If you are out of the loop like I was, e.l.f. (stands for "Eyes Lips Face") is a cosmetics line that sells products at $1, $3 and $5 price points. I recently boasted about my love for this $3 e.l.f. eye shadow brush, and since I had such a strong love connection with the brush, I decided to test out their falsies.
I mean, I had nothing to lose since they were only $1. I didn't have high expectations because you just never know, so I tried them randomly recently just for kicks and guess what?? Mamma likey!! This is the exact kit I used:
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| The lashes are REUSABLE. The set includes: Contour tray, lashes and a tube of lash adhesive gel |
I only wear falsies for special events and until a few years ago, I didn't know how to apply them myself so I only wore them when I got my make-up done at MAC (only place that does my make-up how I like). So here I am in MAC lashes, which used to be my fave:
My friend taught me a trick, which has completely simplified the fake eye lash application process. They are fairly easy to apply once you know what you are doing. I'll do a step-by-step tutorial on applying lashes using the trick IF I can figure out how to properly describe it. We'll see, so don't get your hopes up.
HOWEVER, if I'm "keepin' it real" as my girl Raven says...
I do have one complaint about the e.l.f. lashes and I don't know if I was having a blonde moment, but I could not get ANY glue to come out of the tube that came with the kit. I had eye lash glue on hand from Sally's, so I just used that. Maybe I just got a faulty tube? Anyway, the glue I use is Adell LashGrip Adhesive for Strip Lashes in dark (dries clear).
So I'm sure you're scrolling down waiting to see these bad boys in action, but I've got some bad, truly tragic news ... I am an idiot and forgot to take a picture of me wearing them that night, so just close your eyes and imagine that my eyes looked like they did in the pictures above. They really make my eyes pop, right?


























