Magnetic Double Wispies

I was excited to try my first pair of false eyelashes since a health condition has caused me to lose a good deal of my hair, including my eyelashes. I bought several kinds to try out, and this product unfortunately stood out as an absolute failure. I really wish zero stars was a thing. The magnets were NOT magnetic, rending the product absolutely unusable.While that alone is enough said, I thought it worth mentioning that there are two other problems as well.First, the dainty lashes are secured on both ends to the packaging with some kind of super sticky goo. After finally, carefully separating the lashes from the goo, some of said super sticky goo remained on the lashes, causing them to adhere to themselves and clump up. Of course, they also stuck to anything they touched... my fingers, the applicator, a random dog hair... I really can't fathom how anyone would think this method of securing such a delicate product was in any way a good idea.Second, the applicator is pretty much useless as well. Although I couldn't obviously use the applicator with these lashes because the lashes had lost their magnetism, I did attempt the applicator with a different product. Failure. The applicator does not open wide enough, failing to accommodate space for the falsies and for your own lashes, as well as the curvature of your eyelids.Short story: don't waste your time or money on Ardell Magnetic Lashes.

These are great. I am new to trying lashes so thought I would try these. I didn’t get them in the correct place and tried pulling them apart and that’s when one of the magnets stayed stuck to the other but not to the lash so this is my fault since I was a little rough pulling them off of my lashes. Just be gentle

TL;DR - bad glue residue on the lashes, magnets on wrong side on the "under" lashesI bought these because I already have another brand's double magnet lashes with a much better applicator (the one that looks like a lashes curler) and thought I could just buy extra lashes, but when I received it the magnets on the lower lashes are on the wrong side, so they don't "release" from the applicator and snap into place.Even if you are going to use these by manually putting them on (which I just personally cannot do, lol), the packaging came with the lashes held in place by these dots of really sticky glue, that left residue on the actual lashes, making some of the lashes stick together, and worst of all stay stuck to your finger when you are attempting to apply them, because naturally you will want to grab them by the ends to try and put them on. This could have been avoided if they just put a magnetic strip in the packaging to store the lashes in place instead of the worst temporary glue on the face of the earth. It is so bad that a bit of lash ripped off when I tried to peel it out of the packaging.If you are already a magnetic eyeliner user then this might be a good fit for you. Then you would actually get 2 sets of upper lashes since the under lashes aren't really different from the uppers.

I got these because I assumed they would be easy to apply I’d have lashes and things would be perfect. Unfortunately so not the case. They do look amazing and seem they would look good on if I was actually able to get them on. The tool they would be cool if it did was it was supposed to. I feel the magnet’s should be opposite to each other but who knows I’m not a pro. I’ve tried to put them on for days now and still just can’t even trying without the tool and just using my hands I get one side but the other just falls off my lashes. It’s just way to much work when it shouldn’t be.

I love using magnetic lashes. Love the concept and efficiency. When I bought these, I thought the Ardell would be the best lashes from the different sets I got. Let me tell you, I have never struggled so much with magnetic lashes ever till these.I know for some, it’s not easy to apply magnetic lashes. However, these were very difficult. First, they have magnetics glued on the same side for the upper and lower not on the opposite, which is what most magnetic lash strips have. Traditionally, the upper lash has the magnets glued underneath, and the bottom strip has them glued above the strip so that when you apply the two it’s sticks immediately and holds well. But these lashes have the magnets glued underneath the strip on BOTH the upper and lower.I thought this was so weird.So I thought, either it’s defective, poor design, or Ardell intended for these lashes to be paired with magnetic liner. When you see the lashes, they are quite thick. Very dramatic. So what did I do? I TESTED IT OUT FOR Y’ALL! I grabbed some magnetic gel liner and tested a lash strip! They work, but I bought these one specifically to not need the liner because sometimes I don’t want to wear eyeliner! SO! You could do these for all 4 lashes because again, the magnets are glued on the bottom of the lash strip. I also read in the reviews that people were cutting them in half or trimming them. The thing about magnetic lashes is that they are not meant to be cut, and if you need to cut or trim then either the lash type is not working for you, or it’s a poor design. Can you do it though cause it’s your life? Yes, I suppose you can cut the bottom strip in half *(you shouldn’t have to do this). I don’t recommend trimming the lashes because you then run the risk of ruining the magnetic hold and also the weight of them, just try out a new style or brand! Hope this review works for you!So summary, to use these without eyeliner they are pretty difficult because of the magnet design but if you’re using them with magnetic eyeliner you should be fine!*bonus tip!!!! When applying lashes, magnetize the pieces together first and then bend them around for a little while for better application and results!!