Lash Extension Kit 20D+40D Lash Clusters Kit Lash Bond and Seal Waterproof Individual Lashes Kit DIY Lash Extension Kit Lash Tweezers Eyelash Extension Kit (Set 20D+40D-0.07D-9-16Mix)

My daughters use these regularly. They have had their lashes professionally done, but these look so much more natural! They last for quite a while with each application. We have a neighbor who gets her lashes done professionally and she told my daughter she’d rather pay her to apply them. They are easy to use and look amazing. Each set gives multiple applications! Different lengths for different looks included too.

honestly this worked great. my eyes are super sensitive but it didn’t cause any reaction! it came off easily with a couple swipes. i suggest rubbing someone for 1 minute, then wipe off with a cotton pad with micellar water in it :) comes off easily with no damage to the natural lashes. trust me. this is a 10/10

This is a great budget friendly lash remover. I took a go at cluster lashes. Whenever I was ready to remove them, this product melted them right off. Highly recommend.

I've purchased this waterproof bond/seal wand twice - I love it because it's ACTUALLY waterproof (to a point). It is virtually scentless, no fumes, and does not irritate my eyes whatsoever (just dont accidentally get any of it INSIDE your eye, lol!). I have this waterproof version, along with the regular Laubess bond/seal wand and they're both great. While using the waterproof wand set, I've worn my lash clusters through kayaking and swimming and they stayed on! I would say the waterproof component can withstand about 2 showers (or two days of getting wet) - after that, you can feel the product no longer stays dry, gets sticky/gooey, and eventually the lash cluster start to slide off. If you're staying dry (and maybe just doing "body showers"), your lash clusters will likely stay on with no issues for about 5 days. I only have 2 complaints: 1) For some reason, the Seal brush leaves a big mess on the wand and it looks like it's wasting a lot of product because of its design, as it goes through regular use. I try to be really careful when pulling it in and out of the tube, but because the brush is so fluffy, the product gets everywhere and then dries there fairly quickly. I don't even really use the brush part ever, I only use the tip of the wand (sponge), so that is annoying. 2) When the Seal is first applied on a fresh set of lash clusters, it is clear (yay!)... But, after 3+ days (even after showering), you can see that all the areas where Seal has been applied start to turn opaque/white‐ish (which looks kind of gross). It's only in the areas where the Seal is applied, so I know it isn't a cleansing issue. If I'm keeping the lashes on for longer, I usually try to cover the white spots up with waterproof mascara, but i really wish I didn't have to do that lol. Overall, I highly recommend this product as a waterproof option. Great quality & price.

I wear eyelash extensions regularly, and I used to be guilty of just ripping them off when I was done, which obviously damaged my natural lashes. I decided to try this remover, and I’m so glad I did! It’s super easy to use, I just coat my lashes generously with the product and let it sit for a few minutes to really soak in. After that, the extensions slide off effortlessly. It even helps loosen the leftover glue, so I’m not left scrubbing or tugging at my eyes. Everything glides off cleanly, and it makes the whole process way more gentle on my natural lashes. This is definitely a safer, pain-free way to remove them, this is absolutely worth it!

i have recently been very interested in lash clusters and it has definitely been a learning experience. my lash map here is 16,16,15,14,13. i had no issues with my last application that lasted 72 hours, but they definitely could last longer if i didn’t take them off. my confidence has definitely boosted with these and it gets easier to apply after a while. the bond with these are amazing and the only down side for me is trying to get it all off of my lash, even with an oil based lash remover. overall, these clusters are amazing and if you are thinking about getting these, just remember that practice makes perfect!

love this glue, I redo them every Sunday before my work week and I remove them Thursday night. I work outside, in the heat or in the cold and they last me looking nice the entire time. And yes I wet them in the shower and all

First, just want to say that I’ve never tried individual cluster lashes like these so there was a learning curve. The lashes themselves are dainty and life like. I love the variety in thickness and length. My normal daily wear gave me a brighter but more natural look while on the weekend, I used the thicker and longer clusters *chief’s kiss* When it comes to the tweezers, I think they work really well to help station the lashes once you get the hang of it. The bond is very sticky but workable. My lashes lasted me 4-5 days without using the “seal” and 5-7 days with the seal. I wasn’t a fan of the “seal” as it clumped the lashes together and dried white on the edges of the lashes. I also found it difficult to pull the lashes off the sticky band in their package and ended up pulling a couple a part. Overall, very pleasantly surprised with how much I enjoyed putting them on and loved the look! 100% recommend!

