AYASAL Lash Lift Kit: Korean Thio-Free Formula Eyelash Perm Kit with Clear Step-by-Step Process, Gentle & Long-Lasting At-Home & Salon-Style Lash Lift Results, 6 Applications

I will start with most important thing - it’s a great kit, seriously. But OMG, it’s tricky and I did so many mistakes 😭 and it took me 2 hours to finish two eyes 1. First I did my brows - it was easy and just perfect. So if you wondering if you can use it for brows - I can assure that it’s really good for it 2. Then I opened instructions and started to follow it. As it was stated - I used regular pads that required a glue - and of course it was just a mess. It didn’t stick, I can’t brush my lash with perm solution coz pad was constantly peeling off. I washed my eyes, used adhesive pads, it were better, but my eyes were already like a mess with leftovers of glue and perm solution (it burns, be careful). Then somehow I attached a pads, apply the perm solution and add plastic. And this is a HUGE mistake, my lashes were slipped down together with plastic and it was just a mess. I was trying to put it back, then it goes to my eyes, it were burning my eye, I washed it with cleaning solution. Somehow apply fixing solution, and finish all this mess. It’s ended up with some result (tooo curly), but I was so disappointed - coz there were a lot of good reviews and I really wanna make it work 3. I decided to finish my second eye, coz it was a big difference already. And it was soo much easier with better results. I was using adhesive pads right away ( they still didn’t stay 100%, but I assume it’s because they were not completely clean after first eye - I tried them all during my first eye 😂), then I didn’t apply a plastic, I was just brushing my lash for 10 minutes with perm and then with fixing solution. And it was much earlier, 90% leads stress and better result. So I learn my mistakes, hopefully next time it will be much easier. And I’m wondering how you guys use it for 10 times. My cleaning solution is almost empty, not sure if adhesive pads will work next time. The customer service is just amazing! I will definitely buy more in a future

I'm writing a review because I know that chosing products like this is difficult. And for me, seeing any significant amount of negativite reviews is enough to scare me off. So I just used this product and the difference is extremely obvious in my picture. They look amazing. I can't say how long it will last, but if it's even a few weeks, I'll be happy. It's worth noting that I have pretty long eyelashes, they just stick out instead of curling up. That forces me to use a lash curler for them to look nice and there's no way that can be good for them. So the process - it takes time. Probably 40+ min per eye. The most difficult part is the glue, but the glue DOES work. You just have to let it get tacky and then keep reapplying it until they all stick - really not a big deal. The biggest pain in the butt is applying plastic and waiting 15 minutes twice (I used a Ziploc 😝). But clearly the end result is remarkable and if it lasts, it's 100% worth it. I think it's as simple as this - if you're comfortable doing your makeup, applying lashes, capable of fine details (like basic artistic abilities), this is very doable. If you're someone that can't comfortably do those things, it's going to be a massive struggle and maybe not a good choice for you. But I wouldn't blame the product for that - it DOES work.

DONT BUY. I’ve been perming my lashes for over 5 years and wow… The glue sucks and will rip eyelashes when trying to comb through. The tool makes it hard to stick lashes and is sharp. The pad is a weird jelly texture that also makes trying to fix lashes difficult. If you wear contacts this product isn’t for you. The perm solution started to shrink my contacts and I had to take it off. The “cleanser” also sucks, I had to use multiple Qtips to detach my lashes from the pad because the cleanser SUCKS. It also burns your eyes and you’d be better off using micellar water. The nutrient “oil” is thick and will also burn your eyes. There are definitely better kits out there and I wouldn’t recommend this one. Tips: the reason why you need to comb your lashes is because the way they sit on the pad is how they will be when dry/ grow out. eg: one lash crooked means it will grow the way it was laid. This is the reason why many people will say it makes their lashes look weird. The perm solution will also burn your skin on contact and is important you only apply it to root of your lashes a little bit away from the waterline. Something not included in the instructions. It is stated to test the perm and setting solution on your skin behind your ear. This is incredibly dangerous and WILL cause skin irritation. After reading the one star reviews I wanted to give some tips to people who are less experienced in perming their lashes.

