Professional Lash Lift & Perm Kit - Semi-Permanent Eyelash Curling Extensions for Long Lasting Waves | Home & Salon Use | Beautify Your Lashes for Special Occasions & Everyday Glam

I saw a lot of mixed reviews for this kit, but it looked like the same product as others I’ve seen here for $20-40 and I had to try it. My results were FANTASTIC, and on par with the lash lifts I used to get professionally before I had to cut them out of the budget, and I laminated my eyebrows too! It is WELL worth the money, and then some, if you do it right.Some pro tips for this kit:- I saw reviews saying the included glue wasn’t great. I only used it for my eyebrows, but had no issue. I didn’t want to risk my lashes coming out when I did those, so I used my favorite $3 KISS brush-on glue that I use for strip lashes. You have to apply the curl pads with a lot of glue on clean lids, and since I’m used to applying strip lashes for long wear I found it easy to make them stay - the key is to apply glue to the pad and the lid, let them get tacky, then glue them on and press them down to cure. It’s also important to hold the pad while combing and gluing your lashes so it doesn’t come off, and be prepared to use a LOT of glue. The most time-consuming part of the process is gluing those lashes down, and do not be shy about it. They have to be cemented in place for this to work. There is no such thing as too much glue. It’s also time consuming to remove it all, but it is what it is.- You may have to glue some of your lashes down again in-between step 1 and step 2 of the perm, which is totally fine. If they stick up, stick ‘em back down.- Applying cling wrap over your lashes/brows while curing is important. Like perming or dying your hair, it needs the heat.- The instructions say to leave each solution on for 5-10 minutes. I let one of my eyebrows cure for about 9 min and it didn’t stay as well as everything else, which I left on for the full 10 min. I suggest just doing that full time for each step for the best results.- If you want to apply a tint, do it after wiping off the second perm solution and before removing your lashes from the pad. I tried doing the tint at the same with the perm on one eye, and the tint didn’t take. On the second eye, I did the full perm, cleansed it off, then did the tint and it worked much better. They have lash & brow tint on Amazon but I’ve been using Just For Men beard dye for years and like it for the range of colors available. (You’re not really supposed to use that on your eyelashes, so technically I don’t recommend trying it at home, but I am very careful and have never had an issue.)- I did end up using all of the cleanser and all of the applicator tools for this process. I’m not sure what the cleanser is, but it’s the only thing I had available to break up that lash glue so I’m going to have to get something else. Aside from the cleanser and the applicator tools, which I can cheaply and easily replace, I have enough product for about 2-3 more uses on both my eyebrows and eyelashes.- It is a long and complicated process. It took me about 3 hours to do my eyebrows and each eye one at a time, but I’ve also had it take that long with a professional. Like I mentioned, getting the hairs to stick in the perfect shape will take a minute. I imagine it gets easier with practice. If patience and precision aren’t your thing, I’d suggest getting a friend to help. There’s enough in the kit to share if you want to make it a spa day!I’m not yet sure how long they’ll last, but my brows and lashes look amazing! Either way, $10 is way worth it when you consider the alternative. I will probably re-up on a cleanser and some applicator tools, and will keep using this kit until it’s time for another one.Best of luck!