CLIONE PRIME Eyelashes Extension Cluster - Multipack of 240 (3 Sizes, 80 pcs each) Single Lashes Clusters with Eyelash Glue and Tweezers, Complete Eyelashes Extension Compact Lash Kit

The media could not be loaded. I can’t wait to install them. I tried the glue on the back of my hand. NO reaction!! Yay Vegan!!

This is the worst I have tried… it truly feels like kid paintbrushes on your eyes and the “vegan” glue still burns your eyes.. does not adhere either..

I ordered these individual lashes to apply myself to go on vacation. I’ve never applied individual lashes before and this kit has everything you need in order to accomplish you by yourself. The eyelashes are soft and the glue does not seem to irritate my eyes. I’m going to do the full amount of my lashes in the next couple days will update pictures.

I have always wanted to try lash extensions because my natural lashes are barely visible.I notice these DIY lash extension and thought, I'll give these a go, and was quite excited to get them.It was only when I received them that I notice it said on the box "vegan"... Oh, don't tell me these are plastic! I thought to myself... they are. For those of us who had a doll as a child, that would close it's eyes when you laid it down... these lashes are exactly like the plastic/nylon lashes you'd find a a similar doll.I was impressed with the amount of lash extension. There three different sized trays of lashes. The tweezers included look and feel high quality. Glue is also included, and some inexplicable items of which I have absolutely no idea what they are or what their purpose is as there are not instructions included in the box.There is a card inside with a Q-code that takes you to their website, so I scan it expecting to be taken to an application tutorial video... but this product is not even listed. And there are no you tube tutorials showing how to apply them.I have not attempted to apply these to my eyes, I am not at all interested in applying plastic lash extension to my eyelids. I'm sure there are many vegans who are false lash enthusiast out there who will have no problem applying them.They're not for me.

This kit is advertised as a diy lash extensions kit, but these are cluster lashes (bulky bases from the adhesive that holds them together). They're not the same as lash extensions you get at a salon, which are properly isolated and attached to each individual natural lash with a medical grade adhesive - also not a one size fits all or weighted down lash.That said, even with the description I could see these were cluster lashes, so it's exactly what I was expecting. It's a nice kit that comes with some good quality vetus tweezers. Just kinda confused why the kit includes actual lash extension glue with cyanoacrylate (intended for only professional salon application) and not the temporary clear glue that is typically used with clusters and strips. Not exactly the safest thing to be applying on your own with your eyes open, and without knowledge of how it works or how to use it. Although rare, allergic reactions do happen from this type of glue, and I wouldn't be happy to wake up with painful swollen eyes if I just so happened to have a reaction. Not to mention, this glue holds for 3-4 weeks, so you will need a glue remover (also not safe to apply with no prior training) or get them removed at a salon. Just trying to point out the difference. Either way, it's exactly what I was expecting and is a good kit for cluster lashes (to use with the proper glue), if that's what you're looking for.