Libeauty Eyelash Lift and Color Kit Brow Lamination with Black Lash Perm Quick Lifting & Voluminous Coloring with Complete Tools DIY Use at Home & Salon Supplies

I bought this kit even though it had no reviews, because I wanted to both lift and tint my lashes. Most of the other kits were just one or the other and for the price, I got it all in one.The first photo is just my right eye done and I can really see the difference. My eyelashes are decent, but they stick straight out. Even when I use an eyelash curler and put on mascara, they really don't hold the curl and I always end up getting mascara on my eye makeup and it's just a mess.The second photo is after both eyes are done - and yes, my eyes are red because I got some of the tint in them and they watered. It stings a little, but I'm not blind or anything so it's fine.This makes me feel like I have a light coat of mascara on.Now, having said that, here's what you need to know.1) You need a helper. I mean, you probably *could* do it by yourself, but it helps to have another pair of hands.2) You need about two hours.3) You need good lighting (I have a light-up magnifier mirror which helped a lot.)Another tip, wipe off the silicone thing that goes on your upper lid with rubbing alcohol before you use it because otherwise, your lashes won't stick to it.The process goes: clean your lids and lashes with the cleaner they give you. It's a tiny bottle and I'm pretty sure it's micellar water or something similar because it's not alcohol and that's the only other thing I think it could be, or witch hazel would probably work too. I actually washed mine with soap and water and then blow-dried my lashes after this step because I wanted to make sure they were dry before I proceeded.Next, you put a piece of this tape they give you on your upper lid and use eyelash glue to adhere the silicone thing to the tape. Tip: apply glue to both parts and lightly blow dry or wait until the glue feels tacky, then adhere them together. After that, you take eyelash glue and stick your lashes to the silicone thing. This is where the other set of hands comes in. My lashes were so straight, I used an eyelash curler first, then I put glue on my lashes, and on the silicone thing, blow-dried it for 30 seconds or so and then my roommate used the tool thing to stick my lashes to the silicone thing. If you were alone and had a good mirror, you could do this part by yourself but for me, it helped to have someone else do it.Once the lashes are good and stuck, you put the first bottle of goop on there and let it sit for 8 minutes. My eyelash glue ended up not holding great and because my lashes were so resistant to curling, they wanted to pop off the silicone thing. I'm not sure of a good fix for this. I tried a couple of different types of eyelash glue too. I ended up putting a piece of that tape they gave me over my lashes and just held it with my finger literally the entire time. After that, you wipe off the goop and put the second bottle of goop on there for another 8 minutes. It's like a perm. Same thing though.In between goop applications, I took off the silicone thing and wiped it with alcohol again and re-adhered my lashes to it but it's just hard to get them to stick.After the second bottle of goop sits you wipe it off and then you mix up the color tubes 1:1 ratio and stir until it turns from white to dark and just brush it on and let it sit for 15 minutes. You wipe that off and I used micellar water to get off the residue but didn't wash with soap and water. Then you use bottle 3 of the conditioner and you're done. They say not to get it wet for 24 hours after, I guess like when you perm your hair.I mean, you can see in my photos it did work. If your lashes are sparse, they will curl up and be darker but they aren't going to look super full like they would with eyelash extensions or anything. But in a pinch, if you don't want to mess with extensions anymore, and you don't want to pay $75 for a salon visit to have a lash lift and tint, this will work. And there's enough in the kit to easily do 15 sets I would say. The bottles are little, but you don't use much. I'm satisfied with it. It did what it said it would do. I wish there was an easier way to make my lashes stick to the silicone thing, but until I figure that out I'll keep experimenting when this wears off.

Been using this kit for years, does the perfect job. The instructions are perfectly clear, and the kit comes with EVERYTHING you need. 10/10

This product was surprisingly nice to use. It comes with plenty of tools, brushes, eye protection patches, etc. in all shapes and sizes. The product containers are small, but you really need a minuscule amount of product each time you use it. There are plenty of instructions and photos that come with it, precautions and things like that. You can do this by yourself if you really need to and are willing, however I strongly advise you have someone else do it. They don’t need to be experience however, it’s a super easy process. If you are trying to save your money and do a DIY, I recommend this product for you!

Did my lashes on my own with this. Obviously it wasn't like getting them done professionally because I did them myself but they turned out great and lasted for around 3 weeks. I love how many tools it came with too, I had a whole bag full of little tools to use so I could throw away the used ones and use a fresh one. It wasn't super sticky so it was easy to remove my lashes from the eyelid sticker and it didn't irritate my eyes too much either there was one instant when my eye stung a little but it went away quick and didn't make my eye red or anything (hurt less than soap in your eyes). Overall it was super easy to use and had directions in the kit to help you use it and it was definitely worth it's money.

Sadly I had a horrible experience with this item. I cannot recommend it, although I'm not sure everyone has had such a horrible experience. I read the directions carefully, read the reviews before purchase but still...I started with my eyebrows because I felt it would be an easier starting point. During the application it seemed fine but a few hours later I noticed my skin was red, painful & burning. I thought maybe a little irritation but as hours past it got increasingly worse, started crusting over, I realized I needed to take action & the day following application, I started with a cold compress & then rinsed my eyebrows in cool water 2x in case I had missed some chemicals, although I was sure I intially cleaned them as instructed. However, now 2 days later, my eyebrows are even more red, & still painful. I've had to keep triple antibiotics on them at all times, so far my right brow crusted over last night & when I put more antibiotics this morning some crust fell off with my eyebrow hair! I really don't understand, but glad I did not use it on my eyelashes. It seems others may have had better success so I don't know if I got a bad batch or allergic reaction but I am at a loss. I bought this kit because it was for eyebrow, eyelashes, included tint & had good reviews. I am so sad, & too embarrassed to leave the house. I don't know if I will end up in Urgent care, if I can't get the redness, inflammation & soreness under control at home. Please be careful! I wanted fuller, darker brows & lashes to feel more beautiful & put together, but instead I ended up embarrassed, in pain & losing the brows I did have. I included a picture but believe me, it looks even worse in person.

The product was ok, the directions were damaged by the broken bottle in transit, but what I got from them weren't very clear anyway. Hopefully the broken bottle wasn't necessary because it was completely destroyed. Better packaging for shipping would be great.