I recently bought the LAUBESS Lash Extension Kit (20D + 40D clusters) for my daughter, and it’s been a dream! She found it incredibly easy to apply—some users mentioned it takes just about 15 minutes to put on, and she agrees—it’s fast, clean, and fuss-free . The lashes look natural and beautiful—gorgeous with just the right amount of volume, and she can customize her look to be as subtle or dramatic as she likes . What really impressed us was how well they lasted. Like another reviewer who said they lasted their full 7-day vacation with just a little extra sealant, my daughter’s lashes held up incredibly well even after daily activity . All in all, this would be my first choice if you're looking for a budget-friendly, high-quality, DIY option that still feels luxe—especially if it's for someone younger learning the ropes of lash application.

There's a learning curve to putting putting on, but play around with different methods and you'll find what works for you. YouTube has a lot of instructional videos to watch and follow along with. Personally, I use the tweezers to apply some sections and my fingers for others. I also "double bond" in that I apply some of the bond to my natural lashes and some to the extensions and find that they stick much easier this way. As long as you don't apply them on an awkward angle, they're comfortable and you don't even notice they're on your lashes. If you apply it slightly crooked, it could poke your eyelid or eyeball and can be painful. I got the 8-16mm 20/40/50D kit and the weight of the 50D is comfortable to me, but I have also worn falsies for years (not daily, but frequently) so I may just be used to it. The kit is well made, in terms of the tweezers being good quality and not flimsy like I was worried about. The kit the lashes come in is one that you can close and reopen (like a book). The bond and seal is great, no issues with either of those, and the lash remover has worked flawlessly at removing stickies from my lower lashes and at removing the actual lashes when I want to. How long they last is really individual, though. If you have oily skin or use oily make up or skin care products, sleep on your side or belly, touch them, etc they won't last as long. They also won't last as long if your lashes naturally grow out quickly, but with the price of these versus lash extensions from a professional? These are a good choice for sure!

This was my first time applying cluster lashes, I’ve only ever done strip glue on lashes so I was pretty nervous as I’ve never glued anything to the underneath of my eye. The application took some time but it was actually a lot easier than I thought and I know with some more practice with it it’ll be a breeze. The kit itself looks and seems very cheap. I don’t really know if I’d suggest it for a beginner, I would suggest something a little bit more high quality but if you’re on a budget sure. The only tool you get are tweezers, they are actually decent but you also will need a lash clamp of some sort. You could use an eyelash curler or, I had a magnetic lashes and I used the clamp tool from there. The first time I did it I applied too much of the bond and my lashes were super tacky. I slept that night woke up, they were still in tact but then I tried combing them out with a moustache comb and they all just fell out. Second time I applied too much seal and they went hard and clumpy and were easily removed again. The third I got the lengths right, they felt good on and looked good and I was happy with outcome but these too ended up falling off after two days.. so I don’t know, I will keep trying and change my review if I have better results but I just don’t see how these will stay on for a week let alone two like some of the videos on YouTube say. They are pretty uncomfortable as well, and that’s why I wouldn’t recommend for a beginner. I’d spend the extra cash and get something that doesn’t look and feel like it came from Temu.

Super great lashes! I have ordered quite a few from Amazon and find these to be some of the best. If you find they don’t last I recommend checking out other glue as the glue that is provided gets quite gunky after the first use and is not as great as other glues I’ve used. I typically wear my lashes for a few days before removing but when applied correctly you can make them last a lot longer.

Glue is not bad