Eylure Lash Pro Semi Permanent Eyelash, Individual/Duos and Trios

I usually have my lashes done in a salon but decided on trying these. After reading good reviews I decided to go ahead and buy 2 packs as they are cheaper here than in the shops. They arrived quickly (prime) and in good packaging. I found them relatively easy to apply, i'm sure with a few more attempts i'll be fine, seeing as it was my first go I was really really pleased with the finished result. To be honest I cant really tell the difference from when I have them done, this is going to save me a fortune!. I did read a few comments on here about the quality of the glue so I did buy a separate black glue - (Salon System Semi-Permanent Individual Lash Adhesive Black 15ml) so I cant comment on that but the lashes are lovely. Only thing is getting them out of the packaging without damaging them as they are slightly glued to the plastic, I ruined a few :( ..

Ok so I used these for the first time tonight with Salon System Semi Permanent Lash adhesive. Here are my processes..Clean your eyelashes, I use Bioderma Crealine H20. Best eye make up remover I own that is not oily.Shake the glue vigorously.Pour a drop on some tin foilPlace the eyelashes packet open with the flares away from you.Pick up a lash with some good tweezers and dip the unflared end in the glue and if you have too much glue, drag it on the tin foil to get rid of the excessWhen you pick up the eyelash with the tweezers, it should be half way down the lashes with the flares pointing away from you.Hover in front of your eyelashes and amend your hand position so that you can ascertain what the best angle of your natural eyelashes are so that when you put the false lash on you don't have to wriggle to too much on your natural lashes because this can disperse too much glue on your natural lashes. Once the lash is in place, you can use the base of the tweezers to press down onto your natural lashes or (and this is not for the faint hearted) you can use your tweezers to press the false eyelash and your natural lash together but this involves very pointy tweezers millimeters from your delicate eye.Clean your tweezers if you have glue on them and pick up the next lash and continue the process.First timers, don't get stressed about the glue. Take your time. You will probably need to dispense more glue than you feel you want to but you have to start somewhere. I got through about seven drops on my first attempt.Some people start from one end and work their way to the inner corner but I started in the middle. I struggled with the direction the lashes needed to be placed but have learnt that it's better to hover, amend lash position and then place the lash.It's all new for me but I hope this has helped someone :)Would love to hear from some one more experienced if what I'm doing is correct? It might help other first timers too.Update 1 week laterI removed these today, some we're going wonky so thought I'd just take a breather. Be prepared to lose eyelashes if you have applied the glue to thickly. Trick is to break the glue by squeezing the blob with a pair of tweezers and then it will just come away. If you have been good and applied a little glue, just use oil (I used superfacialist) and it will just slide of your eyelashes.

Really like these extensions, they are super natural. Glue not that great so I used a different lash glue but other than that these are perfect for that natural look.

Not easy to put on and I usually get my daughter to do. They really are wispy and they look delicate and add length. I used a different bonder in black that hides the join more as the glue with it can sometimes be seen and does not last as long as my other one. Quick delivery and no fuss purchase.

The glue dried out so quickly and becomes clumpy on the lash. I found it hard to apply because of the glue but if you’re used to applying lashes you may have better luck. They are natural looking and do last if applied properly.

So much easier and quicker to put on than the individual ones I normally use. They're already lined up and properly spaced so you don't have to try and do this yourself, and you're done after a few on each eye, rather than going back and forth a tonne of times. I have even discovered just using one group at the corner of each eye is enough for a quick but natural look.As the previous reviewer found, you can't pull them from the packaging with tweezers or they pull apart, but it's easy to get around this... you just pick them up with your thumb and finger either side, then use tweezers afterwards to place them.Love them. Genius.

I don’t like to bash a product but truth be told it takes ages to do even as someone with experience and the glue is visible once complete. You would have to cover said glue with eyeliner which would mean you would have to wash that off at the end of the day which also lead to removing the lashes themselves (long lasting was a little bit of a lie) They were falling out throughout the day even without washing them, getting them wet or even touching them at all. Although they looked nice, for the time it took and the length of time they stayed on you would be better off with a strip lash, they do so many now that can give you the ‘individual’ or lash extension effect. Even worth saving up and getting the real deal done. Unless you want to spend loads of your time doing them, spend extra money buying glue that won’t show up like the one provided and don’t intend on wearing them long at all. Sorry

Great! Love the lashes, choose from a/m/l lashes. Glue is good, lasted 3/4 days, but can stick on when they come off! Come off individually. Can’t fault them! Will buy again!