Lash Bond and Seal Cluster Lashes Glue DIY Lash Extension Kit Lash Clusters Glue Individual Lashes Strong Hold 48-72 Hours DIY Eyelash Extension Kit Suitable for Sensitive Eyes

Sit tight, this is going to be a long review. Ever since i discovered the ease and convenience of DIY cluster lashes, I have been on a mission to find the perfect cluster lash glue. I've literally scoured Amazon and purchased over a handful of glue and gave them a week or two before giving up. That being said, I've lost some real lashes in the process so don't do what I did and just purchase this Fadlash bond and seal cluster lashes. I am hoping to reverse the damage to my lashes that the other glues have caused. The fact that this glue can anchor to my already puny damaged natural lashes is a gd miracle. This review, I will cover all of the problems I had with other glues with a comparison. I want a glue that is going to hold the lashes with full intention of extended wear. I'm a personal trainer, I sweat every day. I can't wear a faceful of makeup and I don't have time to be replacing sets every day. Most important: the bond. This bond gets sticky immediately. I coat the root of my lashes and the base of the cluster. The glue is pliable enough to make adjustments and the glue stays sticky so you don't have to keep coating the glue. Other bonds are super runny and will stick the lashes to the eyelid. This bond does not. Once you get the placement, it's anchored. The only downside is that the lashes can stick to your finger or your tweezer. I've found that blinking fast against my finger upon anchoring and using the tweezer to release the bond from sticking to the finger, gets the cluster lash set. The consistency is pliable but definitely firm. It does not dry like concrete like some other popular brands (i-envy, ardell). It also doesn't dry too fast and flake like (lilac, B&Q). This bond is also not too gummy and it doesn't transfer like (quewel). The seal is pretty fabulous. Once the lashes are placed, the seal literally takes care of any gummy feeling and those lashes aren't moving. However, be sure to not use the seal to excess. It will leave residual clear clumps that will have to be removed. The comfort of the lashes are great. They are lasting past 3 days and the removal is simple, there's no pulling lashes off. I do use a remover to soften, I let it sit for about 20 minutes before I use baby oil gel to scrub and remove. I'm also not experiencing any movement or prickly irritation that I've experienced in the past with this glue and it isn't dissolving the lashes like some glue will do In closing, this is the best glue out there that I have tried. I sweat, swim, shower, cleanse my face and sleep, these lashes are looking just as good as when I applied them.

I am a false lash enthusiast, but I prefer lashes that look more natural than outlandish. I have tried every lash and glue combo imaginable; professional extensions, strip lashes, Flutter Habit, and falscara. This glue is by far the best, longest-lasting, and easiest-to-use that I've found. My lashes last anywhere from 5-10 days, and I've gone to water parks and have an intense toddler who always tries to rip them off. Here are a couple of tips to make sure you get the most out of this glue: After you have applied the bond to your lashes, apple your lash segments to the underside of your lashes, but make sure they do not touch your water line. Get them as close as you can, but don't let it touch. This will ensure that your lashes aren't poking you, and that you dont accidentally get seal in your eyes when you put it on. Make up remover (I use the target brand one that's like $1.50) will get this stuff off. If I accidentally get some bond in a place where I didn't mean to, I just use a Q Tip soaked in that stuff and it comes off. Make sure you blink kind of hard a couple of times before you apply your seal to make sure your lashes aren't poking you anywhere.

Best thing I've used yet for my eyelashes. Easy to use and if u put enough bond and seal on the eyelashes they stay a long time like 2 to 3 weeks. I love it,!!!

Loved the bond, but the wand was a pain to work with. The concept for the angled wand was great, but execution was poor. The wand came bent, which I assumed was to help apply the bond closer to the lash line — but because the stopper did not adequately filter the excess bond when removing the wand from the tube, the wand would constantly have clumpy gunk on it during application. Rather than combing the bond through my lashes like I would with regular mascara, I just dab the bond/wand at the base of my lashes. This was the best workaround I could find for dealing with the clumpy nature of the wand. I did like how the wand was angled so that I can get into my inner eye, but again the execution was poor and the clumping on the wand soured my experience. The bond itself is terrific. It dries fairly quickly and does not remain tacky for hours like some bonds. It also did not turn tacky when I’ve spent time outside (100F heat and 75% humidity). With this bond, my cluster lashes held on for 8 days before I swapped them out if boredom. I’m sure they could have lasted longer if I let it. I’ve even gotten 5 days without applying the sealer. My lashes remain in tact when I shower and wash them with lash shampoo + fan brush. In spite of its strength and wonderful retention, the bond is easy and gentle to remove with an oil-based eye makeup remover. The sealer is fine, and the wand on the sealer end is also fine— no clumping at all, and easy application. It is a clear sealer and dries clear. I have not experienced white residue.

Holds lashes for about 2-3 days max. Does not damage natural lashes. If you are looking for a long lasting glue that you can wet and clean lashes this is not it. Feels like goo once lashes come out & easy to remove with makeup remover.