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I had a very botched up double eyelid surgery and have been using this eyelid tape while waiting for my revision so am thankful that this product exists. out of all of the eyelid tapes I have used so far, this is the most incognito and least detectable. It is really difficult to use at first and I have definitely accidentally cut off some of my eyelashes but the results are amazing after you get the hang of it / with much needed practice. I have used this product for about 7 months now and still have so much tape left! Also, love that the scissors are pretty blunt and rounded so it is easy for me to carry when I travel. The fibers are very sticky and last all day (even when I work out with the tape on, it does not come off - you can use eyelash glue to make the ends of the tape more tacky which is what I do if i really need them to stay on all day). Overll, great reliable product and would reccomend for anyone who is trying to use a double eyelid tape that is not so obvious.

I don't know why this item got so many good reviews.IIT DOES NOT WORK..THERE IS NO GLUE IT DOES NOT STICK.I tried it several times and wasted a lot of it. I do not believe those reviewers at all. At first Iwas just going to throw this in the trash but what the heck why would I throw my $10.I would rather give it to the church.

I think after about 50-60 pieces, I finally mastered using this. I had to go on YouTube to learn how to do this. Idk what kept me using this versus buying something else, but I’m glad I didn’t completely waste money. Reference: I have monolids. Dry skin type.Here’s the general idea on how to use this tape:Each tape piece needs to be pulled apart. Starting with your eye lid closed, map out where you would like the crease. I found placement easier starting from in (by the nose) to out (towards ears)on my eyelids. I also found that the tapes need to be tightly placed on a closed eyelid, and keeping that in place while opening your eye, you’ll notice the crease is created. Take the little eye lid poker (or if you have double eyelids tweezers) to put the folds in place. Once you’re happy with placement, carefully cut the ends and use a poker to flatten the ends.Adhesion: doesn’t last all day.Makeup: careful shadow application is okay. Great for eyeliner and lashes.This works, but it’s not my favorite product.

The product itself is good and easy to use. I would've given this 5 stars but the scissors that came with this was horrible. They struggled to cut anything at all and broke after one use (broke after I use it with the product it came with).

Ive had hooded eyes since birth and the older i get the droopier they are. These tapes are amazing. Ive been playing with eye makeup since junior high, I have thousands of dollars of product in my bathroom vanities. This is the best thing at any price ive ever bought. Just look at the picture! Only one eye is done, Thats the first one out of the pack, first time I ever tried to use any kind of tape on my eyelid, piece of cake.Theyre easy to apply.It is double sidded sticky, so apply these to dry clean eyelids, then lightly brush with matte skin shade powder. then apply shadow as usual and they are invisible. If you dont powder first, any parts where the sticky is exposed will really grab your shadow and make it obvious. Just a light sweep of powder is all you need.Update.. after wearing them for about a week, they are getting better and better and better.. in my mid 40s, after daily wear for only a week, my eye lids with tape are more open now then they were when I was 20.I kinda wanna stockpile these... It comes with a 12 month supply even if you mess up every 3rd tape .. its 18 months of daily wear if you get them right (not hard if youve ever done eye make up before) but im still tempted to stockpile these!

I threw mines out because it got so frustrating. It is annoying that it is very difficult to peel off either side of the adhesion. It’s impossible to peel it off while one side is on your eyelid, so you have to try to peel off both sides with your hand. You end up fumbling with in your hand and can fold in on itself. So half the time you ruin the tape trying to get it ready before you even got to use it. Tape also comes as a rectangle, so u have to cut the edges yourself each time, while other products are already pre-cut. The adhesion is good and it’s nice and thin so it looks nice once you get it in your eye. But with all the trouble beforehand, it’s not worth it.

Love these! The effect is subtle but real, and I didn't think they were too fussy at all.Here's how you put them on: Make sure your eyelids are clean and free of any oil. These babies won't stick to an even vaguely oily eyelid. Each tape is inside a little rubber strip. Peel off one of the rubber strips from the backing, then hold each end between an index finger and thumb. Pull, exposing the tape (like a Christmas cracker, with no bang!). Place the tape along your eyelid crease, then trim the excess with the handy-dandy included cuticle scissors. Poke your eyelid with the poker thingy (also included), to make sure the tape is "sandwiched" in your eyelid skin.To me, the toughest part is positioning the tape just right in the crease (still working on this, but I just got them today) and snipping those little ends off (scissors / eye balls -- an inherently dicey proposition. Just go very slow.) At first I could "feel" the strips on my eyelid, but after about an hour I forgot all about them, kind of like contact lenses.I love the little case the strips come in, but wish the scissors were small enough to fit in the case. All-in-all, I can see wearing these anytime I want to look a little younger/firmer/fresher. Which is pretty much always. ; )

It came on time and every thing was in the package. The thing with these is that it won’t stay on. They are tricky to use. But even if you finally get it, they aren’t sticky enough to stay. If you add glue to help it stick, it just gets really messy and will ruin your makeup.