The Laura lashes they are so dramatic!

106 Jeanne or Genvieve. Both add volume and length without looking like you put a mini broom on your eyes.

Genevieve would be great. It puts more emphasis on the corner lashes yet isn't too bold.

Genevieve would be great. It puts more emphasis on the corner lashes yet isn't too bold.

i find that using either baby shampoo and rinse with luke warm water, and then letting it dry in sunlight works the best

When I apply these lashes I use as little glue as possible. I just barely cover the strip. Then I make sure to apply just to my eyelid as close to my natural lashes as possible, but without getting much (or any) on my natural lashes. I have worn these this way to a Metallica concert and they didn't budge the entire night even through some serious headbanging. When I came home all I do is peel up the outside corner just a bit and peel across my lid VERY slowly. It doesn't hurt my eyes at all (and I have very sensitive skin), but you can easily tear the lashes so keep moving your fingers along the strip as you go. Think the exact opposite of removing a band-aid.

My experience in curling fake lashes was a bust. It didn't damage the lashes, but they popped right off at the base after I had worked so hard to put them on--kind of like a lever. I do regularly put mascara on my falsies so they will blend in with my natural lashes and the mascara comes off without damaging the most sets of lashes. I wouldn't count on the feathered ones surviving, but anything that looks remotely like a natural lash can be placed in the palm of your hand and then very gently rubbed with eye makeup remover and they should come clean. Just go slowly! Much luck!

I have tried curling the Emily lashes (thin spikes with floating feathers at the end) with success. If you very very gently slide the feather accents through & curl starting from the lash base, I think you will obtain a good result. I use a curler with a very padded base, so I did not receive a crinkle in my lashes, but I did not press too hard for too long either. I definitely feel that the Emily lashes need to be curled for wearing.

Next time, I will curl them a little before application, apply my eye makeup (including mascara), then apply my lashes & curl again once the lashes are on. I do not apply mascara once the lashes are on since I feel it takes away from their beauty & shortens their lifespan. It's not wrong to do, I just prefer not to.

Yes i re-use mine up to a month,i just make sure i clean off the glue every time. However if you end up crying or anything then they are most definately ruined and you can't use them again. But for the price you want to make sure you get your wear out of them :)

Don't think I will use them a second time. I really tried washing them using eye makeup removers and gentle cleansers, but they just weren't the same.

I was told by the sales person they are real hair.

It's just one set but it does include a small bottle of glue to keep in your purse.

The most natural is 25009 -- which are the small flares. You just add three to the corner of each eye for a little extra flutter.

If you want a whole strip, I would recommend 25021 (medium length with fluffy tips). I've used this before and my friends noticed, but commented that it looked natural and really pretty. Actually I could hardly tell I was wearing falsies in photographs. You're not going to fool your friends, but it's not over-the-top.

I haven't used any of the other styles though. I did like the look of Genevieve, so I think I'll try that next. I'm thinking it'll be relatively natural, but with more drama than 25021.

Six .Bought for the glue. kept for events

Some of the lashes come with glue, but I'm not a huge fan of what it comes with. You can go to any local beauty place and pick up glue. I personaly love LASH. Its in a white tube with blue writing. Its the best and dries clear!!!!