Pro Makeup Eyelid Tape Big Eye Decoration Invisible Fold Eyelid Shadow Sticker Eyelid Tape Tool

I am so happy I found these! I had a few surgeries years ago to correct a droopy eyelid that impacted my vision. After the last surgery my eyelid healed oddly and I ended up with a triple eyelid. It drove me crazy and is something I'm a bit insecure about. I've been trying different eyelid tapes in an effort to get a double eyelid back and these are by far the best that I've found. You can't even tell I'm wearing the tape and it lasts all day.A few tips:1) If you have oily eyelids like I do, I've found the best way to get these to stick and stay all day is to first wash your eyelids, let them dry and then apply an eyelid primer. (My favorite brand is Elizabeth Mott's Thank Me Later Eye Shadow Base. It comes in a pink squeeze tube.)2) The scissors in the kit aren't super sharp. I'd advise either purchasing a different set of small scissors or use the ones in the kit and just sharpening them with tin foil (I know that sounds weird, but it totally works and saves money). The adhesive on the tape also wears the scissors down, so I also advise cleaning them off every time you use them (just wiping them off with a clean piece of tissue/toilet paper, a towel or the like works great).3) The fastest and easiest way that I've found to remove the tape is with unrefined, virgin coconut oil (any face cleanser or makeup remover would probably work just as effectively I'd imagine). I use coconut oil to remove my makeup each night anyway so it was easy to work into my routine. (Extra tip: coconut oil also helps moisturize the skin and fight acne. It's also a great product to help hair and eyelashes grow longer and healthier when used consistently.)

They are so darn thin it is a real pain to get the OFF the sheet they are attached to. And once you peel one off well good luck not having it get folded in 1/2 or stretching so much you cannot even use it. This is a HUGE waste of money. I'll just have to put out the cash and have blepheraplasty.

I think after about 50-60 pieces, I finally mastered using this. I had to go on YouTube to learn how to do this. Idk what kept me using this versus buying something else, but I’m glad I didn’t completely waste money. Reference: I have monolids. Dry skin type.Here’s the general idea on how to use this tape:Each tape piece needs to be pulled apart. Starting with your eye lid closed, map out where you would like the crease. I found placement easier starting from in (by the nose) to out (towards ears)on my eyelids. I also found that the tapes need to be tightly placed on a closed eyelid, and keeping that in place while opening your eye, you’ll notice the crease is created. Take the little eye lid poker (or if you have double eyelids tweezers) to put the folds in place. Once you’re happy with placement, carefully cut the ends and use a poker to flatten the ends.Adhesion: doesn’t last all day.Makeup: careful shadow application is okay. Great for eyeliner and lashes.This works, but it’s not my favorite product.

This is my second order! These strips have lasted me maybe 2 years. I have uneven eyelids so I only use it on one eye to balance out with the other. I also use it maybe 1-2x a week depending on my interaction with people. The adhesion works well for the first 2-3hrs but if you have oily lids like me, it may start to show. I like how thin the tape is and how easy it is to manipulate the tape into the shape you want.

Ive had hooded eyes since birth and the older i get the droopier they are. These tapes are amazing. Ive been playing with eye makeup since junior high, I have thousands of dollars of product in my bathroom vanities. This is the best thing at any price ive ever bought. Just look at the picture! Only one eye is done, Thats the first one out of the pack, first time I ever tried to use any kind of tape on my eyelid, piece of cake.Theyre easy to apply.It is double sidded sticky, so apply these to dry clean eyelids, then lightly brush with matte skin shade powder. then apply shadow as usual and they are invisible. If you dont powder first, any parts where the sticky is exposed will really grab your shadow and make it obvious. Just a light sweep of powder is all you need.Update.. after wearing them for about a week, they are getting better and better and better.. in my mid 40s, after daily wear for only a week, my eye lids with tape are more open now then they were when I was 20.I kinda wanna stockpile these... It comes with a 12 month supply even if you mess up every 3rd tape .. its 18 months of daily wear if you get them right (not hard if youve ever done eye make up before) but im still tempted to stockpile these!

I threw mines out because it got so frustrating. It is annoying that it is very difficult to peel off either side of the adhesion. It’s impossible to peel it off while one side is on your eyelid, so you have to try to peel off both sides with your hand. You end up fumbling with in your hand and can fold in on itself. So half the time you ruin the tape trying to get it ready before you even got to use it. Tape also comes as a rectangle, so u have to cut the edges yourself each time, while other products are already pre-cut. The adhesion is good and it’s nice and thin so it looks nice once you get it in your eye. But with all the trouble beforehand, it’s not worth it.

I’ve been using these eyelid tapes for years and also found a better way of securing them by using eyelash glue, once you place the tape where you want it use the glue that is in brush form and use a portable hand fan and wait until the glue is clear and push it in with the tool, it’s a game changer because I really want to get lid surgery but to afraid to, it gives me a better crease and it stays on until I’m ready to remove them, will use them for as long as I can, for the price I buy 2 or 3 packs just in case it goes out of stock,try the glue and it will make all the difference.