Review on Eyelashes Handmade Transparent Applicators EMEDA Tools & Accessories by Mary Ashford

My quarantine goal was to learn how to better put on and wear false eyelashes, especially strips. I've gotten pretty good at doing single lash extensions (with three lashes) but the strips never seemed to stick properly to the inside of my eyelid or they didn't stick in a straight line giving me the look of very thick eyeliner etc. The other problem is that most of the fake eyelash bands I find are best suited for crossdressers, to be honest. There's nothing wrong with crossdresser looks, these ladies can kill but their lashes are HUGE. I'm a white girl with a small face, I wanted false lashes that fill in my natural lashes and not scream "I HAVE FAKE LASHES" and here are the lashes. They are very light so even if you want to apply extra mascara after application and they stick well it still looks natural. The fibers that make up the lashes themselves are very lifelike, so theoretically I could just glue them to my natural lashes and nobody would be wiser. They're also pretty easy to reuse, although I'd advise avoiding an extra coat of mascara if you plan to reuse more than once or twice. Overall I am very happy with them and would recommend anyone with a lighter skin tone or blonde hair to go for them.