Magnetic Eyeliner and Lashes by Aliceva, Magnetic Eyelashes Kit, 10 Pairs Reusable Magnetic Eyelashes & Magnetic Eyeliner with Tweezers

I bought these forever ago and finally tried them. I got so many compliments, I love them so much. They're easy to apply and look really nice. I did struggle getting them off but practice will surely make perfect. I figure my struggle was a testament to how good the adhesive liquid liner is. I highly recommend!

I have some nuanced thoughts on these that you should know before you buy*Sigh* where do I start? I REALLY wanted to love these but here are some things to keep in mind before you buy them:1. The liner is too thick and it dries fast enough that as you're trying to finesse the product on the eyelid and make a thick enough line (but not too thick) that it starts drying and product is getting a little clumpy. This comes with 2 liners, tried them both, same results.2. VERY hard to remove, I used makeup wipes, oil cleansing, waterproof makeup remover, cleansing balm etc. Being gentle was doing nothing so I had to be a little rougher on my eyelid than I care to be and after everything was said and done, my eyelids were ANGRY and sore and red and burn-y and etc3. The liner is tacky, so what happens is that your eyelid will start to stick to the liner. Yes, even if you paint a line that is thin yet thick enough to hold on to the lash band, you will still be looking goofy. Even if you paint a thin line, wait 5 minutes with your eye closed, then apply the lash, if you try to reposition it, you LIFT THE LINER UP AND HAVE TO RE-DO IT ALL OVER AGAIN.4. Sadly, these lashes aren't really made for hooded eyes, deep set eyes, monolid or a combo of all three. The angle the curve starts at isn't flattering and you wont get the same results as your friends who have different shapes. This doesn't mean they wont work, but you need to understand how to finesse a pair of lashes and how to make something work for your eyeshape.5. If you end up needing to trim your lash band like I do, these might not work. Because the magnets have space inbetween every magnet, if you trim the lash you either have to trim it to the next magnet (Which might be TOO MUCH and now you look wonky) or you don't and now have a permanently lifted lash band which again makes you look wonky.6. How well does it stick? Honestly great! The magnet is strong enough to maintain a hold onto the liner and it does feel secure to use. But every time I blink I feel the liner stick to my eyelid, messing with any eye makeup I might have on.Honestly, I'd skip this. The liner is thick, too tacky, doesnt really dry down. The lashes are great IF you dont have to trim them. If you normally trim your lashes, don't get this bc you will be wasting money.

This stuff is amazing - life changing! I have no idea why but this stuff truly works where so many other creams, lotions, oitments and medications fail! I was extremely skeptical that after 36 years of terrible eczema anything would work this well - especially not some product called "working hands" in a slightly obnoxious green and yellow jar. I work in a hospital and I wash my hands over and over and over. My hands became so cracked and blistered that I had to go out on leave from work! I have always had difficulties with eczema and knew all the tricks - all the cortizones and anti-itch medications, allergy testing, many dermatologists, aquaphor, fancy hand cream, borage lotions and on and on, diet changes, moisture locking gloves, etc. My husband found this product online and read several of the reviews aloud - I barely paid him any attention. I quickly dismissed the reviewers thinking "they don't have hands like mine", "they haven't tried all the stuff that I have." Luckily for me my husband - likely tired of the endless complaining and anxiety over the future of my career ordered me a jar anyway. Since then I never go anywhere without one of these green jars - they are in the car, all my bags, the bathrooms and kitchen, my dresser and I keep a smaller one in my scrubs and a backup in my desk drawer! I still have eczema - it still drives me crazy. I still have occasional cracking and blistering but it's worlds better. I still use a topical steroids several times per week but it's a lower strength. I no longer get infections or worry about needing to change careers. This stuff makes it manageable and I am so grateful. "Working Hands" is the perfect name because without this cream I would literally not be working at all!!!

I've only used one other brand of magnetic eyelashes (Kiss), but I found this one to be better overall. The lashes themselves are sturdier and more durable. I'm getting about 10 uses out of each pair before they start to deteriorate. The hold is pretty secure...more so than the other brand I tried, especially in the middle of the lash...but I do find that a 2nd and (even a 3rd layer as the number of uses goes on) of eyeliner is necessary at the edges of the eye in order to keep the outside edges of the lashes from lifting throughout the day. The eyeliner is very thick, almost "goopy", and a little difficult to get off. But I'm guessing it's necessary in order to have a strong hold? Once it's dried, it's a rubbery texture that you can kind of pull off, as opposed to having to scrub it off with makeup remover or facewash. Overall it's a good product that I'm happy with.

So the lashes look great! They go on easily and stay on well. I have had to touch them up a couple of days during work, but they stay in place pretty well.The drawback is the magnetic adhesive. I use waterproof oil based make up remover and the magnetic liner glue is VERY hard to get off. I feel like it's a lot of tugging on my eyes so I'll probably be trying another brand next time to see what their adhesive is like.They look great, but will cause major wrinkles just trying to clean your eyes afterwards.