Description
- Lash Extension Primer and Adhesive: Double-sided tube includes strong adhesive infused with biotin to prep lashes: sealer with vitamin E that removes residue and locks your lash extension wisps into place for a comfortable wear that will last all day long
- If You Can Mascara, You Can Falscara: Build and customize these 24 cruelty free synthetic eyelash extensions that are reusable up to 3 times; use with starter kit, bond and seal, applicator, and remover – each sold separately
- The New Way to Lash: With tiny microfibers you place under your own eyelashes rather than above, the results are beautiful natural looking lashes that are easy to apply and just as easy to remove
- DIY Lash Looks That Wow: KISS has everything you need for an at-home lash extension look in an array of lengths and styles: similar to salon lash extensions, saves you from expensive trips to the spa; applicators, glues, and removers sold separately
- Be Kiss Confident: We’re a global leader in professional quality beauty products and treatments, with iconic brands sold in over 100 countries; We empower beauty enthusiasts to “Bring the Salon Home”
Abrial –
This is super easy to use as a beginner. I just started doing my own lashes at home and they usually last at least 5 days until i have to remove them and put a fresh set. They would last longer if i brushed them out lol. Tap the glue on your lash line AND to the actual extension. That is the trick. Once i have one eye done i do the other. Then i use the seal along on the lash line. Don’t brush it through the lashes or it will make them crunchy. I also put the seal on an eyelash clamp and clamp the lashes to my natural lash at the very end. This helped me and has cut down on my morning routine so much!
Samantha –
Got it bc of the TikTok, of course. It works pretty dang well, however I have not been able to have it last longer than 4 days. With that said, I don’t know of another glue that even has hold that long.
I’ve used this product for about a month know and here is what i’ve learned and my process
I only apply them after I have showered rather than just taking my makeup off so I don’t have excess oils from my makeup remover on my lashes. I do have longer lashes (why use this product you ask, well i am lazy and dont want to apply mascara everyday), so I learned to only put the bond on the first half of my lashes where the root of the cluster is going to go. I didnt notice any difference in staying powder when I did the entire lash, and it also made them look pretty crappy after i put the sealer on, which i will talk about here soon. I find it easiest to start on the outer corner of my lashes inwards, placing them with tweezers and melding the two by clamping above where i put the glue. After placing them all, i then go back with an actual eyelash tweezer and clamp the base of them- it doesnt put as much pressure on the individual clusters like the regular tweezers do which is why i think it doesnt yank out any of the clusters.
After theyre all nice and melded, i then go back with the sealer JUST AT THE BASE WHERE I PUT THE GLUE. On the lash length, if its too thick, itll look white when it dries which no one wants, and also why i put 4 stars. I do unfortunately find this step necessary bc without, if I were to close by eyes too tightly, theyd stick to my bottom lashes.
I do apply my makeup as usual, eyeliner, eyeshadow etc. When cleaning my face though, I only use micellar water on a cotton swab and clean my lid and lash line. I suspect that is where the lack of longevity MAY come into play but as you can see with other reviews, people complain that they cannot get the glue off with just the micellar water. However, i do reuse my clusters and clean them with micellar water and tend to some of the coloration of the glue off without having to break out my actual lash remover which brings me to the next part
I remove them by using Neutrogena melting balm which I also got here on Amazon. I put it on a little q tip swipe my lash line then put some on my finger so i can work it into the other side. I’ve never had trouble removing the glue and have never had more than my usual lash loss using this. If you can’t get the glue off easy, you aren’t using the right product. Also, why are people complaining that the glue is sticky and wont come off easy, that is literally the selling point lol.
All this said, I do still wake up some mornings and a cluster has come loose– i just dab some glue on where it needs to go on my lashes, stick the lash cluster end in the tube then pop it on, smush together, and seal as usual.
I do highly recommend getting all of the equipment you need PRIOR to using them- get the lashes, the glue, the tweezers, the remover, the q tips, everything that will help you, especially if you worry about your lash health- dont put yourself in a situation that forces your hand to make a decision you wouldn’t have otherwise e.g. tearing at your lashes to get glue off rather than buying the right remover
A suggestion for the manufacturers: make the bottles clear or have some way of indicating how much remains. I am absolutely terrified of getting halfway through an eye and not having enough left lol. (I did buy a back up for this reason, which i would’ve already, but i’d imagine youd want people to buy because of want rather than anxiety lol)
Solveig Torjesen –
I purchased this bond when I decided to try Falscara lashes as an alternative to professional lash extension applications. It does bond, however, it takes precision to apply the lashes the right way and it’s easy to apply them wrong. One night, I wore them and one on each eye had turned inward and was hurting both of my eyes. I had to rip them off before the end of the night.
