no matter how glamorous you may look, there’s nothing that puts a damper on your night quicker than heavy false eyelashes that weigh down on lids. (or worse, lash strips that poke—ouch!) not only are they incredibly uncomfortable, one slight misstep—accidentally rubbing your eye, dancing up a sweat storm or spilling tears—can result in embarrassing kinks, or worse, lifting & peeling at the corners. but that’s where blinkbop’s ultra lightweight falsies come in….

all of blinkbop’s fake eyelashes are carefully designed using premium featherweight fibers that won’t weigh you down. they’re also engineered with durable yet ultra-flexible lash bands that perfectly mold to the shape of your eye, so you have better control when applying. obviously some styles, by design, are lighter than others, but overall, blinkbop’s lightweight eyelashes are so airy and comfortable, you might even forget you have them on. 

here are a few pointers for ensuring the most comfortable wear:

-measure & trim. fit is crucial to comfort—a mere millimeter too long is the difference between all-day comfort and feeling like you have sand in your eye. to measure, hold the strip to your lash line—they should stop where your natural eyelashes end. if they’re too long, carefully trim the outer corners using cuticle scissors.

-nix glue gunk. if you’ve worn your fake eyelashes multiple times, chances are there may be glue buildup on the lash band. not only is it an instant giveaway that you’re rocking falsies, they add extra weight to your lashes. to remove, start at the center and gently peel buildup away from the strip, working your way to the outer corners. be very careful—you don’t want to mangle the lash band.

-follow your natural fringe. this may seem obvious, but apply fake eyelashes along your natural lash line—not closer toward your inner corners (which will poke your eye) or further out from where your natural lashes end (which look really fake). -flex the band. to ensure a perfect fit, “roll” the band a few times while you’re waiting for the glue to get tacky.  flex it back and forth, helping to create a curve for a more natural, effortless fit.