Lash Remover for Cluster Lashes 5ml LAUBESS LASH Remover for Lash Extensions at Home Lash Clusters DIY Eyelash Extension Remover DIY Lash Extension Remover Adhesive

This was my first eyelash cluster kit and im jot gonna lie i loved the way it came in . Not only that but literally so easy to apply but one thing is i hope or wish in the feature they can put the curved tweezers because i kinda struggled . But the glue is actually holding up really good this is defintly the best size for me becayse i dont wanna go too heavy . it makes it look natural . The curls on these clusters are enought for it to look natural and cute . The thickness is literally perfect and perrformance to apply these were was easy and simple just wished for a different tweezers

These were so easy to put on so strong and beautiful lashes I’ve purchased! They last so long and dry so fast I’ve lasted days! Look natural and great! I’d highly recommend and great price!

I’ve purchased this glue twice, Dec 2023 and May 2024. Idk which one I have but I’m still using one of them and the other I lost a couple months ago. My cluster lashes last on average a week and have lasted two. This glue is strong but it’s also easy to remove. I’ve lost a couple of my natural lashes pulling them off before so I learned to lift at the lid instead of pulling them off by the actual lash.

I've purchased this waterproof bond/seal wand twice - I love it because it's ACTUALLY waterproof (to a point). It is virtually scentless, no fumes, and does not irritate my eyes whatsoever (just dont accidentally get any of it INSIDE your eye, lol!). I have this waterproof version, along with the regular Laubess bond/seal wand and they're both great. While using the waterproof wand set, I've worn my lash clusters through kayaking and swimming and they stayed on! I would say the waterproof component can withstand about 2 showers (or two days of getting wet) - after that, you can feel the product no longer stays dry, gets sticky/gooey, and eventually the lash cluster start to slide off. If you're staying dry (and maybe just doing "body showers"), your lash clusters will likely stay on with no issues for about 5 days. I only have 2 complaints: 1) For some reason, the Seal brush leaves a big mess on the wand and it looks like it's wasting a lot of product because of its design, as it goes through regular use. I try to be really careful when pulling it in and out of the tube, but because the brush is so fluffy, the product gets everywhere and then dries there fairly quickly. I don't even really use the brush part ever, I only use the tip of the wand (sponge), so that is annoying. 2) When the Seal is first applied on a fresh set of lash clusters, it is clear (yay!)... But, after 3+ days (even after showering), you can see that all the areas where Seal has been applied start to turn opaque/white‐ish (which looks kind of gross). It's only in the areas where the Seal is applied, so I know it isn't a cleansing issue. If I'm keeping the lashes on for longer, I usually try to cover the white spots up with waterproof mascara, but i really wish I didn't have to do that lol. Overall, I highly recommend this product as a waterproof option. Great quality & price.

I never take the time to write Amazon reviews, but I felt compelled to share with everyone that these lashes are a GODSEND. I’ve long given up on getting lash extensions mainly because they were so expensive, not to mention that it was a colossal time commitment every few weeks to maintain them. I miss having lashes but I couldn’t justify the dent it was making in my wallet. I thought I’d give lash clusters a shot so I can get the same look without handing over my first son on a silver platter. I was scared because I am totally new to doing my own lashes, but what the heck. I’ll give it a shot!First and foremost. I will have you all know that I have pitifully short and stick straight Asian lashes. I chose these D curls because I have a folded lid on one eye and a monolid on the other and didn’t want the curl to be weighed down by my lid. I watched a few tutorials on good ol’ TikTok, plotted out on a lash map (started off wanting a doll eye but switched it up and did a mix between that and a cat eye instead), took a deep breath, and went to work. Right off the bat, I made the mistake of putting the bond all throughout my lashes. DO NOT DO WHAT I DID 🥴. It makes the tip of your natural lashes super sticky, making them stick to your tweezer and fake lashes. There was definitely a learning curve and I got frustrated in the beginning, but once I figured out how to position the lash (close to the base of your natural lash but not touching the lid), the process became much easier! If I can do it, literally anybody can. I promise.Final thoughts: Not too shabby for my first time, I think! Next time I will keep the bond *and* seal close to the root of my lashes because the seal left a sheen throughout lashes that I didn’t like. I will also get those broad plastic tweezers specifically for handling fake lashes. The tweezers that come in this kit are too narrow - with a metal tip - which doesn’t allow you to clamp everything together once you’re done. I’m looking forward to seeing how long they hold up! Fingers crossed!

The LAUBESS Lash Remover for Cluster Lashes is fantastic! It works perfectly for removing lash extensions without irritating my eyes, which is a huge plus for anyone with sensitive skin or eyes. The formula is gentle yet effective, breaking down the adhesive quickly so I can remove the lashes without any tugging or discomfort.The small 5ml size is great for home use, and a little goes a long way, making it last longer than I expected. Overall, this is a great product for safely and easily removing lash extensions at home.

It took the glue off my skin but struggled with taking it off my natural lashes, I’m sure there’s better out there honestly