Apply the lashes by starting with the inner corners, lightly pressing along the lash line securing the magnets in place. These lashes are also a favorite of makeup artist Ehlie Luna, who loves that they have “10 magnets to help the lashes stay,” and are also “some of the most natural magnetic lashes I’ve tried. These eyeliners are filled with iron oxides that work like a paint-on magnet to keep your lashes adhered until you peel them off.

Magnetic eyelash extensions are perfect for beginners and are a great alternative if you want a quick and easy eyelash enhancement.Magnetic lashes are now arguably more popular than traditional strip lashes, which is quite impressive when you consider that strip lashes have been around for a century or more. Before making your purchase, it's important to double-check if the lashes you like require magnetic eyeliner.

When you’re new to magnetic lashes, or you’re just playing around with different styles, I recommend grabbing a kit that comes with a few lash options and a magnetic liner. And with 12 magnets holding the lash to the magnetic eyeliner (which is included), these lashes are easy to secure and won’t budge throughout the night. Magnetic lashes offer incredible flexibility - one minute they're on, the next they're off - no glue, no mess, no stress. For these, board-certified dermatologist Ilyse Haberman, MD, recommends "limiting the use of them to avoid any potential lash damage or traction alopecia" (FYI, traction alopecia is the medical term for hair loss that's caused by repeatedly pulling or tugging on your hair).Our Cleansing Balm doubles up as an eye makeup remover and gently melts away your magnetic liner, making it easy to wipe away any residue without rubbing or irritation. Compared to the cost of professionally applied lash extensions, magnetic false lashes are much, much cheaper. Alternatively, there are lots of videos on YouTube by various influencers and makeup artists to help guide you through the process for applying false lashes. However, only brush on one to two layers to avoid over-coating them, especially if they’re synthetic (which can result in clumpy-looking lashes). Sure, the whole point of magnetic lashes is that they’re easier to apply than traditional falsies, but these wispy, faux-mink lashes are on another level of ease.