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<\/figure>\n\n\nFor traditional falsie enthusiasts, this might seem like twice the work and very unnecessary. But if glue turns you off, magnetic eyelashes could be just the lash product for you to try.<\/p>\n
There are also magnetic falsies that come with magnetic eyeliner. You apply it, wait for it to dry a bit, and then place a single strip of lashes onto the liner. The magnetic eyeliner holds the falsie in place instead of a second lower lash. Although this article won’t cover those versions of magnetic falsies, they’re another option <\/a>that isn’t glue-based.<\/p>\n\n\n It won’t be the method for everyone, but surely there isn’t any downside to attaching lashes with magnets instead of glue?<\/p>\n Well, there are some compromises. Whether or not these are deal-breakers depends on how someone utilizes their falsies. They also aren\u2019t meant to compete with or replace eyelash extension treatments, which is a con for anybody seeking a look that\u2019ll last more than a day.<\/p>\n\n\n Pro: Longevity <\/strong>\n<\/p>\n\n\n Con: More Expensive<\/strong><\/p>\n\n\n Pro: Ease and Accessibility <\/strong>\n<\/p>\n\n\n Con: Somewhat Less Customizable<\/strong><\/p>\n\n\n The process is easier with a clamping applicator tool, which allows you to place both upper and lower to your lash line simultaneously.<\/p>\n There are a couple of other points to keep in mind while applying your magnetic lashes though. You do not<\/em> want to:<\/p>\n\n\n With traditional false eyelashes, it’s recommended that you apply mascara to them in order to create a more natural blend between the falsies and your own lashes. But because magnetic falsies aren’t single-use and have their sandwich thing going on, putting mascara on them will just cause a clumpy, regretful mess.<\/p>\n\n\n A benefit of magnets is that you can easily slide them off or adjust them on your lid, depending on how badly things have gone wrong. There’s still some wiggle room when it comes to glue, but this is definitely a perk specific to magnetic falsies.<\/p>\n\n\n They may not be as fully “customizable” as traditional falsies, but the magnetic ones can still be trimmed. If that’s something you value, having the falsies closer match your natural eyelashes, feel free to snip off a little false lash length (while it’s not on your face, please).<\/p>\n\n\n A tip that’s great for either magnetic or traditional false lashes is to apply them while looking down instead of forward. Position a smaller makeup mirror below your face and look down into it to get a better view of the lash line and expose more eyelid real estate. You shouldn’t (and really can’t) close an eye while putting on lashes, but this angle will create a useful approximation.<\/p>\n\n\n New to the magnetic lash game? Ardell and One Two Cosmetics are staples of the falsie and magnetic falsie world, respectively, and a great place to start. Ardell is a real steal for trying out the magnet method.<\/p>\n\n\n Also, check out these well-reviewed,\nmodestly priced Amazon alternatives. \n<\/p>\n\n\n\n Overall, how to apply magnetic eyelashes is pretty similar to the glue method, with a couple of changes in makeup timing and one extra lash piece to place. It’ll still be challenging if you love the look of falsies but hate putting things near your eyes.<\/p>\n But magnetic eyelashes are a perfect alternative to traditional falsies for anyone sick of that glue life, or just plain allergic to it. Lash connoisseurs should try their hand (or their lash?) at it just to keep up with the latest trends — and maybe find a new fave product.<\/p>","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" Eyelashes don’t make the man or woman, but they certainly add a nice finishing touch. When your lashes look full and dark and flutter appealingly, the effect on the eyes and the rest of the face is noticeable, even just on a subconscious level. If you don’t have naturally bodacious lashes to flaunt, there are …<\/p>\nPros and Cons of\nMagnetic Lashes<\/h2>\n\n\n
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The process is easier with a clamping applicator tool, which allows you to place both upper and lower to your lash line simultaneously.<\/li>\nWhat Not to Do<\/h3>\n\n\n
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