Lash Clusters DIY Eyelash Extensions 40D 0.05 Mixed Tray Cluster Eyelash Extensions D Curl Natural Individual Lashes

So I’m currently at six flags writing this review. My lashes were able to stay the entire day, not a single lash fell from my eyes, I’ve ridden almost all the thrill roller coasters. I also used it yesterday for an event I was at. It was super sticky where it was very hard to take off, but put a bit of petroleum jelly and it helps remove the stickiness!

These work amazing and stay on for a week or two. Not hard to put on at all.

These lashes are so pretty, they give a full effect without being exaggerating. They are easy to apply and last a few days if taken care of properly.

I love these so much, it safely removes my lash and it isn’t thick and very light weighted. It looks like lipgloss because of how small it is and it doesn’t dry up. It’s very liquidly and takes off my lashes very easily

Doesn’t last 1 day. I’ve tried several times to get my lash clusters to last, but they start falling off by the end of the day. Even if I keep them completely dry, they don’t stay on even though this is marketed as waterproof and sweat resistant. The glue also turns crusty and white, it looks really gross. Normal strip lash glue works better, looks better, and lasts just as long.

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!

Love them! Easy to apply and stay on great! Wonderful quality for the price !

The lashes come off with ease, but not the glue, I was hoping it would help the glue slide right off, but that wasn’t the case