They also have a clear latex-free brush on glue option for the same price The glue comes in only black and is $6.99 it comes in a squeeze tube. Flutter habit lashes are faux mink and cruelty-free. So, the upfront cost is more but the lash set price is less- even without a subscription. Each pair has 4 lash clusters per side with a total of 8 per set. Every box has 6 lashes and is $29.99 so that’s about $5 for each set. I tried that and found it uncomfortable so if you like doing this let me know in the comments.įlutter Habit currently has 5 styles. They say wearing a sleep mask will help prevent the rubbing of your lashes while you sleep.Once your lashes are dry, fuse them with your applicator to seal the bond again. Carefully wash around the lash area with a washcloth and gently pat dry. Avoid washing your lashes directly, especially with oil-based soaps or makeup remover.
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Subscribers also get 25% off everything else they sell and Free shipping. Otherwise, it’s not that great of a deal… I guess you could go halfsies with a friend or two? Still, I think this part of their subscription can use some work. They say you get “Up to” 40% off lashes BUT you have to order 18 sets to do that! That’s monthly or bi-monthly and if their lashes last 5 days a piece that’s 90 days of consistent lash wearing. So to see the full 40% discount you’d have to buy in bulk and either pause the subscription for 3 months and wear them daily. If you order 18 or more sets you get the lashes for $4 each! If you order more you get money off each set. It’s monthly or bi-monthly and there’s no fee if you want to skip or cancel- signing up is really easy too! You have to order a minimum of 4 lashes. Let’s break down Lilac St.’s subscription: You can select whichever length you want- I wear 12mm and 14mm the most. Their sizes range from 8mm to 18! But most of their styles are 10mm to 16mm. has a Starter kit ($25) that comes with 2 sets of the original style lashes in 10mm and 12 mm- glue and an applicator. It also nourishes and conditions your lashes with aloe, Centella, tea tree leaf, and witch hazel extracts. The primer helps to remove stubborn proteins that interfere with glue adhesion and maximize your wear time.
They also just added the Conditioning Primer ($15) to their lineup- You use this after you’ve already cleaned your regular lashes- before you apply the glue ons. does have an applicator tool ($12) but you can use this or tweezers- both will work! They just launched their Crystal Coat ($12) which helps reduce stickiness and extend lash wear. *If you have lighter lashes you’ll probably prefer the black glue because it blends your lash color with the false lash. They have two colors of brush on glue- clear or black ($10). Their lashes are made of Korean Silk lash fibers and are vegan & cruelty-free. Each set comes with 10 clusters- 5 per eye. currently has 7 styles and are $7 per set. I’ll break down the differences between the two brands below. I do love individual Ardell glue ons for nights out but if I’m going on a trip and want easy- ready to go- makeup, or if I know I’m going to have a busy few days where I need to look glam FAST then these are ideal. They are very comfortable and can look and feel really natural! I prefer lashes like this to strip lashes that are glued on top of lashes because I find that they are actually easier to apply and they last for days! They also feel better on my eyes. The lashes are placed under your lash line and glued up to the base of your lashes. It’s very similar to Lashify, if you’re familiar with them, but a fraction of the price.
and Flutter Habit are meant to be more long-wearing than your typical lash.
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