Finally, freedom from the eyelash curler and lashes poking your eyes. Not going to lie, it was a complete pain to do my left eye. My lashes on the left are extremely short, so much so that the tiny lashes could not fully wrap around the pads. Also because of the shape and size of my eye, the pad kept lifting at the inner and outside corner of my eye. Here's what I did and what I recommend: 1. Cut the strip so it's a bit shorter to fit your eye. 2. Use surgical tape/first aid tape to help keep the pad in place and pull your eye lid up or pull your lower lid down, particularly if you have hooded eyes. I used a strip to pull my lower lid down and some to keep the pad on my eye lid. 3. Use duo eyelash glue under the pad to help it stick (you have to put it on and wait a few seconds for it to be tacky). I didn't do this bit will next time since the pads are essentially single use and no longer sticky. 4. Use a pad that works with your lashes. I could not get my lashes to stick to the M pad. So I ended up using M2. 5. The lash glue is VERY sticky. People say it isn't tacky and lashes won't stick. Well, it took 2 layers of glue but it was very tacky. (An initial layer and another after some lashes didn't stick). I spot checked throughout the perm process and added more glue for specific lashes that stopped sticking, pushing it back on the pad using the pokey part of the blue "y" stick. Don't wait the 30 seconds for it to get sticky. You should just start pushing your lashes up right away otherwise it's like super glue on the pad and you can't fix any lashes if they are in the wrong direction. Pushing lashes up immediately gives you just enough time to reposition lashes before they are super stuck. 6. I screwed up and used the nutrition instead of the fixation. (I can't see well without glasses). When I realized, I just put the fixation lotion over it and waited the 10 min. It was totally fine. 7. I didn't use the skin protector. I think it was just Vaseline. It was too slimy and harder for me to keep face tape in place. 8. Because my lashes were so short on the left, I really had to hold the corners of the pad in place with 2 fingers (for 10 min) to keep my tiny inner lashes from lifting off the pad. They were just too short to stick to the pad 9. My right eye was so easy because I have long lashes. The corners of the pad still lifted, but lashes were long enough to firmly stick to pad even with the lifting. 10. It doesn't have to be perfect. Even with the pad not completely stick on my lid, I still got good results. You just have to keep spot checking to make sure the lashes are positioned in an acceptable way and not weird direction. There's enough lotion to do many more applications. I won't be getting my lashes anywhere near water for the next couple days. Overall highly satisfied, will just need to see what happens over the next 4-6 weeks.

I bought this to use on my lashes and brows. This product was easy (although time consuming) to use. Clear directions that you literally cannot mess up. Follow the directions to a T. Don’t add time because you think it will have a better effect. Lol. I have thin eyebrows and lashes, and pretty sensitive, fair skin. I followed the times in the directions with perfect results. I do have to say, my hairs feel a bit “fried” (for lack of a better word) after use. They felt this way for several days afterward, but none fell out or broke off. So that’s the good news!! It does not come with a dye, but I did purchase my own with 20 volume developer and used the dye after the 3rd step, then followed it with the 4th step. For anyone that is curious how to do that, you can apply the dye at that time. I feel like I got a good 3 weeks out of one use per area (brows and lashes). I wash my face with cleanser and water twice a day, religiously. So I feel like that is well worth the money. There is probably 10 more uses left after I have used it twice. It goes a long way and saves a ton of money going to a salon for sure. I do suggest when doing your lashes, do one eye at a time if you are a beginner. It sounds tedious, but I had a bit of trouble sticking my lashes to the lash pads, so I felt it was better to give attention to one area at a time. Oh yes, and when you apply the product to your lashes, do your best to avoid the ends. Apply from roots to about two thirds up your lashes. The ends of your lashes are thinner and more prone to breakage. I can’t quite remember if the directions suggest this or not. Overall, awesome product, and I will definitely be re-purchasing!

I have used at home lash lift kits for the past few years. This was a great option that came with a good quantity of tools. I do my lashes and brows after 6w, so having fresh new tools to support multiple uses is extremely beneficial. The perm solution is effective, stick to the 12min per solution. The low stars is specifically due to the glue. The original glue in these kits used to be white, now they are all clear - unsure why this has changed. This clear glue does not work. It takes a while to dry which means it takes forever to get lashes to stick to the pads. The glue gets hard and then it’s scary to fix your lash without yanking one out. Once you finally get the lashes down, applying the first solution dissolves the glue somehow and the lash comes off the pad. Even using clear film to keep the lash down is ineffective. If you’re not paying attention your lash may slip down and perm into a right angle. It takes twice as long to do lashes, if not more. Very disappointed in the glue. The adhesive pads are helpful, but the pads are flat and due to the lack of curvature the corners always lift, adding to the difficulty in the process stemming from the glue. Aside from that, I do like the perm solution and the outcome.

