ArdellWispies False Eyelashes, Fauxmink, Lightweight Invisiband Lashes, 1 Pair (Pack of 1)

these are great

Another set of ardell lashes with no glue included, how is one supposed to stick them on? trust?These are called wispies, they are longer in the middle and shorter at either end, i do prefer the longer lashes to be at the outside edge personally. the lashes are organised with gaps so they look less like false lashes on. The lashes also point in slightly different directions. Wispies are generally a good style to try if you dont want lashes to look false.To apply false lashes, offer the lashes up to your eyes. Trim the false lashes to fit if necessary. Then apply the lash glue to the lash band and leave it until its tacky, this should take about 30s. Only then put the falsie on your lashes.

These are fiddly to get the hang of, but once you get used to using them, these eyelashes are fantastic. The effect is impressive and they’re easy to remove at the end of the night, and reuse another time. I had to trim mine because they weren’t the right size for my eyes.

I'm new to falsies and have eyelashes that are short and a little sparse, and that grow really close to my tear ducts, so I'm always blinking. This set of lashes has shorter follicles at the inner and outer corners, meaning that they don't irritate or feel as heavy.I don't want to look like mutton dressed as lamb at 50, and these look as natural as I am going to get, I think. They're not too fiddly to apply, unlike the ones with knots in, which seem too flimsy and which I have to tweak a lot. But they're not perfect, as for the not-cheap price I'd have expected some glue to be incl as a freebie. 3mls is included with most brands these days and it seems a bit stingy that there's nothing but a pair of lashes that aren't cheap, and then you have to fork out for glue, too.

I was sent this to test as part of the Amazon Vine programme but being a man I had a slight problem, so I employed my daughter-in-law in an unpaid, semi-official capacity to do the testing and report back. Her words: “These were fairly easy to apply, note that eyelash glue is not included so you will have to purchase this separately. They are a full thick lash, so not for you if you prefer a subtle look, but if you like a dramatic full effect lash, these are ideal. They can definitely be used more than once with careful application and removal."

These faux mink wispies from Ardell are very soft, luscious, long and give a dramatic open look to eyes when worn.As with all Ardell lashes, application and removal is very much straight foward and lashes can be reused. A continuing annoyance I have is that some Ardell lashes include glue and some don't. Unforturnately there is no glue inluded which I think all false lashes should have so I've deducted a point for that.Apart from this, quality lashes offering reasonable value for money.

I have never been a huge fan of false lashes, but the Ardell lashes are gradually winning me over. These are from the Wispies line, and like the name implies they're not overly thick. But they are super dramatic - really long and curled, and they are softer (hence the Faux Mink). They blend in well with your own lashes even though they are quite long. Not too difficult to apply or remove. Make sure you have adhesive as sadly this doesn't include it - and the multipack is a better deal if you like these!

I love these Fauxmink Wispies by Ardell. They are long and lovely. No glue included so you need to buy some Duo eyelash glue. Easy to apply with fingers and tweezers. If treated well you should get quite a few uses out of these. Try not to put any mascara on or they will be spoilt. Remove gently and take old glue off. Replace in box for next time. Great lashes and price. Love them!