100% Mink Lashes! Strip lashes in multiple styles

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These luxurious lashes are made of 100% Mink hair. Can be reused 25 times or more if handled gently. They work well with virtually any make up look as well when you want to just be natural while subtly accentuating your eyes. Packages are brand new, unopened hard plastic cases. Let me know your preferred style! Price is per pair.

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kwusstig1 How much for just one?

Feb 07Reply

rl0214 @kwusstig1 $15 each

Feb 07Reply

luv2save21 These are probably a silly questions but I've never worn falsies before! How do you put them on/take them off? Also are they all the same length or do they differ? How long are they? I have naturally long lashes so I would want to make sure they were long enough lol

Feb 16Reply

rl0214 @luv2save21 @luv2save21 Hi there! Not silly questions at all. It looks like you DO have really nice natural lashes 😍These are different lengths and thicknesses, but they would give you some enhancement. I'd recommend 2 for a very full, dramatic look, 9 if you want lots of length with less additional fullness...I'd probably recommend against Style 4 for you because they look super natural, and you already have lashes.

Feb 16Reply

rl0214 @luv2save21 To put them on, you'd apply a lash adhesive to the thin strip that runs along the back of the lashes and holds them together. The glue is available at any drugstore or make up store. I can even throw in a small tube of advesive for you!...When I first started out, I used a clear glue, but quickly switched to one that is black in color.

Feb 16Reply

rl0214 @luv2save21 To put them on, you'd apply a lash adhesive to the thin strip that runs along the back of the lashes and holds them together. The glue is available at any drugstore or make up store. I can even throw in a small tube of advesive for you!...When I first started out, I used a clear glue, but quickly switched to one that is black in color.

Feb 16Reply

rl0214 @luv2save21 Removal is pretty easy. Apply make up remover to a cotton swab; rub it along the seam of the lash until the glue softens completely, then GENTLY pull it off once the glue has loosened...To remove glue from the lashes once they're off, rub makeup remover until it comes off. Use tweezers to pull any excess off if necessary. You can store the lashes in the same case in which they'll arrive. Let me know if I can be if additional assistance!

Feb 16Reply

luv2save21 @rl0214 thank you for the info!

Feb 17Reply