Lash Lift Kit for Eyelash Perm: Korean Eyelash Lift Kit for Long-Lasting Natural Curl & Self Lash Lifting – DIY Instructions Lash Lamination Set for Salon-Quality Results at Home or Professional Use

A diy-girl's staple! I got into doing my lashes about three years ago, and this kit was trending on tiktok. I got it with a friend and we both tried it out. It look a while to learn how to do everything efficiently. It used to take me an hour per eye, but now it takes about an hour in total. It's definitely a "practice makes perfect" type of job, but the results are sooo worth it! The steps are super easy to follow. They've lasted me about 6 weeks every time. By the end of 8 weeks, I start to use an eyelash curler until the next time I want to do a lash lift. One kit lasts so long (well over a year) because you only use it about 6 times a year (maybe less if you don't upkeep it consistently). I've taught multiple friends how to lift their lashes, and they all loved their results! I know that chemicals aren't good for anything hair-related, but honestly, I haven't felt or experienced anything negative in that aspect. Just be gentle when washing your lashes and you'll be okay. Oh and when you do it, be sure you don't get your lashes wet for 24 hours.

I am a buyer that relies heavily on reviews rather than what the product/seller says of the product. That's why I took a picture of each stage, so you can see, and read what this product actually did for me.To begin with, the packaging. It has everything very neatly packaged with a little booklet that provides very thorough instructions in several languages. It also provides useful tips that really help in the process. When I first opened the box I was a bit overwhelmed at looking at all the little tools and bottles but the process was truly very easy. The hardest part was correctly positioning the pads on the eyelids. Luckily they already have adhesive on them so you can avoid adding messy glue onto the eyelids. You can also rinse them after the whole process and reuse them on the next application.Next, the application. As I said, the hardest thing for me was placing the pads. After that it was smooth sailing. One of the bottles does have a faint smell but nothing extreme. I did not experience any irritation with any of the chemicals and removing the solutions was not complicated. My eyelids look red in my picture were I had just removed the pads but it was precisely because of the pads. It's like removing a bandaid from a highly sensitive area, and no matter how gentle the pull is it is still going to irritate the eyelids a bit. I was immediately shocked with the gorgeous result. I honestly didn't expect it to be so nice and easy. I had read that this treatment costs more than 80 dlls at a salon so I wasn't really expecting much for this humble price. I can't tell yet how long it lasts but for the moment I am extremely happy with the results and will be doing this again next month. In my final result picture I only applied a single coat of mascara and got that beautiful look. I can't even tell you how fast I go through mascaras trying to achieve this result but luckily here I am, with gorgeous lifted eyelashes. Buy it, you won't regret it!

I used to get my lash lift and tint done professionally, but when COVID happened, I wanted a better route. I was using the pink brand (iykyk) with mixed success. I was terrified to try a different brand because I like my eyes, and I like being able to see - but this brand kept coming up in social media forums as a brand that worked well.I can attest: it does, with some modifications. If you're not super skilled, get different lash glue. Maybe the stuff that comes with this kit works for some, but it did NOT work for me. I couldn't get my lashes to stick! I bought some 'dolly' lash glue and it was like a whole new world. I had other lift rods/pads that I liked -- I don't think they're necessary, but nice to have. The lash paper (strips you lay over your lashes while the process...processes) are worthless. I ended up using little plastic strips from a different kit and it worked well.Would also suggest extra spoolies and lil tiny cotton bud sticks. The kit comes with some, but I like to have the option to use as many without worrying about running out.

Hi all. So I used to be a beauty tech and I am certified to perform lash lifts. I personally prefer Elleebana lash lift kits, but they’re very pricey so I decided to give this a try when I ran out of my go to. I have tried Amazon kits in the past. I won’t be doing that again lol.It works, don’t get me wrong. But from experience, it’s definitely weaker than more professional brands. Truly, this is one of those things where you pay for what you get. The glue, the solutions, everything overall just isn’t as high quality (and lashes are fragile, tbh, you do want to pay more for something healthier.)The consistency of the steps isn’t ideal for easy application of the steps on the lashes. They’re a little too thick and clumpy. So finishing just one eye step by step, took a very long time.Because it’s weaker quality and didn’t perform the best lift, I’m expecting it not to last as long. I typically get mine to last 6-8weeks. I’m expecting to probably only get 3-4 out of this one max.Also keep in mind I have lash tint handy at home that I used. It probably wouldn’t look as good as I was able to get it to look, without my black tint.Final opinion: will probably go back to Elleebana and just purchase refills since I have all the other supplies I need. It takes half the time of this kit as well. This is just my honest review. Nothing “wrong” with it. Just has its cons and I have my experience, and preference. It’s good enough to get the job done on a budget! But I will not be repurchasing.Pro: aside from the solutions, it does come with good instructions and tools. And I liked the pads and will be keeping them. And I like the lash tool provided.Additional note: from my training, you are usually only supposed to keep these perming lotions on for about 6-7mins max for professional kits (and only leave it on the tips of your lashes for max 2 mins, then remove from the tips to avoid over processing.) I guess it depends on the brand but, 15 minutes per step, doesn’t seem healthy to me.