Two micro-magnetic bands. One applicator clip that lives inside the mirror compact. Align, squeeze, hear the snap — and walk out looking like you booked an appointment you never booked.
Mirror in the lid. Lashes already curved in their magnetic bed. Nothing to unwrap, nothing to find.
Load the UP band and the DOWN band into the applicator. It holds the alignment so your hands don't have to.
Set against your lash line and squeeze. The micro-magnets close around your own lashes with a click you can feel. Release. Done.
Not a bonus tweezer — the mechanism. It sets both bands at the same angle at the same time, so the bottom band never lands halfway down your lashes.
Beginner-proofUP and DOWN sandwich your natural lashes and lock to each other — not to your skin, not to a drawn line. No adhesive touches your eye at any point.
No liner · No glueMicro-magnets on an ultra-thin flexible band with tapered, feathered tips. Full at the outer corner, invisible at the root — the lift reads as yours, not as hardware.
All-day comfortLashes die in makeup bags — crushed, dusty, bent flat. The molded magnetic bed holds the curve between wears. That's the whole difference between a few uses and a year of them.
Curve retentionYes — because they don't rely on stickiness. The UP and DOWN bands lock to each other around your natural lashes, so there's no adhesive to weaken as the day goes on. If a pair has slid on you before, it was almost certainly a liner-based or single-strip set. Different mechanism entirely.
No. That's the whole point of 2.0. No liner, no residue on your lid, no perfect line to draw, nothing extra to buy. Wear liner if you like it aesthetically — it changes nothing about the hold.
Both fine, and both the reason people switch. No glue and no liner touch your lash line, which removes the two most common irritants in false lashes. The magnets sit on the band, not your skin. Patch-test as you would any new eye product, and speak to your eye-care professional if you're unsure.
The band is flexible and trimmable. Hold it to your lash line, trim from the outer edge in 1mm steps until it stops overhanging, then clip. Hooded lids benefit most — the lift comes from the curl, not from length that gets swallowed by the fold.
Not when you remove them as designed: separate the bands, don't pull downward. Nothing is bonded to your lashes, so there's nothing to rip. The opposite of the extension-fill cycle, where your own lashes carry weight for weeks.
Up to a year with two habits. One: no oil-based cleanser on the band. Two: straight back into the magnetic bed, never loose in a makeup bag. Bands lose shape from being crushed, not from being worn.
Packed and dispatched within [24 hours] on business days, tracking emailed the moment your parcel moves. Typical delivery is [3–7 business days] domestically, [7–14 business days] internationally.
[30 days] from delivery. If the look isn't yours or the hold doesn't convince you, contact us — refund or replacement, your call. Opened lash sets are handled case by case for hygiene reasons, which we'll explain plainly rather than bury in small print.
Put these on before a full shift and forgot about them until I took my makeup off. No lifting at the outer corner, which is where every glue pair has failed me. The clip is what makes it work — I stopped trying to line up two bands with my fingers.
The magnetic liner sets made my lids itch within an hour and I gave up on the whole category. No liner here at all, and no reaction. I wear contacts and haven't had a single issue either.
Honest review: first attempt I clipped too low and had to redo it. By the third go it was genuinely a few seconds. Watch the angle of the clip and you'll get it. Now I do them faster than my eyeliner.
I was on a fill cycle for two years and my natural lashes were thinning. These give me the same lifted look on the days I want it and nothing on the days I don't. My own lashes have visibly recovered.
Mirror in the lid, applicator inside, lashes held in shape. It lives in my bag and I've done them in a car park more than once. Every other pair I've owned got flattened within a month.
The band disappears completely once it's on and the inner corner stays wispy, so it reads as a good mascara day rather than falsies. Trimmed about 2mm off the outer edge and it sits perfectly.
Hold and comfort are excellent, no complaints there. I'd personally love a more dramatic option for nights out — the style is more everyday-natural than glam. Still wearing them four times a week.
Eight hours including crying at the speeches and sweating through the reception. Checked in the bathroom mirror twice out of paranoia and they hadn't moved a millimetre.
Cleaning them gently and putting them straight back in the case seems to be the whole secret. Magnets as strong as day one and the curl hasn't dropped.
Sounds petty but the mess was why I stopped wearing lashes. There is nothing wet involved here. Open, clip, out the door.
No glue drying on your fingers. No liner to redraw. No appointment in the calendar. Just the click, and the look.
