Korean Lash Lift Kit - Eye Brow Lamination Kit Eyelash Perm Kit Eyelash Lift Kit Lash Perm Eyebrow Lamination

I've been seeing ads for various brands of eyelash perm kits and decided to buy the least expensive one. I am stunned by how my lashes look--so nice. I've used eyelash curlers my whole life and now, I'm going to switch to lash lifts. My lashes are very visible without mascara. They are really lifted.It took me a little more than an hour to use the kit the first time. The direction sheet in this kit is very tiny, but with magnification, easy to follow. The packets for the process are clearly labeled. I did find it difficult to glue the rod to my eyelid and keep it from pulling back up. However, it didn't have a negative impact on the outcome. The solution in the kit is similar to that used in permanent kits for hair. Between the glue and solution, my eyes burned and teared, but I found drying my skin with a tissue and patting my lashes and the rod to dry everything worked fine and I was able to continue moving forward.I was very worried about the harshness of the kit and the possibility it might cause me to lose lashes. I don't think I lost a single one! I think using an eyelash curler frequently is much more likely to cause lash loss than using this kit every six weeks or so.In all honesty, it is a pain in the neck to go through the process, but the results are so worth it. I can't see paying for this in a salon when I can buy a kit and do it myself for a small fraction of the cost.One suggestion - find a friend and do the kit together -- I'll do your eyes if you'll do mine. There are a couple of steps that require removing the solution and reapplying solution which I found difficult because I had trouble seeing with the solution on my lashes. Having another person do the process would solve that problem. Another option would be to complete the entire process for one eye and then repeat on the other. This would double the time but would also eliminate the issue of not being able to see well because of the solution irritating my eyes.

I was a little nervous to try a DIY lash lift, but this Korean lash lift kit made it super easy. The instructions were clear and the results were honestly better than I expected. My lashes looked lifted and curled for over a month, which is amazing for the price. The only thing is that it does take a bit of patience, especially the first time. But once you get the hang of it, it's totally worth it.

TLDR: it works very well, and keeps my lashes curled nicely for a few weeks before wearing off. However, the glue is annoying and it doesn’t come with nearly enough applicators. But read the full review for more context.Let me give you some background: as I’ve gotten older, my lashes have stayed long but become straight. Curling my lashes usually involves me accidentally pinching my eyelid or ripping out a few lashes. Mascara is fine but wearing it and taking it off everyday is annoying, and I tend to get panda eyes as the day goes on. Ideally, I’d like to leave the house fresh faced without getting the concerned comments from friends and family about how tired I look, and without looking in the mirror and thinking I must have mysteriously lost all of my eyelashes overnight.So anyways, I’m not looking for much. Just something to lift my lashes a bit to help my confidence. And this kit gave me just that — nicely lifted lashes that last for a few weeks! I could definitely notice a difference, and I no longer looked like a supporting character on the walking dead. However, there are a few annoying things about this kit that you should be aware of going in to it:The 3 step system is easy to follow, although I did have to reference the instructions on the Amazon listing for the times to leave on each packet! I’m not sure if I accidentally threw out the instructions or something, but I did have to keep using the Amazon pictures as my guide. Armed with my Amazon screenshot, I was ready to go.The glue to get the mold to stick to your eyelid and get your lashes to adhere to the mold is not very good. To be fair, I haven’t tried other glues from other kits, so maybe this is the standard. But I found the mold was lifting in the corners of my eyes, and some of my lashes just wouldn’t stick to the pad no matter how hard I tried. However, they have a few different sizes of molds depending on how intensely curled you want your lashes. I went with medium, and they were still very noticeable.Applying the creams to your lashes was easy enough but THEY DO NOT GIVE YOU ENOUGH APPLICATOR BRUSHES! I ended up ordering more from Amazon after my first application because I knew if I wanted to use the kit again I would need more. The creams do burn if you get them in your eye, but I would imagine that’s pretty standard. Just feels like getting a bit of shampoo in your eye. Nothing crazy.Cleaning up and everything was easy enough. The glue comes off easily, although that’s probably because it’s not very strong lol. Overall, it was 30 minutes to do, and lasted for about 3 weeks. For me, I think that’s worth the hassle. I’ll definitely be buying more of this stuff, but I might look into getting a different glue.

Works great! Instructions were pretty easy to follow. You’ll need cotton swabs to avoid burning through the applicators it comes with. Also I wouldn’t curl your lashes before applying the silicone pad because it made it harder to avoid getting lashes stuck underneath it.

Great kit overall! Takes some practice and let’s face it, it’s an uncomfortable process to diy, but this kit has everything you need for a successful home lash lift. I’m always genuinely amazed how much more lifted and long my lashes look after doing this!

If you have an hour of patience every 4-6 weeks you’ll save hundreds if not thousands compared to going to the salon! Really easy to use, doesn't burn and lasts a really long time.Comes with so many brushes and applicators too which is great. The glue works pretty well but definitely need a few coats for the lashes to stick!

Did the job of lifting my lashes but gave me a stye... I guess lifting the eyelashes creates vulnerability to the lash line. I recommend having someone do this for you or give this to a professional at a salon. Not worth a stye.