As far as the bond, itself, it works. However, I had a lot of white residue on the lashes after applying both sides of the balm. I am a cosmetics novice so this is in no way a professional review. But, it is one from someone who has applied lashes for years.
This method is trickier because you apply the lashes on the rim of your upper lid, at the water line. Not on top of the lash line, like most. (It does make for a more natural look when done correctly.) Just be patient, precise and careful, or you will end up will an uncomfortable wear.
Taylor –
super expensive and doesn’t hold that well. super hard to get off of eyelashes. found it at walmart for half the price
Tester1 –
Justo lo descrito, es sorprendentemente fácil aplicarse las pestañas con este producto y duran aproximadamente una semana
Abrial –
(I’m only reviewing the actual bond and seal stuff bcus i used different lashes than what comes in the whole falscara kit. this is my first time trying lashes like this. Ive worn regular strip lashes for a few years now and wanted to try smth more seamless)
I tried using a little bit and an average amount of bond (one way on each eye) to see what would work better, be more secure, or easier to work with. With both ways, all my natural lashes clumped up together and stuck together weird. It was annoying having to keep separating them, just for them to get stuck when i blink or look down. Slightly uncomfortable when they’d get stuck to my bottom lashes as well. I think putting on the bond in sections would definitely help the process be easier and ill be trying that next.
The applicator wand itself isnt my favorite either. I like thats its small and can somewhat fit in the tight spots like the inner corner or outer corner. But i couldnt always tell if it was holding product where i wanted it to (like the very very end so i can get right next to my lash line). No major complaints abt it tho.
The seal tho. Couldn’t tell that any product was being applied and then when i could tell it was white and clumpy. The applicator for the seal end, doesn’t feel like its actually getting close enough? or coming fully in contact w the lash to seal anything. Both ends have the same type of wand, but i think it works better for the bond end. I just didn’t feel like it was sealing anything in, and i was right. I had multiple sections come off after the seal was applied.
I fought w the bond trying my best to get it close to the root of my lash and my lash line without poking myself in the eye, but i still had sections fall out or move and id have to redo them. This could be because of the fake lashes i used but i don’t think so. I put the bond directly on the lash and it wouldnt stick till the 5th or 6th try.
It’s been about an hour since i put them on. My eyes are a little irritated (watery) but i think that just bcus theres smth there that normally isnt. I haven’t felt any pain. They are still sticky tho. The seal is supposed to, well, seal them in place, and get rid of the stickiness….theyre still sticky. I don’t like that, but it hasnt caused me problems yet.
I did see a review that said to not sleep in them, im sorry b but im doin it. I wanna see if they last through the night and how well they hold up. My hopes aren’t super high but its fine bcus i have nowhere to be tomorrow so nobody will see my lookin crazy.
If i remember, i will write an update in the morning
UPDATE:
It lasted through the night. my eyes did not get glued shut. bcus the lashes were still sticky when i went to bed, even after leaving them for an hour to maybe dry more, i woke up w some v small fuzz on my lashes. tiny fuzz, but very noticeable, at least to me. i ended up redoing them completely w a lot less bond and less sealer. 1 they look more natural, less like i put a bunch of mascara on. 2 im not as sure that they will last through the night. i do work tomorrow but ill have time before work to fix em if i need to. i will update then if i remember 🙂
UPDATE 2:
i ended up redoing them completely, they came out a lot better. i curled my lashes before applying and it helped a lot with the whole process. i put a small amount of bond on my natural lashes a few millimeters away from the skin and then put bond on the base of the cluster lash. it held well and felt natural. i had to fix em up a few times. one cluster would fall off and id redo it as well as others that were close to falling off. they haven’t irritated my eyes much. they lasted about a week though. took me about 10 20 minutes to do this time.
i also have decided to try do individual lashes with a separate glue to see if they look more natural, feel softer, and last longer. not to say this isnt a good product. it works well for a drugstore brand and id use it again as well as recommend to others. it does the job and comes in convenient packaging. not too hard to do either. throughout the week they started to droop. idk if its bcus my natural lashes grow straight and were pushing them down or if the lash clusters were too heavy. either way, those are things to keep in mind.
Ariadne Marrufo –
At first I loved this product but after 2 weeks my lashes started to fall out. I don’t have a lot of lashes to begin with but once I started to use this product I lost a lot. The hold of the lashes was decent but you could definitely find a better glue out there! The glue was also really hard to get off which probably contributed to me losing my natural lashes.
jenaemb –
When they say only put a little and only at the root they mean it i for one thought u put it on like a mascara after not reading directions and it had my lashes sticking to eachother
Gediane –
This wasn’t too bad but it is extremely clumpy
amariah –
Chegou corretamente e mais rápido do que o previsto.
Com certeza voltarei a comprar.