Fantasy Lengths False Eyelashes

10 Reviews

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   blissfulLeopard4

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   These are the first fake lashes I managed to apply. No glue to mess with; the adhesive is already on. No, it wasn’t easy, but it wasn’t messy and it only took about five minutes. They actually looked pretty nice as well, but I felt like I had spiders on my eyes the whole time so I probably will never wear them again. They did come with another adhesive strip set so I can reuse them if I decide to. I think they were $7.99 at Wags but I had a coupon. I really would rather buy a tube of mascara for that kind of money. At least that I can use every day for a couple of months.

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   ferventBobolink7

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   Ive tried all of Revlon’s false eyelashes and it’s a good range. There’s ones for a more natural subtle look and ones for a dramatic party looks. Although they’re mostly self adhesive I take the adhesive strip off and use a glue instead just because I find the adhesive has a tendency to stop sticking which is the last thing you want on a night out. But they’re great lashes and can be reused multiple times. I use mine over and over without a problem. I’ve also used them on friends who have enjoyed the results too.

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   chicApricots8

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   I only wear lashes for a night out but these ones are my favourites. They’re much cheaper than MAC but work just as well. The adhesive is great and they don’t poke in the corner and stay put all night!

   Not so keen on the adhesive strip ones, find them a bit too fiddly. Much prefer the ones you use with adhesive.

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   jealousCordial5

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   Edit: if you’re in canada i’d rec the Quo falsies instead of these. Only because the sturdiness is better, they can be good for more uses than the revlon ones. I think the price is the same.
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   Worst thing out of the way: very flimsy, even getting it off the plastic display thingy can damage them. Also, not good for many uses, because it starts too fray and look off.
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   The self-adhesive strips do nothing for me, i still use glue. These look soft and naturally lush. My fave is the “flirty” pair cuz they look very natural and aren’t too long.
   I don’t wear falsies on a daily basis, in fact this is the first time in my life I can easily put them on myself and actually go out like that. So kudos to Revlon for making it easy. The designs are awesome. Would repurchase, pricey though, for something so flimsy and disposable from the drugstore.

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   shamefulOcelot7

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   I bought the self adhesive lashes. They went on incredibly easily and I was so excited that I didn’t have to work hard at applying them as I have with others in the past. They came with an additional strip of adhesive but it is hard to reapply it. I expected them to last longer. While they are so easy to apply the first time around, I wish that I was able to get more uses out of them. At $6.99 a pop, I will only purchase them again if I cannot find a different brand that lasts longer.

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   spiritedWigeon8

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   I purchased these in Intensifying. They were easy to apply, but impossible to maintain. I used obscene amounts of glue to no avail. Every few blinks and one end or the other came loose. I’ve worn them a few times, but they’ll probably sit in my makeup drawer only as a reminder to myself to not repurchase.

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   pluckyDunbird7

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   I bought the self adhesive eyelashes in Defining. The lashes looked beautiful in the package, and I was so excited about self adhesive lashes. I wear false eyelashes frequently, due to the fact that I lost my eyelashes when I was sick and they never grew back.

   I opened the package and noticed that you get a couple of extra self adhesive glue strips. Keep in mind, the glue strip is so tiny, I’m still not sure how to apply it without completely messing it up. Next, I tried to remove the eyelashes very gently from the packaging. Without fail, the self adhesive glue came right off the eyelash, and it got all crumpled up and it was impossible to apply it to the eyelash. This was my first attempt with self adhesive lashes, and I couldn’t believe the adhesive came off so easily.

   At this point, I gave up and didn’t even try the left lash. I have another pair in my makeup stock, and I will try them later. I do not believe I will be able to apply the new adhesive strip, and there are no instructions on how to do so. I am quite disappointed in this product. As much as I dislike to apply glue to false eyelashes (due to arthritis in my hands), I guess I will have to go back to them.

   If anyone knows of another brand of relatively inexpensive self adhesive lashes, please send me a message…

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   importedChowder2

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   These lashes are just as good as any high – end false lashes. I was browsing Sephora’s falsies and they are about $15 a pair. These work just as well (applied with the glue) as expensive ones. I will admit the selve adhesive ones are a bit sketchy, but these work perfectly fine and make your eyes look great.

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   unhappyCurlew3

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   This is not worth buying! I got the “flirty” and in the UK, it is actually quite pricey. The self-adhesive it comes with doesn’t stick at all.. once you start blinking your eyes, the edges would begin lift off. So I didn’t even manage to use it, since when first applied that’s what happened, tried to re-stick some glue but it still wouldn’t stick. I even bought a “duo adhesive” and that didn’t work either. After that, the lashes have become out of shape and started looking tatty.

   Definitely not worth buying, it’s made of cheap stuff. Its a waste of money! I am yet to try MAC false lashes once, I saved up.

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    troubledJerky8

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    I had never worn false lashes all day but these were amazing! I got the kind you can reuse with the glue. They went on easily, didn’t have to trim them. They looked very natural. I got “long volumizing” ones. They didn’t poke or come off at all. I wore them for 10hrs straight, no issues. Will continue to reuse and buy more 🙂