Review on 👁️ Libeauty Lash Lift and Tint Kit with Brow Lamination, Eyelash Dye and Lift 2 in 1 - Voluminous Tinting for Lash Lifted and Black Lasting 6-8 Weeks at Home (Keratin DIY) by Teresa Diers

Despite the lack of reviews, I bought this set because I wanted to lift and color my eyelashes. Most other kits were either one or the other and for the price I got all in one. The first photo is just my right eye and I can really see the difference. My lashes are decent but they stand up straight. Even if I use an eyelash curler and apply mascara they don't really hold the curls and I keep getting mascara on my eye makeup and it's just a mess. The second photo is after both eyes are done - and yes my eyes are red because I got a little tint in them and they are watery. It stings a little, but I'm not blind or anything, so it's okay. It feels like I have a light layer of mascara on. Well with that said, here's what you need to know. 1) You need an assistant. I mean, you *could* probably do it yourself, but having a second pair of hands helps. 2) You need about two hours. 3) You need good lighting (I have a lighted magnifying glass that helped a lot). .) Another tip: Wipe the silicone thing on your upper eyelid with rubbing alcohol before use, otherwise your eyelashes will not stick to it. . It's a tiny bottle and I'm pretty sure it's micellar water or something because it's not alcohol and that's the only thing I think it could be, or witch hazel would probably work too. I actually washed my lashes with soap and water and then dried them with a hair dryer after this step because I wanted to make sure they were dry before proceeding. Glue to stick the silicon thing on the band. Tip: Apply glue to both parts and dry them slightly with a hair dryer, or wait for the glue to become tacky and then put them together. After that, take eyelash glue and stick the eyelashes on the silicone thing. This is where another set of hands comes into play. My lashes were so straight that I first used an eyelash curler, then applied glue to the lashes, then to the silicone thing, blow dried it for about 30 seconds, and then my roommate used a tool to glue my lashes to the silicone piece. If you were by yourself and had a good mirror you could do this part yourself, but letting someone else do it helped me. sit for 8 minutes. My lash glue didn't hold up well and because my lashes were so frizzy they wanted to pop out of the silicone thing. I'm not sure of a good solution for this. I've also tried different types of eyelash glue. I ended up putting a piece of the tape I was given on my lashes and literally holding it with my finger the entire time. After that, wipe off the goop and put the second bottle of goop there for another 8 minutes. It's like a perm. The same thing. Between applying the goo I removed the silicon thing, rubbed alcohol again and re-glued the lashes to it, but it's just hard to get them to stick. and then you mix the paint tubes in a 1:1 ratio and stir until the color changes from white to dark and then simply apply with a brush and leave for 15 minutes. You wipe it off and I used micellar water to remove the residue but didn't wash with soap and water. Then use 3 bottles of conditioner and you're done. They say not to wet your hair for 24 hours afterwards. I think it's like a perm. I mean you can see from my photos it worked. When your lashes are sparse, they curl and darken, but they don't look super full like they do with eyelash extensions or something. But as a last resort, if you're tired of messing around with extensions and don't want to pay $75 to visit a salon to have your lashes lifted and colored, this will work. And there's enough in the kit to easily do 15 sets I'd say. The bottles are small but you don't use them much. I'm happy with that. He did what he promised. I wish there was an easier way to get my lashes to stick to the silicone thing, but until I figure it out I'll keep experimenting.