Magnetic Eyelashes 5 Magnets to Use With Magnetic Eyeliner（Only 1 Pair of Magnetic Lashes）

Ok so, I got a pair of moxielashes with the magnetic eyeliner and bought these ones to have an extra pair because moxielashes are sooo expensive, I was so surprised when I put on this Lamix lashes, Omg, first of all, they look like natural lashes, they're real hair I think, or at least they look like real hair, they give you the most natural look ever, but at the same time, great volume and lenght. I got the style 217 because I wanted something that I could wear everyday, moxielashes are so dramatic and unnatural, these on the other hand: nobody is gonna know they are falsies... they have 5 magnets which are super strong and adhere like a charm, I recomend everyone that wants to try magnetic eyelashes to get these ones! The price can't be beaten, and the quality is beyond amazing, I have tried many different styles, from ardell, moxie and other brands, and the Lamix ones are by far my favorite. Now I want to try all the styles they have!!!!! I would 100% recommend these lashes!

This is the first time trying any magnetic lashes. I am certainly not a pro doing an eye liner but it was easy. These are perfect as they have the length but not the overly fake/full look. I considered shortening them a bit but people that have seen told me otherwise so I’ve kept. The only thing my eyes get a bit itchy after hours of use. It may be in just bit used to wearing liner all the time. I bought a black magnetic liner in amazon. Great deal for $18 total and super fast and easy!

I stopped wearing makeup for several years and when I started again, I started with the absolute minimum: tinted BB cream, powder and lipstick in various forms: gloss, matte, liner only, 12-hour, etc., you get the idea. If I was feeling ambitious I'd add mascara. I've tried dozens upon dozens of drugstore brands and they've all left me rather underwhelmed- from clumps to flakes to eyelashes caked together...yeah, I've been through it all. The worst was always the slight raccoon eye effect after only a couple of hours. So, instead of mascara, I just wore sunglasses EVERYWHERE.Then I started looking into salon falsies and was almost ready to commit, and it is a HUGE commitment in both time and money. I decided I would try various kinds of self-applied falsies first. At 42 years of age and not a lot of experience or talent with makeup, I obviously had quite the mixed bag of results. These were very easy to use, stayed in place all day (even the inner eye corners that almost always pop up) and were easily removed when I was ready to remove them! They have required very little maintenance, just a bit of eye makeup remover to clean the residue off the magnets and lashes for those that use mascara after application to blend.After I apply the magnetic liner, I curl my lashes then add one coat of mascara. Once the mascara has had just enough time to start to set without smudging, I pop on the magnetic lashes and am ready to go! Very easy to use, doesn't add additional time to my routine and finishes with a nice, full, natural look. Definitely one of my better purchases under $10!

I love your product!I was searching Amazon for a pretty set of faux magnetic eyelashes. I never heard of this product before but the reviews were good so I decided to go for it and order! I ordered the LAMIX Magnetic Eyelashes. It was a one-pair whispy box. I already had magnetic eyeliners from the (2) different Arishine Eyeliner and Eyelashes Kit(s) I’d previously ordered. I love the LAMIX - they are more day lashes - still dramatic and full. I’m early 50’s and want my eyes to pop. These lashes from LAMIX were perfect - I’ve already used them a few times and they still look new. Thank you, LAMIX Magnetic Eyelashes - one pair box!

I originally bought #216 but they were a bit too long for me so I exchanged them for #217. They look more natural and are perfect for every day while still giving me a decent amount of fullness and length. I had to cut them to make them fit my eye. I recommend cutting from the outer corner since the inner one is tapered to fit your eye better. Cut as close to the next magnet as possible so you don't have any area sticking out. Mine are now 4 magnets and they still adhere very well and are so easy to put on! I use a liner from moxielash and it works great, you just need 2 coats and let it dry thoroughly before putting them on.

I bought an embarrassingly expensive magnetic liner and lash set from LashLiner. $55 for 1 set lashes and tube of liner. it worked, but the liner was flaky and gross after 2 days, which sucked, because the liner goes for $40 and is why the kit is so expensive. I bought a magnetic liner off amazon for $10 that was smoother and easier to apply than the $40 dollar liner. And these lashes ( i have bought like 5 different styles now) are AMAZING. the lashes are gorgeous, mink-style with a beautiful tapered tip and fluffy distribution. These lashes will work with any magnetic liner and give AMAZING results. My only tip is to be sure to clean off the magnets after use-- the liner tends to come off with magnets on the lashes and if you don't properly scrape away the old liner residue, they won't work well.Every style I've purchased is gorgeous but the 217's are the best, at least for day-to-day. they look like what i'd want my lashes to look like if i got lash extensions. but with these there's no damage to your lashes or upkeep!

The lashes were too long (eye width corner to corner) so after clipping off the extra width-- the end had no magnetDue to this they aren't snug corner to corner. Inside corner is fine-- outside corner being lose then losens the lashes as they "wag" on the eye from blinkingAlso the length of the lashes is so exaggerated that it you are looking for a more lush and natural look--this isn't it. The length doesn't say "she was born with it"... It says "falsies"I've uses traditional glue/strips and these feel heavier too