Kiss – True Volume Lashes

4 Reviews

1. 

   innocentGnu5

   Reply

   I

   I tried the classy style lashes. They are natural lashes that are supposed to taper naturally at the end. They cost me about CAD 12 at the drugstore which is super expensive IMHO.

   They fit well without me having to trim them. The lashes have a tiny black band that is not very stiff, which makes it very easy to blend if you aren’t wearing eyeshadow but might for a more laborious application. They are incredibly full and long but at the same time kind of subtle and natural looking. Easy to wear.

   After trying them, I was mostly just underwhelmed. I’d prefer to buy a five pack of synthetic lashes for $15; I think you get an equally as lovely effect.

2. 

   needyIcecream7

   Reply

   The lashes in this line are ridiculously good. Real hair, extremely natural looking and lightweight with a broad range of styles from subtle to full glam. I usually have to buy these online because they’re hard to find in stores but boy are they worth it. These are leaps and bounds better than even any premium lashes you can buy in stores, including MAC, Benefit, and Sephora lashes. And they’re like $3-4 dollars a pair which is insane. Not all of the kiss lash lines are this good, but the ones with the tapered end technology specifically are amazing. Honestly, I think the closest you will come to this level of eyelash quality are with ultra high end mink lashes. Highly recommend!

3. 

   lazyWasp7

   Reply

   I am reviewing the new Kiss lash style that has double lashes with each layer curling at a subtlly different angle to add a lot of volume. The style I chose was ‘Camilla.’ After trimming the band to fit my eyes (as I always have to do with faux lashes) I was very pleased at the natural yet somewhat dramatic effect. The band is black and the Camilla style does not have the knots on the band that can look very obvious. The price was under $4 and Walmart sold the whole display out in a week. Hope they restock them.

4. 

   humorousRat7

   Reply

   I’ve been on a bit of a false lash kick lately, but it’s hard to find good lashes that are short enough to not overwhelm my smallish eyes and hooded lids. For a while, I’d been using the Ardell lashes in different varieties, but that really was because it was the only brand I knew. So I asked a friend to recommend a great lash that wasn’t too long, but would give ample volume, and she recommended Kiss brand lashes, mainly because of the natural-looking taper that they apply to each strand.
   These are fantastic lashes. They really do look very natural, and they aren’t ridiculously long. The tapered ends really make them look very fluttery and flirty, but they aren’t so dense or crazy that they look like a costume piece. I also love that the band is short enough that I don’t need to trim them before applying.
   They are lightweight, but I’m not used to false lashes yet, so I still feel them. They definitely are not uncomfortable though, so I’m sure it’s something I’ll grow more accustomed to over time.
   These are extremely inexpensive lashes, ranging from $3 to $5 at drugstores, which is absolutely fantastic.
   The packaging feels sort of disposable and doesn’t look great, but it does the job. I’m figuring if I end up being able to keep these long-term (which with proper care might not be too hard), I can find another vessel in which to store them.
   I will definitely explore more full-strip lashes from this line. I’ve also tried the lash trios (individual-style lashes that come in clumps of three which is AWESOME) and they are amazing as well. Great brand!