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Honestly I didn't show a photo because there's not much to show since this glue literally forced me to have to basically wax my lashes off. I have no trouble applying lashes and using clear glue but this one was just too watery on a whole different level. If I didn't apply enough then it would stick to half of my lashes using a cluster lash and if I applied too much then it would drip down right into the hairs and cause a major crusted lash that was then adhered to my lash line. I tried the ardell glue in black and liked it a lot because it has a slight gel texture to it so it didn't soak into your clusters and make them a stiff mess however I wanted to try a different clear glue and this is what I got from these. I'll be honest and say that I didn't buy they're specific glue remover however I used ardell and also tried a different brand that had a wand like type of applicator and was said d to remove even the strongest of lash glues. That wasn't the case with these and because of that alone is why I had to constantly apply remover and try scrubbing at them, letting them sit and even applying both removers at once ( highly suggest to not do this!). I needed them off but if you decide to buy this glue which also keep in mind that I have no idea what ingredients are in most glues but these didn't burn or hurt when applying, but was after I had applied then very close to my lash line. This is when I noticed they were seriously starting to irritate my skin on my lids and at one point just had to close my eyes because they were so sore and irritated. I'm not a sensitive skin person or have allergies or an allergic reaction that I can remember. I just wanted to make sure that you know what you're getting yourself into and yes if course they will hold your lashes but that's because they're so stuck it's probably going to be close to impossible to remove if you apply them the wrong way and want to fix them immediately. I would honestly have to say that if you buy this glue that make sure you have this specific remover also, given it actually works which I would hope it does but also have some benadryl in case you do have an allergic reaction. Make sure when you apply clusters or separate lashes that you hold them in a way towards yourself, so they cannot drip into the hairs and lastly do a placement practice ( hold them by either holding up your eyelid or taping it up) To see EXACTLY! Where you want that lash or cluster to be placed. If you do it like this and they come out placed perfectly on the first try then I'd say your pretty good and hopefully they won't irritate or give any reaction. I actually have one last piece of advice and that's to try placing them just a tiny bit higher than right above your lash lid and this is because of what I said about it possibly leaking a tiny bit and once it's on the skin of you're upper lash line then it just might drive you crazy from feeling it there or because of the ingredients in it. Good luck and hopefully you don't end up like me with maybe 5 to 6 hairs on each eyelid now ?