I am happy to report the results are great (the picture is after the operation, sorry I do not have a closeup before picture). I got the kit with self-adhesive eyelash pads. They are really easy to use: just peel them off and place on the eyelids and hold for 60 seconds, and they stay. I have used other brand eyelash perm kit before. To me, the most difficult part is to get the pad to stick to my eyelids, which is the most important step, in my opinion. Then it comes the step to paste the eyelashes to the pads. This step is not hard but requires patience. I applied the glue on the pad then waited for more than 30 seconds, then I carefully pasted my eyelashes to the pad using the tool provided in the kit. This is an important step so don't rush it. Wait until eyelashes are securely pasted on the pad then you can start the next step. The rest of the steps are pretty straightforward. As a reviewer mentioned, when you apply perm solution#2, your eyelash might come loose. Some of mine did, I just gently put it back on the pad, it generally stayed. And be careful not to get the solutions in your eyes because it will sting. Have some cotton swabs ready in case you need to use them. I both used and did not use plastic film to cover the eyelashes after perm solution was applied when I previously permed my lashes. I personally did not think it mattered too much. Overall I am very pleased with the results, of course this is not the first time I permed my eyelashes so I had a little experience. If this is your first time, just make sure to read the instruction carefully, and be patient.

A diy-girl's staple! I got into doing my lashes about three years ago, and this kit was trending on tiktok. I got it with a friend and we both tried it out. It look a while to learn how to do everything efficiently. It used to take me an hour per eye, but now it takes about an hour in total. It's definitely a "practice makes perfect" type of job, but the results are sooo worth it! The steps are super easy to follow. They've lasted me about 6 weeks every time. By the end of 8 weeks, I start to use an eyelash curler until the next time I want to do a lash lift. One kit lasts so long (well over a year) because you only use it about 6 times a year (maybe less if you don't upkeep it consistently). I've taught multiple friends how to lift their lashes, and they all loved their results! I know that chemicals aren't good for anything hair-related, but honestly, I haven't felt or experienced anything negative in that aspect. Just be gentle when washing your lashes and you'll be okay. Oh and when you do it, be sure you don't get your lashes wet for 24 hours.

Glue doesn't really hold. Curl doesn't lasts about just less than a month.

I have absolutely zero patience for fiddly processes like this so if I can do it anyone can! Took me approx 1 hour to do both eyes and the results are amazing considering it was my first go! I did make a few changes to the process and changed things on the 2nd eye (left on photo) too which have made a difference. It's not perfect but for my first try I am super impressed. 1. Different lash glue and lots of it. To stick the pad down I put the glue directly on my eyelid on the 2nd eye and this worked much better. I did use the adhesive pads but did use extra glue to be sure it would stay. I may cut the corners off the pads next time. 2. Didn't find any of the tools helpful in sticking up the lashes to the lift pad so just used my fingers which worked great. I then combed the lashes in place using the cleaning tool. 3. Didn't use clingfilm and it still worked. I did make sure to have cotton swabs and rounds on hand which helped if I got any solution too close to my eye. 4. I used the middle sized new style pad but think I may size up the next time I try for more of a curl. Still really happy with the results. I also kept eac solution on for 15 minutes with no adverse affects so far. Overall great kit, easy to use, does not sting eyes and would buy again.

Great little kit with clear instructions that include pictures. The kit came with the original lift pads as well as an additional pack of improved pads which was a nice touch, I myself used the original because I liked the smaller size and had no issues, but definitely noticed how much easier it was to stick down the improved ones. Unfortunately the glue was hopeless for me as it dried too quickly and my lashes are thick and stubborn so I had to buy another glue (I highly recommend eye.do balm). The whole process was fun though, and despite this being my first time I had high expectations, I’m thrilled to say I was not disappointed! Now I have family and friends forming a line so I can do their lashes next!

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This is a great little kit for a first timer, it has a good amount of everything that you need and instructions with pictures to make life easier. The packaging is really neat which makes the process easier too. It's easy to get the hang of it and becomes even easier the second time around, it really does wonders to your eyelashes. The only down side is that the glue didn't seem strong enough to hold my eyelash shield in place so I've opted to use another one instead, but I wouldn't rate it down over something like that. It has enough product for quite a few uses which is really good value for money too, so I'd definitely recommend it! P.s. Always do your test patch!!