Want to try the latest magnetic lash trend? We've got you covered

Updated : Apr 23, 2021 16:14
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Magnetic eyelashes are increasingly becoming a trendy alternative to traditional false lashes or as we like to call them, falsies. They are easy to use and contain small magnets to help the lash stick to your upper eyelids without the use of glue.

Applying magnetic lashes can take some time, however, once you are used to it, you will surely get impressive results. Follow these simple steps to up your lash game.

Always put mascara before applying these to get a natural look and If you’re planning on wearing other eye makeup, such as eye shadow, be sure you apply it before you use falsies.

Apply a thin line of the liner to your upper lid, just as you normally would. Then, use a pair of tweezers to line your lash strip up with your eyeliner and apply, adjusting as needed. Easy peasy!

Are they safe for your eyes?

Magnetic eyelashes are considered safer than other types of false eyelashes that use potentially harmful glues. But you can still get allergies or infections if you don’t use them correctly and carefully.

If you decide to go with magnetic lashes, keep these points in mind. Don’t share magnetic lashes with other people. Avoid using them if you have an infection or the skin around your eye is irritated.

Clean your magnetic eyelashes after each use with rubbing alcohol or basic soap and water to prevent bacterial growth. Let them dry completely and then store them in an airtight container.

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