PERMANIA Lash Lift Kit, Lash Perm Kit, Fast Eyelash Lifting 5 Minutes DIY at Home with Strong Glue Disposable Sachet Lash Lifting Kit Last 6 Weeks (15pcs）

I’ve used salons and another kit from Amazon, and this is the best one. Two things that make it great are the glue and the individual packets. The glue is *perfect*. It dries fast and holds well. The packets keep the chemicals super fresh so they work like the first time every time.

Loved this kit! Had everything we needed for a lash lift! Easy to do! My friend helped me and weve made it a girl's night tradition!

Not the easiest to use but works pretty decently once I was able to use it. Good value but took a lot of work so not sure if I would rather just get them done.

I bought the PERMANIA Lash Lift Kit to try at home, and I am super impressed! The instructions were clear, and the process was easy to follow. It gave my lashes a long-lasting curl that looks amazing—no need for mascara or a lash curler for weeks! I also love that it can be used for brow lamination. This all-in-one kit is perfect for at-home use, but I can see it working great in a salon too. Definitely recommend if you're looking for a professional-quality lash lift kit!

I wanted to like this kit and I tried my best. I usually like to give products a try even if I read some bad reviews. This kit had some bad and some good reviews, but more good ones compared to other kits so I bought it. First photo is after treating my left eyelashes. As you can see, there is if any difference to my right lashes. The glue was not sticking the pad to my eye or my lashes. The bottom eye patch keep falling off too which was annoying. In the second and third photo BOTH lashes were treated but one cannot even tell. I have very straight medium-length lashes and was hoping I would get at least some curl but this was it. If I may add, the application on my right eye went smoother and I was able to get my lashes glued to the pad better so I really thought it would work for me. But it did not. I even used the tint on my right lashes. Very frustrated and disappointed in this crappy set. I am not sure how others have gotten good results to be honest. Good for them. I will be asking for a refund though because it did absolutely nothing for my lashes. I followed the instructions and even left the perm for longer than suggested. I may try again and update this review but I don’t even feel like risking it or wasting my time so I might not. Sad.

So I decided to remove my lash extensions for a nice break. As someone who got them done for many years, I often times would opt for a lash lift but never tried both a lash lift & brow lamination before at the same time. I do not whatsoever have long lashes or thick lashes, I am veryyy aware of that. But I’d rather have lifted small lashes than looking like a little sick boy with no lashes at all. Anyways… to get to the point, if you have never done lashes at home before, don’t worry, we are both in the same boat and I got them lifted just fine. Now I will say I left them on a little longer than I should and like some of the other reviews said, had their tips become lighter (luckily it comes with lash tint but I bought a separate one from a different brand too). Definitely keep an eye on the lashes for the priming and setting stages. No need to overdo it. Also I picked the size Small band to use and I could have went with the Medium. My lashes look a little too curled (also saw some other reviews mentioned that) but since I have straight down short asian lashes, I figured no way my lashes would wrap around the smaller band but guess it somehow did anyways so maybe stick with the Medium or Large if you are unsure. Better safe than sorry to have too much of a curl going on and then in turn, makes them look even shorter… but I’d give my lashes an 7.5/10 with my first time using it. Maybe it will come out better the next time. Now I will say, I used the tint and lift on my brows to give a laminated look and my brows took it waaay better. Tinted them and lifted them perfectly. I just used the same steps for my lashes, but on my brows. I added clear wrap on my brows though in each stage with the serums to make them hold better. I added photos of both my lashes and brows for before & after. Last photo is me with no lashes lifted and no brows done. I’d say, buy it and try it out yourself! I also wanted to add: I had no burning feelings or crazy redness on my skin. I added lots of vaseline around my brows for brow lamination and wiped really good around my lashes. Make sure to take your time with everything as you don’t want to get any serums or dye in your eye or on other parts of your skin. Some of my fingers have dye spots on it. Scent can be a little strong if you leave it out long enough but again, don’t rush things when it comes to your eye and make sure you have wipes and swabs on hand just in case.

I had my doubts, but ended up impressed. I watch a few reviews on YouTube and it seemed easy enough. I have blurred eye sight in one eye, so doing one side (by myself) took a couple placement tries for the lash mold. But after that it was smooth sailing and definitely able to do without help. I wasn't sure what size to select for my lash length, so I chose the standard Medium. The directions were easy to follow. Never doing a kit before, I wasnt to sure about process time, since it suggested 5 to 7 minutes. So I decided 6 minutes for each process. Slight smell, to be expected, but no burn or anything. I'm very impressed with the results. Not sure how long it will last, but I did jump back online and order their tinting kit that I will try later in the week. Mostly because after applying mascara today, my lashes are stabbing my top eyelid. So I'm hoping tinting them will remove any need to use mascara. The attached photo is my lashes before lifting, 24 hours after lifting, day 3 with a light single layer of mascara.

I've tried a few different brands now, so I know what I'm looking for at this point in terms of results and what to expect. I have long, straight lashes that are pretty dark, so lash lifts have saved my life cause I'm always worried a lash curler will cut my lashes off after a horror story about a roommates eyelashes getting cut off by a curler. The directions were thorough for each step, but didn't mention some of the tools included and I'm still not sure what they're for. The "magic wand" - no idea what it's supposed to be used for, but I used it to pull my lashes down so they didn't get stuck under the lift pad when applying it. Also used it to move my lashes if needed. There's also a "cleanup brush" but the instructions say to use one of the included cotton buds for cleanup. I also wish the image on the product page of the different pads and the angles of the lashes with each pad was included in the instructions - I didn't see that image until today and that would've been more helpful for picking the pad to use. I really liked the glue and felt it was one of the better glues I've used for a lash lift. A lot of people mention that the glue didn't work for them, and when I followed the directions and let it sit for 5 minutes it had dried and didn't stick to my lid at all. Reapplied it to the pad and stuck it on my lid and it stuck for the whole process. Had no issues with it keeping my lashes up either (which I have had with other brand glues). Plus, it didn't have residual stickiness that made my lashes stick to my lid. I like the individual packets of lotions. It helps them stay "fresh". The instructions mentions not to use water on them for 24 hours which makes sense but the essence solution has water in it. It did bleach my lashes a bit, which is the primary reason for the removal of stars.