Darkness False Eyelashes K-Ma 9

I used these for my Clockwork Orange costume on Halloween, and they looked awesome. Much easier than I thought it would be to put them on, the glue dries clear, and they're very easy to take off.I wear makeup every day, but never false eyelashes before and I had a lot of questions. I watched youtube videos of people putting them on, and it helped a lot. So here's everything I've found out for anyone else who wants to know.About the glue:There are instructions in English but they don't really help. All the reviews I read said that one tube is 'strong' and the other is 'super strong', but really only one is glue and the other is PRIMER, according to a video I found by a girl who uses Darkness eyelashes all the time.Other reviews said they received a tube with a yellow cap and a tube with a white cap. I got two white tubes, one with red writing and one with blue writing. The blue tube had a clear gel in it that stayed clear, and the red tube had a white cream that turned blue while applying it. It takes a while to completely dry, but it will eventually turn clear. I don't know if I'm right, but I used the blue for primer and the red for glue, and it worked great. They both have a wand attached to the cap so it was really easy to apply.On the Top: The fake lashes go ABOVE your real lashes.On the Bottom: They go BELOW your real lashes. (Your real lashes are always between the fake lashes and your eye.)You don't really need anything else to put them on with, but tweezers were helpful.HOW TO APPLY:1. The lashes are glued on both sides to the box. Very carefully pull them off; they're easy to rip. Make sure the lashes are curving the same way as your real ones.2. Measure them against your lash line and then cut off the end a little if it feels too long. (I only cut the one for my bottom lid because it had some dried glue still on it that felt sharp, and I think it looks better when the bottom is a little shorter).3. If you're also wearing makeup, put eyeliner on before the lashes. All of the videos I watched used liquid, but I only had the stick kind so I just used that. It worked fine but the liquid probably would have been nicer. Try to make the bottom a little thicker than you normally world to hide the band better.4. Apply a thin layer of the clear gel from the blue bottle onto one of lashes (they're all the same size). Wait about 30 seconds. Put a thin layer of the white cream from the red bottle on over the clear, it'll turn blue. Put a little extra on both ends, but it gets very sticky so you don't need a lot! Wait another 30 seconds.5. You really want to only touch skin with the glue where you want to keep it. But if you do get it somewhere don't try to rub it off, you won't be able to see it once it dries.6. The best way I could figure out to do this was to gently lay the fake lashes on top of your real ones, using them as a shelf, as close to your lash line as possible. Try to center them and get them close to your real lashes, then press and hold until they feel secure.7. BLINK a few times before it's dry to make sure it feels ok. It'll be weird but not painful. (My contacts clouded up a lot while I put them on. I don't know if it was because I wasn't blinking or maybe the smell from the chemicals in the glue, but they were fine after blinking a few times)8. The bottom lashes were a lot easier than the top ones. Apply the primer and glue, and attach it under your real lashes at the outer corner first and then the inner side.9. It takes a while for the blue color to go away, but it will eventually turn clear. If you have mascara, it will make your real lashes and the fake ones blend better. The mascara didn't mess up the pattern in the lashes at all.The top and bottom kept sticking together every time I blinked at one spot where I used too much glue. I dabbed some mascara overtop of it and it helped. I think the primer would have worked too, because it dries hard and the glue dries sticky.TO REMOVE:They are really easy to take off. I just cupped some warm water in my hands over my eyes a few times, then used my normal face wash the way I would to remove eye makeup. They just fell off into my hands. Even if all you have is dish soap, use it. I can't imagine how much it would hurt to just rip these off.I hope all that helps someone! They sound difficult but it was actually a lot easier than I thought it would be.

These were the 1st false eyelashes I ever worn.I live in a korean neighborhood and the lady in the store sold them to me for $1 each pair.I had them for over a year and loved the way they looked on my almond eyes.I lost a pair and looked every where being I brought all the pairs the lady had left.Im so happy I found them again.Yeah they are very stiff at 1st but they do start to feel comfortable after a few times using them.Cant wait to get them all again.

Perfect anime girl eyelashes! The only issue I had is that the edges are hard and it kinda made my eyes itchy because it was rough and hard. But they stayed on all day and looked super cute! Would recommend.

Very beautiful lashes, very long. Interfere with my glasses at times but that's my own fault. I didn't bother using the tiny glue tubes it came with, I already had my own. The lash line is very thick and heavy, and the inner corner tends to peel off after a few hours but I think it could be my glue also. Not for daily wear, but great for special occasions and cosplays!

I’m not sure if i received a defective pair but I’ve tried to work with these lashes multiple times and I’m just going to throw them away. The band is extremely plastic and the lashes look extremely Plastic. Might as well go to cvs and just get ardell lashes because there is very little positive to say about these. I have large eyes so maybe that’s the problem, but these are barely visible. They are so thin so short and barely have any thickness or projection it almost looks like no lashes are on. I am honestly shocked these worked for anyone. I went on a whim buying these and wish i didn’t. Someone said here they are good for 60s looks....no they’re not! I can barely see them on my eyes and they’re so plastic and the band was so stiff. I tried to mold the band and it became some weird overly hard pliable plastic. Literally worst lashes I’ve ever used.

We use these for dance competitions. Nice for stage. Not sure I’d where them normally as they are very bold. I have used them for years though for stage.

These are extremely dramatic lashes and I honestly dont even know why I bought them. But they are extremely high quality, well made and easy to apply, clean and store. They will no doubt last a long time. They look great on camera but in person are obviously fake. Personally, I would stick to my Ardell lashes, which are more flimsy and breakable but look like real lashes on me. But if you want drama, these are definately for you!

I used them for a cosplay. Went to a con with these, stayed on for at least 12 hours. Wonderful lashes, got a compliment on them in fact. Comes with its own tube a glue that turns blue when you apply it on the lashes. I used it instead of other lash glue and found better success with it. I've used these lashes around 5 or 6 times so far and they are holding up well. You may have to trim the lashes to fit them on your eyelids.