Handmade Fiber Magnetic False Eyelashes
Featherlight fiber lashes, handmade for a full, soft fringe. The magnetic band settles close to the lash line for a finished eye in minutes.
Order today for estimated delivery Nov 9 – Nov 23
Details
A fuller lash line without glue or fuss. Each pair is handmade from fine fiber, with a soft, feathery finish that catches light rather than sitting flat against the eye.
The magnetic band sits close to the natural lashes and keeps its place through a long day, from a morning meeting to dinner. The lightweight fibers keep the shape airy, so the fringe looks full without feeling heavy.
Reach for them when you want more definition for an evening, or a finished eye on a day that calls for little more than a clean lid and a sweep of mascara. They pair well with bare lids or a defined crease.
- Handmade from fine fiber for a soft, feathery finish
- Magnetic band for placing and adjusting along the lash line
- Lightweight construction that keeps the fringe comfortable
- Full lash line effect with an airy feel
- Pairs with bare lids or a defined eye
How to use
Begin with clean, dry lashes and bare lids. Rest the band against the lash line to find the right position, then settle the inner corner first. Press gently along the band so the magnets hold, and adjust before the final press. To remove, lift from the outer corner and store the pair flat and dry.
Ingredients
The full ingredient list (INCI) is printed on the packaging. If you would like to check a specific ingredient before ordering, email us and we will look it up for you.
Patch test before first use. Discontinue if irritation occurs. For external use only.
Delivery & returns
Ships within 1-3 business days with tracking and usually arrives in 7-15 business days, sooner from our regional warehouses. All sales are final; if your order arrives damaged, defective or wrong, tell us within 7 days of delivery. Learn more
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