Whether you pop them on for a fancy event or choose a set that holds the lashes in place for ten days, our beginner kits make the application process fuss-free.

If you do use your fingers, be sure to thoroughly wash your hands first and avoid touching the self-stick adhesive band area. Not only do Kiss Lashes consist of good quality and super stylish designs, but they are also extremely popular with celebrities, with reality star Jessica Wright and singer Pixie Lott being their most recent brand ambassadors. All you have to do is brush a thin line of Overnighter under the wisps, apply 2-3 coats and you're done. You can easily use them to create a winged and elegant look without the need for eyeliner if you wish so. The perfect alternative to applying multiple coats of mascara or committing to a lash extension appointment every few weeks, our KISS eyelashes blend seamlessly with your natural set, adding the finishing touches to a full-glam or low-key makeup look.These soft and feathery Looks So Natural lashes are available in various styles, from natural to flamboyant looks. Eyelash application can still occasionally be tricky, even if you have started to get the hang of it!

On top of legacy strip lash styles that are incredibly popular, the new Kiss Falscara range has become an instant cult classic. Until you get the hang of it, applying and then reapplying it could in turn impact the adhesive, which might affect the lash's ability to stay on. Kiss imPRESS lashes are pre-bonded cluster lashes that apply under your natural lashes - with no glue needed! Truth is, I’m a little lazy (and I’m a lot clumsy) when it comes to lashes, so the thought of an under lash press-on THAT DOES NOT REQUIRE GLUE was literally a dream come true.They’re as stunning as strip lashes, as natural looking as professional lash extensions, and as commitment-free as mascara. The Kiss Looks So Natural collection is a new style of false eyelashes made with a revolutionary technology that creates tapered ends. Since the official launch of imPRESS Press-On Falsies wasn’t until the last week of December, I have been kind of sitting on this pretty little secret. To find the perfect length that flatters your eye shape, measure your set of KISS lashes against your natural lash line. Shaking up the beauty industry and bringing the salon home for over 30 years, we know you'll love Kiss products.

Yes, Kiss are one of the top brands for fake lashes and are the favourite lash choice for many celebrities. When I heard the news that imPRESS Manicure (the OG’s of press-on technology for the last ten years) was getting ready to launch Press-on Falsies, a groundbreaking collection of pre-glued, press-on false lash clusters, I was instantly intrigued. I tend to be very sensitive and very aware that I’m wearing false lashes in the past, but these feel pretty fantastic.With some lashes being able to be reworn somewhere between five and 20 times, if you are a frequent lash wearer, you may actually end up saving money by simply rewearing your favorite strip lash. There’s no lengthy how-to tutorial to follow, but if it’s your first time applying under lash clusters, it can take a few tries to get the hang of. Whatever your favourite product may be, why don't you consider signing up to our subscription service and you can have your choice of product sent out to you every 2, 4, 6 or 8 weeks as per your choosing. Kiss has firmly and successfully placed its footprint in the cosmetics industry, and the brand is becoming a household name - if it isn’t already one!

It is not recommended you use any additional bond, glue, or any type of false lash adhesive or sealant with Press-On Falsies.We also recommend that you only use Kiss Falscara Bond and Seal with the Kiss Falscara lashes to get the best results. After placing the clusters, I pressed for a few seconds, and the Falsies blended in seamlessly with my realsies…OMG, SO FREAKING EASY! Her work has been published by a variety of top-tier titles and media outlets such as Cosmopolitan, Self, Glamour, Health, Cooking Light, Women’s Health, USA TODAY, The Washington Post, CNN.