


The individual lashes are stuck to a little plastic tray, which makes them easy to access and keep tidy. They are available in packets of short, medium and long lashes or packets of all one length. Each packet costs around AUD $15.00 and contains a small tube of 'Lift Off' remover, an even smaller tube of clear adhesive, instructions and 50 individual lashes.


The leaflet gives step-by-step instructions, or you can just follow the pictures on the back of the box. The instructions are relatively easy to follow, though I found it took me a few tries to get used to the application technique.

Before applying make sure you remove all traces of eye makeup (otherwise the lash adhesive will not work as well). Using tweezers pick up a lash from the tray, cover the tip in adhesive, then apply to your lashes as close to the roots as possible. The instructions suggest blotting some adhesive on aluminium foil, but I found that the adhesive dried too quickly so I preferred to use the applicator tip to apply the adhesive to the individual lashes.
You can start applying where ever you like but I personally found it easiest starting from the middle and working my way out, before coming back and doing the inner lashes. The first time I applied the lashes, it took me approximately 1.5 hours and I used almost all short length lashes with just two medium lashes on the outer edge of each eye. Here's what they looked like after I had finished:






I was really impressed with the way my lashes looked after I had finished applying them. They still looked quite natural but much longer and more noticeable. As for the longevity of these lashes, I've been wearing them for about four weeks now and I've found that every few days one or two either become loose or fall off (particularly the outer corner ones as I'm a side sleeper).
Whenever I lost a lash, I found it very easy and quick to just reapply another lash in it's place. So although they did not last for four weeks without regular maintenance as the packet suggested, the upkeep was quite minimal and I kept them on for about six weeks all together.

♥ Very affordable compared to professional lash extensions
♥ Easy to maintain
♥ Allows you to build a natural or dramatic look

- First application can be fiddly and time consuming
- Will only last four weeks with regular maintenance
- 'Lift Off' remover may sting/irritate sensitive skin
If you're interested in trying Eylure lash extension kits, they RRP for around AUD $15.00 and can be purchased at Priceline and various online including Amazon, House of Fraser and Feel Unique (which offers free worldwide delivery!).
Amazing review Sushi, you have me totally interested. Will be trying these out for sure! Thanks for the words of wisdom! x
That came out really nice!
I have tried to put on false lashes one time, but not the individual ones, the full-on set of lashes one. I am horrible at it!! I have no aim. But these look amazing! Perhaps i should try the individual/smaller set of lashes
xo Sherrie
Closet Hound
thanks for this review! love the idea of eyelash extensions for a much cheaper price than salon ones! I'm definitely going to give these a try!
Oh that really looks nice!
Great review too, maybe I'll try it one day :)
Thanks for the review Sushi- these look fabulous (and affordable)!! I'll be on the look out for these at Priceline.
x
Michelle
www.michellesstylefile.blogspot.com
Those are so cool! Its awesome that they stay on for 4 weeks - that's not too bad. I might try these out.
Great review too, thank you :-D
This was so helpful! I've been umming and ahhing over falsies for a while, and think I might give it a go soon.
They really enhanced your eyelashes! I must try them haha xxx
ah, your eyes look amazing but there is no way I could be bothered applying them... I know, so lazy. Most days, I even forget eyeliner and mascara. Your eyes look absolutely beautiful.
These look really good! I wish I could use them but I get really terrible reactions to 99% of eye makeup/etc. Just my luck, haha!
Great review :)
I am born with flat uncurly short lashes. This is definitely interesting since they last for so long and does still maintain the natural look without the thick lashes that have a fake effect.
Wow, the after pics are really impressive and they look really natural. I don't think I'd be able to try them though, I wear contacts and am always rubbing my eyes :c
Very nice, thanks for sharing.
My first reaction, was damn you keep your eyelashes in for 4 weeks? Oh my god,am I doing it wrong by removing my lashes in the evening..
Then I read your text fully instead of a quick scan... oepsy... so, special extension lashes...
Doesn't it itch? When you take of your eyemakeup off, doesn't it become dirty?
I actually have these but have yet to try them... need to give it a go!
Wow, it really makes a difference!
Love the pros and cons at the end :)
Hailey from http://squidsquads.blogspot.com
Just wondering if they fall off when you shower?
Your blog is a work of fashion! with fashion is so interesting coming from a perspective of modesty. I really enjoyed your blog.
Hey that's pretty awesome! I too am too lazy to apply falsies daily, but I really need them because I have almost zero eyelashes to speak of. I think I'll give these ones a go, have been meaning to try individual ones anyway.
Thanks for sharing this.
I'm still looking for the perfect false eyelashes to use on a daily basis without looking like a drag queen! I think I will try these out :)
Great review, I'm wearing them for my formal which is in the next week, I've trialed them today, they look very natural but they keep falling off! ):
Sushi I loved your review! I was just wondering how did you remove them with the Lift off as I have found it impossible to do so without burning my eyes, as some of the product inevitably seeps through my lashes. thank you! I am a new follower by the way freom Athens, Greece
xoxo
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