This is for people who already wear (or want to start wearing) magnetic strip lashes and would rather skip liquid lash adhesive entirely, including those who find traditional glue fussy to apply or irritating to sensitive eyes.

It only functions as a lash adhesive with lashes that have a magnetic strip built into the band; it will not hold standard strip lashes or individual lashes in place. Someone without magnetic lashes can still use it as an ordinary waterproof gel eyeliner.

The point of this product is that the eyeliner itself becomes the lash adhesive: iron particles in the gel let a magnetic lash band grip directly onto it, so there's no separate glue, no fumes, and no waiting for adhesive to dry before you can see how the lash sits.

1. Start with clean, dry eyelids (a primer can be used underneath).
2. Apply two coats of the gel liner along the upper lash line.
3. While the liner is still semi-wet, place the magnetic lash band onto it.
4. Press gently to secure the lash in place.
5. To remove, gently peel the lashes off first.
6. Wipe an oil-based makeup remover over closed eyelids until the liner dissolves, and clean residue off the lash band carefully so the magnets aren't pulled loose.

Pros

• Combines eyeliner and lash adhesive in one step, cutting out separate lash glue
• Waterproof, smudge-resistant wear
• One tube covers roughly 36+ lash applications
• Can double as a standalone gel liner when not wearing lashes

Cons

• Only works with magnetic (metal-strip) lashes, not standard strip or individual lashes
• Lashes must be placed while the liner is still semi-wet, so timing matters
• Needs an oil-based remover to fully take off, not just water or a regular cleanser
• Only available in a single black shade