Review on 👁️ CINLITEK Magnetic Eyelashes and Eyeliner Kit, 10 Pairs of Reusable Magnetic Lashes in 5 Styles, Includes 2 Magnetic Eyeliners, Natural Look Silk False Eyelashes, No Glue Required by Janet Rivera

I ordered a similar product and tried it a few days ago. I've worn contacts, eyeliner, and eye shadow, but I'm a bit annoyed with what I put on my eye area, so I figured if I wanted to try false lashes, a magnet might be a great way to lighten them up. A: The lack of glue seems like a good start. I no longer wear contact lenses - I wear glasses. And I forgot that when I started this review: the glasses have metal hinges. So let's tell the story here: First you apply the magnetic eyeliner and put on your lashes and then your glasses to admire your look. Sitting on your eyelid, the magnetic quality of the eyeliner reaches the loops of your glasses. It's uncomfortable (and incredibly spasmodic) to say the least. The photo shows one lash from this kit attached to the loop of my plastic glasses (these are a lampshade on the back) with no eyeliner whatsoever. try to wear them with metal frames. Tried another sentence - same problem. This technology just doesn't work with glasses. Manufacturers should indeed include warnings on their lists. And by the way, if you wear them successfully, DO NOT do an MRI that day. Iron oxides are considered harmful metals.