Korean Lash Lift Kit - Eyelash Perm Kit Upgraded Glue, 5 Sets Lash Perm Kit, Easy for Beginner Eyelash Lift Kit, Professional Eyelash Curling, Semi Permanent Curling Perming Wave Suitable For Salon

I've been seeing ads for various brands of eyelash perm kits and decided to buy the least expensive one. I am stunned by how my lashes look--so nice. I've used eyelash curlers my whole life and now, I'm going to switch to lash lifts. My lashes are very visible without mascara. They are really lifted.It took me a little more than an hour to use the kit the first time. The direction sheet in this kit is very tiny, but with magnification, easy to follow. The packets for the process are clearly labeled. I did find it difficult to glue the rod to my eyelid and keep it from pulling back up. However, it didn't have a negative impact on the outcome. The solution in the kit is similar to that used in permanent kits for hair. Between the glue and solution, my eyes burned and teared, but I found drying my skin with a tissue and patting my lashes and the rod to dry everything worked fine and I was able to continue moving forward.I was very worried about the harshness of the kit and the possibility it might cause me to lose lashes. I don't think I lost a single one! I think using an eyelash curler frequently is much more likely to cause lash loss than using this kit every six weeks or so.In all honesty, it is a pain in the neck to go through the process, but the results are so worth it. I can't see paying for this in a salon when I can buy a kit and do it myself for a small fraction of the cost.One suggestion - find a friend and do the kit together -- I'll do your eyes if you'll do mine. There are a couple of steps that require removing the solution and reapplying solution which I found difficult because I had trouble seeing with the solution on my lashes. Having another person do the process would solve that problem. Another option would be to complete the entire process for one eye and then repeat on the other. This would double the time but would also eliminate the issue of not being able to see well because of the solution irritating my eyes.

First time using a lash lift, the directions were easy to follow. Although getting the rubber part to stick to your eyelid is a little difficult, the results exceeded my expectations. I love it

Pics are showing before, immediately after, and 1 week later. This was my first time ever getting or doing a lash lift and tint. I would say this is a beginner friendly kit, but there was definitely a bit of a learning curve.Shields: I used size M and I trimmed the corners a bit to help them fit my eyes better.Under eye pads: these sucked and I didn’t end up using them because they don’t stay in place or hold my bottom lashes down and they were just super irritating. So just be careful not to get your bottom lashes in the lift, especially the corner ones.Glue: I’ve also never used lash glue or glued anything to my eyes, so this was kinda my downfall. I tried sticking the shield to my skin but I couldn’t get it right, and I had seen videos of people putting tape on their skin first so I did that and it seemed to work better and was less irritating to my skin. The first eye that I did was not great, I think because I used way too much glue trying to stick my lashes up. I was doing it in sections according to advice online, but I was applying additional layers over the entire lash, so the formula wasn’t able to penetrate as much. The second eye turned out much better. The technique that worked best for me was working in sections, apply glue to the shield, use the flat side of the comb to press lashes up, then comb them straight. Then apply glue to the next section, AND another layer of glue on just the tips of the previous section to make sure they stay, and then keep repeating that process and make sure they are perfectly combed because that’s how they will stay. I think the glue worked just fine, despite some reviews saying otherwise. You just need some extra layer on just the tips.Steps 1-3: They seemed to work good, I did the lower end of the time range for each step because it was my first time so I was nervous about over processing. I forgot to use plastic wrap on the first eye as well, which probably contributed to it not staying lifted as well. Using plastic wrap on the second eye definitely helped to keep all the shorter lashes up, and keep everything extra secure.After care: I didn't wet them for 24hrs, I just used cotton pads to wipe off any excess glue, dye, or formulas. After 24hrs I started using Vaseline and combing it through the lashes daily with a spooly. I know a lot of people say not to use any oil based products on them, but I found some reviews and videos about using Vaseline to nourish them and helm them keep their shape.Overall, I would recommend this product, just take your time, and make sure you set your timers before starting each step!

The media could not be loaded. First time using a lash perm kit and I have to say I’m pretty impressed. I think the success of the lash perm definitely has to do with reading other reviews, the instructions are a little unclear on somethings. My bottle of lash glue came busted on the bottom but luckily didn’t pour out over everything, it’s water soluble so it wasn’t that much of a mess but still annoying, it isn’t very sticky so I would recommend getting a different kind all together. But I love the results I provided several pictures of the finished product and included a picture of what my lashes look like normally with no product or curling. Definitely recommend curling the lashes before hand it helped a lot with getting the lashes to not come unglued as easy. I will add a photo after a couple of weeks to update how long it last!

I love it! I have long lashes but they’re super straight. It looks so good. I think the glue is fine you just have to pack it up and wait for it to get tacky. Theres a lot that comes in the small box can get a little messy. The solution smells just like a hair perm but less pungent.

The actual process of lifting your lashes is quick and easy! As long as you have patience in the beginning to push your lashes up correctly (individually and not crooked) you end up with beautifully curled lashes! These are the immediately after results, I will come back in a few weeks with an update. It’s also a little tedious to get the glue off after but that just means that it’s a good tacky glue that will hold my incredibly straight eyelashes so I don’t mind.