Lash Lift kit at Home Salon: Professional Eyelash Perm Kit for Beginner - Black Eyelash Eyebrow Curling Set

The first picture is my lashes before. I have good length lashes they just don’t have a curl to them. I watched multiple tutorials before doing this because of all the reviews on other brands made me very cautious. The next 3 pictures are me lashes right after without mascara. The 4th picture is a week later without mascara and then the next pictures are a week later with mascara. This was my first time so obviously it’s not perfect some lashes were crossed over others so putting mascara on, they stayed attached to each other and I hate the clumpy look but the mascara definitely added a lot more length too. I love it honestly. It was hard to work with at first, I’m not going to lie. I didn’t know how fast the lash glue would dry so I had to restart twice and let me tell you DO IT IN SECTIONS. Put a little glue on a small section and work with it until it’s exactly where you want them to be. Work fast after the glue dries they’re stuck where they are. I suggest getting a toothpick and separating them after using the Y tool to get them on the lash pad. Also I bought paper tape and cut it to fit my eyelid and glued the lash pad to it so it wouldn’t move and it worked so much better than glueing the actual lash pad to my eye it stayed put and that’s the most important part you don’t want your lash pad moving around while you’re placing your lashes where you want them. I used a different glue I posted a picture of the glue I used. The one that came with the kit, to me was tacky. Try not to get the perm or fixation in your eye it burns a lot. When applying the perm and fixation do NOT put it on the ends of your lashes try to apply it to the middle and close to your roots but avoid your water line I applied generously and then place plastic wrap over my eye for 15 minutes. The kit comes with enough to do it more than once. Also I used a small lash pad because you get the most dramatic results with it even if you’re lashes are longer

I have never done a lash lift and tent, so I went into this, not knowing what to expect. The process was fairly simple as a directions were very detailed. The only issue I had was personal error, with applying the lash pads. It is a little difficult to place them correctly. But I did the whole process in probably 30 to 40 minutes and the after result was just instantly better. I know that in time I will get better with applying. I did my lashes about a month ago. The tint has worn off quite a bit, but I do wash my face every day, and honestly are still pretty dark. they just aren’t as prominent as when I first did them. Honestly, they look more natural now than they did when I first applied the tint. Two things I did notice are that they did not burn my eyes, even though I had my eyes open the entire process. And secondly, that the glue used to hear your lashes to the pads didn’t work very well for me. But I would still definitely recommend.

First off, I purchased this because I have been reading reviews on dozens and disappeared to be a reliable one with possibly a few hiccups. Turns out... the WHOLE process was a nightmare and huge waste of my time. Here's why: -I read some reviews saying the glue was less than par. I was not prepared for it to be 100% USELESS. Luckily, I had some lash glue on hand from typically being a lash strip user. -The "under eye" pads that are supposed to be placed under the lower lid (WITH lower lashes under the pad) are WET when opened, and have NO adhesive. There was NO way I was going to be able to get my lower lashes to tuck under while it was slipping around. Also, I laid out to see if letting it "dry" a bit would make it more sticky. Nope. I tried to just apply to under lower eyelid and skip worrying about lower lashes... but due to it slipping around everywhere it slid ip into my eye more than once. So... I was unable to even use them, for obvious reasons. Luckily, I had some I use to keep my shadow dust off foundation and used those. -The eyelash forms that are to be applied to the lash line are way too bulky/long from corner to corner (at least for my eye size, which I'd actually consider bigger than average) They are also a more dense rubber than I expected, so trying to get them to stick down to lids even WITH the good glue I had on hand of my own... was impossible. This led to the form resisting even my GOOD adhesive from holding it down 100% to lid/lashline, resulting in some of the solutions creating into the outer corner of my eye, chemically burning my outer eyelid skin. -The instructions are detailed... almost to a fault. SO much information, and only basic description of which "tools" to use for each. No photos of tools, no color coded reference for them, nothing. Just a baggie of tools. The directions refer to simply "y" brush, and "brush"... while in actuality, there are 3 different types of brushes, and also a foam tipped tool, which is never even mentioned. -Directions say that after applying the perm solution, you are to cover with "plastic wrap", which is not included, nor does it tell you how to do so. I cut some saran wrap into stripes about 1 inch tall and eye width. Those, however would not even stick to the lashes or the lid form without slipping down and folding lashes downward, so... I was not able to "cover" them to process. -The directions for "removing perm solution with Y brush" are a joke. If you try to remove the solution with the brush I assume is the "Y brush" it starts to separate your lashes from lid form, and is a huge mess. -The same for how to remove the fixator solution, before applying the tint. -The tint instructions are less than clear, but I am familiar with brow color/tint, and how to mix. However, I had NO idea which brush/tool I was supposed to use to apply the lash tint. I tried the mascara wand looking one, and it was not adhering. I tried the tiny want, but it was not coming off the brush onto lashes. I tried the foam applicator tip, which was almost flooding my lashes (and eye) with dye, so... I opted for using my own makeup tip amd my finger, best I could. -Washing off the tint is NOT easy, and there is literally NO way a person doing this on their own can avoid it getting into the eye when using the other eye to look at what you're trying to do. -Lower lash tint, EVEN harder to apply, especially if someone didn't have the lower lid protector pad to use. Also impossible to "remove" without it getting into the eye. Considering this is a MAJORLY inadequate kit, lacking all tools needed, having poor quality adhesive and form design... or the fact I was unable to "cover" my lashes to process, I did get SOME curl, and a bit of tint. Needless to say though, both my eyelids outer corner skin is red, sore, and my eyes are fire red and burn like acid. So... I'll leave it to thw professionals and pay the extra money before I EVER try to do it again. If you're still brave enough to give it a go on your own, do NOT use this kit... or quite frankly, ANY I researched on Amazon. Buy from credible, authentic companies who back their product, and have a knowledge of providing quality supplies, adequate instructions, and more reassurance of your end result.

Sa fonctionne ! Mes la teinture très forte à ne pas m'être!

Ad is misleading, please read this. It says right in the safety precautions this only can be used for lashes. DONT PUT IT ON YOUR BROWS/SKIN. Only the tint can be used for both lashes and brows.. However the lash lift worked, very subtle but worked. It was relatively easy to use but I watched a YouTube tutorial. I used the M1 size on them. Next time I’ll try a smaller size to get more curl. Also I burnt my eyes with the lash tint after removing the lash lift pads. So Keep the pads on while tinting next time. Overall it’s a good product and it works.

I did the lash lift and tint. I have never done it before, nor had it done. I also never wear false eyelashes. The first time I tried, I mostly struggled with my eyelashes sticking to the eyepad. So I gave up, and ended up getting a different brand of glue. Tried again, and the new glue made a huge difference. They stuck perfectly, and everything else was very simple. I did one at a time. Before photo, my lashes are small, very light and straight. The after is day 2, no mascara or anything. Very happy with it! The kit includes everything, except some cotton swabs that used, and plastic wrap to cover (which was the worst part, because it just annoyed me).

I don't know how anyone could get this to work. The eyepads don't stay on nor could I get them to lay without them rubbing my actual eyeball and the glue is a total joke. Nothing stays on where it should, everything kept lifting even though I followed the steps. I knew from there this whole process would be incredibly difficult and infuriating. Then read the reviews stating the lashes lifted when removing the other solutions, so I'm glad I stopped before trying to push through this. I really wanted this to work but I was incredibly let down.

If you often have allergies or have sensitive skin this might not be for you, as I have personally gotten reactions each time I used it. Effect is not significant and lasting as other kits. Packaging and items are quite nice though!