the length of the seam to help blend them in to my natural lash (like you should on glued fake lashes anyway).• Once on, be sure to leave on for a while so they can bend into shape and stay there once removed. This is important to reduce ‘faff-time’ applying next time.• When you do remove them, put the bottom and top lashes joined together still in their case so the lashes retain the shape. Don’t separate them.What I found was by doing the above, the next time I went to apply them, they went on first time (to much whooping from me!) as they were already in the right shape for my eyes. Literally just popped into place and all I needed to do was apply liner to my top lid in the inside corner with a touch of mascara on the uncovered lashes.Moral of the story is to be patient. Keep trying and the next time you try to apply them, you’ll also whoop like me. Enjoy!

Well before I purchased I read about I,never used glue ones as I end up angry and frustrated.I normally get my done,either individuals or lala lashes but is an expense I can afford at the moment.It has take me a while.so this is what I learn.1.use a thin layer of mascara so is easy to place them.2.I try to bend the top lashes to the form of my eyes as they come straight and is impossible.3.there was no way I could manage so to put the bottom one I cut it in 3 parts.4.once y place the top one closer to the root that I could and lift my eyelid slightly and put the 3 separate parts one by one to place.To do the first time is not bad..I think and I'm sure will get easier. I read here when you take them off to keep them together to keep the form,so I will try that..I don't know how that's gonna work when my bottoms one are cut in 3.They are comfy and they don't weight a thing.Will see if they fell or something.If I have a complaint don't worry I will change my review.P.s forgive my eyebrows,I've haven't gone to do them yet :)