Chandni Chowk Bindis by MERCY LONDON Crystal Indian Bindi Face Jewels Gold Multi Packet

these are so gorgeous, elegant and pristine. Multi dimensional, very detailed, vibrant, just the best.

My pack came with 11 pieces. They are a little small compared to some of the others that I have, but that is ok. One thing that is nice is that you can wear just one, or you can pair several together if you want to make a nice design. I use a smaller one to hard a dark spot on my face, but then I like to pair a few together to put at the top of my decolletage that makes it look like I am wearing a necklace. So far, the sticking power has been pretty good. It's nice that you can also reuse these with a little eyelash glue. Take care of them and they should last.

I really like these Bindi Face Jewels. They stayed on all night and looked great. I put them on first then makeup. Love them!

These bindis are my favorite but I was disappointed to get these instead of the ones I really wanted. I've ordered a replacement so hopefully this can be fixed.

I ordered these for my Halloween costume. Make sure your face is free of any residue per se. No makeup no face creams oils anything like that. I prepped my skin first by using a little bit of alcohol everywhere I put the crystals on just to make them adhere better. These are basically a one and done. Once you use them they usually don't restick. I know you can use lash glue if you want to be able to reuse these again. I personally have not tried that. But may do that again in the future.

I received this item for free from Vine. Being a hippie goth, I’ve been wearing bindi for fashion for a long time. These are well made and beautiful. The stickiness is okay - I’d use eyelash glue for every wearing to ensure that they stay on and in place. The round and thicker ones will be the most durable while the thing ones will take some extra TLC if you want them to last. I have bindi made with the same materials that are over 10 years old that I still wear - you just have to make sure you take very good care of them and gently take the eyelash glue off to make them last. I recommend using an old makeup compact that you can completely clear out and sanitize to use as storage just be sure to keep them on the plastic film they come with. The price on these is a little high compared to the head shop I get mine from but not everyone has a place for local access so the extra bit of money to have it delivered to your door is probably worth it.

Just played around with these Mercy London bindis and they've been a fun addition to my makeup bag. The variety of designs is pretty cool, lets you mix and match for different vibes. Applying them is super easy, just peel and stick - no special skills needed. They stay put surprisingly well, survived a night of dancing without budging. The sparkle factor is no joke, definitely catches the light (and attention). Now for the slightly less shimmery bits - while they're sturdy, removing them can be a bit tricky without leaving residue. Some of the more intricate designs can be fiddly to place just right. They're not exactly subtle, might be a bit much for everyday wear. The reusability is nice in theory, but they lose some stickiness after the first use. If you're looking to add some sparkle to your look for festivals, parties, or just fun nights out, these bindis could be worth a try. They've definitely upped my glam game, even if I'm not quite ready to rock them at the office. Great for experimenting with different styles or adding a bohemian touch to outfits. While they might not be for everyone, they've certainly made my makeup routine more exciting. These little sparkly stickers have turned some basic looks into eye-catching ensembles, most of the time anyway.​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​

These are really gorgeous and delicate. They are intricate and nicely shaped.You may want to apply these to freshly washed and dry skin, as I noticed the hold on these is not lasting. If you do not touch them at all, they may last longer or your miles may vary, but as is, there's nothing particularly impressive about their stick. One got caught in my hair and pulled it off, then it could not be re-adhered due to the oils of my skin, I'm assuming. So you might want a bit of eyelash glue on hand, or even start applying that to begin with.I found these expensive for the amount given without some incredible sticking performance, but I won't dock points for low jewel count outright when I willingly knew the cost going into it.