👁️ 200 Pieces Eyeshadow Shield: Gel Pad Patches & Stencils for Eyelash Extensions, Tinting, and Lip Makeup Residue Prevention Review

I am a makeup lover and very adventurous. So I need different shield shapes for different looks. If you only have one type of makeup, you only need one type of shield. I hope this helps you narrow down your search. Photo 1 shows 3 types of shields I bought from Revain. The upper shield is a specific product. It's big as you can see in photo 2. I prefer it because it looks smokier on both the upper lid and lower lash line. It serves as a guide for fumigating the bottom and outer corners. Hence…

They are great, great deal and just what I was looking for. I wear very expensive, highly pigmented eyeshadows that don't wash off my face without rinsing or rinsing off. Problem solved! Because I moisturize my skin prior to application, I felt no pain upon removal and only had to remove the top strip to ensure proper adhesion. I was able to remove them several times before finding the right position and they stayed intact.

Overall they are very large. Really putting them under the eyes the way they're supposed to be doesn't work. It runs down the side of the nose or in the hair, depending on where the excess material is. However, I've found that if you cut them in half and use the halves for each side, it works great! It's perfect as a guide for the wing liner, allowing you to turn your shadow into a nice, clean line. The glue is very strong, so be careful! Do not apply them to the face immediately, otherwise…

I am writing this review because I finally used this product on my 12 year old daughter. She is the leader of the cheerleading squad and they wear a lot of eye makeup for the competition. I put them on her this morning and then did her eye makeup. She wore them for 5-6 minutes. When I started filming the first one, she started crying. She picked up the second one. To be honest I thought she was just being dramatic but I made her wash her face and couldn't believe how her skin looked under the…

They are very different but I think that's a plus. Personally, I just wanted them to make sure my eye makeup had sharp edges, so I cut them in half and used one screen for both eyes. If you don't cut them in half, they're great for preventing eye shadow from falling out. I highly recommend that you only remove the top of the backing as there is enough adhesive to attach it to your face. They hold up very well and several reviewers said they felt like they were skinning them. The first time I…

These pads are great for catching rain and help shape your eye makeup, but there's one thing I'd like to know before I buy them. They can actually be TOO sticky because when you remove them from your eye area they tug on your skin (which isn't good for that sensitive skin) and actually hurt a little. Before putting them under your eyes, stick them on your hand and peel them off a few times to dull them a bit. Then they will do exactly what you need without causing any harm.