Amazon Diy Lashes | Better Than Lash Extensions

Hey youtube. Welcome to my channel. I thought i would review some more amazon lash clusters in today's video. I have like my hair and makeup done. I had a little bit of mascara on, but i figured this would be like the perfect time to put on some lashes and film it. So i just recently reviewed the lan kiss lashes, the spiky style. I really liked, as well as the malucci glue and this glue. I actually really really like this might be my new favorite lash glue. It is a white formula, it's not wet or goopy, or anything like that. It is tacky right from the get go very easy to use and i wore the lashes for a week straight with no issues. There were two clusters that were kind of like a little bit funky and were basically ready to fall off that i had to adjust. But i also did not apply a lot of glue like i just had a little bit of glue on my natural lashes. So if you double bond with this glue, especially i feel like you - should get a pretty decent amount of wear. It'S not like a crazy strong glue, but it does kind of check off all the boxes when it comes to what i look for in a lash cluster glue. So this glue i actually really like - and it's probably at the top of my list. So far, probably even more so than lash links, i don't know, but the lashes that i want to try in today's video are these from higu randomly stumbled upon them on amazon. They have a natural style and more of a voluminous style, and it says they are d curl mix. I share this to my instagram stories and then sharon that i talked to throughout the week asked me if they were similar to the ones from b and q, which i recently reviewed as well. And i do think that they are the exact same lash same packaging and everything. The only difference is the they change the name up top, but both of them say they're de-curl, and i feel like these right here. The higgy ones are curlier than the b and q ones right here, you'll be able. It almost looks like they're, even curlier, at the tip like this, whereas the b and q ones don't have that much of a curl at the tip, but they do have both have a gorgeous curl. These, just you can just see they have like a much more pronounced d curl, almost like a double d, curl d plus curl, whatever they call it. So these are the ones that i'm going to try in today's video and what i'm going to do is actually apply the natural style first and then maybe stack some volumes on top. I do really like the style of the lash fibers. I think they are gorgeous, but i think this was the lash band that was like super super, delicate and fragile and snaps really easily, if i remember correctly, but let's go ahead and try them on so i will be using the malucci glue in today's video because I, like i said i just have come to really love it, and what i'm gon na do is actually coat this glue through my natural lashes. I do have a little bit of like leftover mascara on um. I just already had my makeup done. I just didn't feel like taking off the mascara, because that would mess with my makeup. So i do recommend, starting with like super clean lashes, just so that it doesn't mess with the integrity of the cluster lash glue. But because i already know that this is a good glue, i'm mainly just here to review the lashes and actually show you guys a up close of both of these styles. In case you did not watch my previous video on the b and q lashes. I just think it's a very pretty style, and each cartridge has, i think, 8 to 16 yeah, so you have from 8 all the way down to 16, so pretty decent range of sizes, and i'm going to use my fingers to take these off just because i Don'T want to ruin them, but look at how this is the natural style. It is so light if you do 16s all the way across in this natural style. I feel like it would be super pretty because it almost gives like that really wispy mascara look gorgeous. So i think i'm gon na do maybe like two or three sixteenths to be very careful with these clusters because they break so easily like the band. So that's 3. 16. I think i'm going to go down to a 14 now, okay, so that's a 16. 16. 16 and a 14 - and do you see how pretty these are like the curl on them is gorgeous? I love this style, this natural style in longer lengths, it's just so so so pretty. In my opinion, i might be able to squeeze maybe a 12 in the inner corner. I'Ll overlap. It, though, because i don't have enough lashes to squeeze a full-blown cluster. If you do overlap it, you can see it kind of overlapped it right here. It almost creates more of a denser look. I am loving these. I almost want to like leave it like this. How pretty is this? I don't know. I really really like it. It'S like just so wispy and long gorgeous, but i think i'm going to apply a volume cluster on the outer corner. Just to like see what it would look like. That'S the beauty about doing your own lash clusters. Is that there's just so many possibilities. You can kind of do whatever you want, usually what i like to do when i'm stacking is use the tube to apply some glue to the base, but because there's literally no glue on the tube i'm going to kind of like swipe it through the wand. Right here, this is why micro mascara wands are not always my favorite, because if i do want to stack, i don't know it's just like not ideal for application. So try to you want to make sure that there's like enough glue, otherwise they might fall off stacked. A 16 on top, i think i'll, do one more 16 for like some more depth, adding those two clusters made such a difference, but i am loving how this looks the curl is so pretty. I know it looks a little bit crazy because i have literally like nothing on this eye and then this one's just like in your face and if you wanted to you, can obviously go shorter. I just thought i would try the longer lengths. Let me go ahead and do the other eye and balance everything out and then close out this video share. My final look: hey you guys! This is the final result. I mean how gorgeous do these? Look? I don't remember liking the b and q ones as much. I can't remember what i did with a lush map with these. I love love love, how the longer lengths look in the natural style or you can just do the volume ones without stacking to get more of a voluminous look, but i feel like stacking the naturals with the volume gives like that. I mean look at this. This is so pretty. Let me zoom in so you can see that it almost reminds me of lash extensions like it has like this. The way that the lash fibers are especially this natural style. I don't know if anybody has ever tried professional elastic extensions, but like they're natural, if anybody has ever gotten like natural lash extensions. This definitely gives me like those same vibes, the way that the fibers are. If you love a natural lash extension look, then i would definitely try these just be careful, because the band on these is pretty fragile, fragile, pretty fragile and it can easily snap in half and this glue. It actually is really sticky. It'S not messy first time that i ever tried this glue. I did not use a lot at all. I just brushed the tiniest bit at the base of my lashes and this time around i'm like alright. Let me use a little bit more and it is actually pretty sticky i'll have to wait for it to dry down or just use a sealant. But if you apply it right away and you touch it, it is pretty sticky or if it gets on the bottom lashes, it is a pretty sticky glue and it's sticky like right from the get-go. This is why i love it because you don't have to wait for it to get tacky makes lash application so much easier. It gives me about a week's worth of hold, so i think it's worth looking at and trying it out. It'S not too expensive got it on amazon as well, so i'll link it down below, but at the end of the day, everybody kind of looks for something different. That kind of like sums up my review, hope you guys enjoyed, and i will see you guys in future videos you