Luxillia Press On Cluster Lashes Kit, Natural, Black, No Glue Needed, Fuss Free, Invisible Band, Natural, 24 Hours, No Damage, No Sticky Residue, Flawless, Quick & Easy | 20 Clusters (So Natural)

I’m unable to wear lash extensions because of glue allergies, so I thought I would give these a try. I just use one cluster at the corners of my eyes to give extra volume and it works like a charm. I put these on last night, slept in them and don’t intend to remove until they fall off on their own. Hopefully they will last awhile. Love how easy they are to apply and how natural they look!

I’ve been using DIY eyelash extensions for a little over a month now. I was excited to try these so I wouldn’t bed to worry about a bond/seal. I couldn’t get them to stick AT ALL. Not one. My lashes were clean and dry and oil free. The only things these lashes adhere to is the tweezers or your fingers. They are not returnable and a terrible waste of money. The tabs also look thick like a shiny plastic.

The natural lashes really blend in so naturally and they are perfect for work or everyday wear to give a beautiful glow to your eyes. Very beginner friendly and a breeze ti out on. Tip: lift up your upper lash to easily see your lash line as you apply the lashes.

they are not good. do not waste your money or get excited. they somehow managed to be bad at sticking but be good at yanking my real eyelashes out- how they mastered this, i have no idea. but not a fan. never even got to wear them out because in the process of trying to apply them, they just kept not sticking right yet lost several real lashes in the process. I will go back to my old brand which is more expensive but worth it if I do these anymore at all.

I've used several brands and these lashes just didn't work well for me. The sections were difficult to place, felt heavier than others I've used and difficulty sticking to my lashes. Took me at least twice as long to place than I'm used to. Good alternative if my other fav brand is sold out, but wont be my go to.

This is the first product I've tried for press on lashes and I am hooked. They are so easy to apply and stay on. I wore them to work and had no problems with them staying on all day.

Unfortunately these little buggers would not stick to save a life! Took forever to get them to do so and then when done, it looked as if a child decided to give me a "make-over!" I will give them one more shot as the company sent a freebie coupon so.. maybe it was a bad batch I received! I'll let yall know!Thanks for the read, hope it helps yall decide!

They were easy to put on as I've used cluster lashes for a little more than 2 years and am familiar with the process. That is where the good stops though. I ended up using my own tweezers because the ones provided kept sticking to the clusters when trying to press the clusters and my lashes together. Maybe someone with really thick lashes would have better luck? Idk After using my own, I was a little more optimistic, until... After an hour or so I could really start feeling the weight. They were pretty uncomfortable and I debated taking them off. Thinking that maybe I'd get used to it, I decided to stick with it. Approximately 3 hours in, my first cluster fell, while bartending. I move and groove while working, but nothing close enough to make a cluster fall. I lost over half of them by the end of my shift. Thankfully, I have a good attitude and was able to make fun of my "half-there" lashes! I know many women who would have been mortified. Anyway, I kinda thought that maybe I just hadn't attached them well enough so I tried again the next afternoon with the same results. The few that did stick were so well stuck that some of my natural lashes went along with the clusters when I removed them! I'm gonna wait a couple more years before I try again, maybe the kinks will be worked out by then.