With the top magnetic lash laying on your lash line use your fingers or the application tool to align the bottom lash directly below the top lash. With the red dot facing up the magnets will attach.

Technically, magnetic lash manufacturers make magnetic lashes from two magnetic strips sandwiched together, with one strip containing tiny magnets and the other made up of magnetic particles in the form of a magnetic liner.

“I think magnetic lashes are safe if you wear them on occasion. I don't recommend them for everyday use. If you wear them too long, for example, or sleep with your magnetic lashes on, it can lead to infection of the eyelid or lash loss,” said Gafni.

between 30 to 60 uses This will differ between brands, but most magnetic lashes will last anywhere between 30 to 60 uses as long as they are properly cared for and stored. If you want to wear your lashes daily, one pair of magnetic lashes should last about a month, with some higher-end brands potentially lasting longer.

You should be using eyelash serum just once a day, preferably before bedtime. Applying a lash serum more frequently doesn't improve results but does increase the risk of irritation and side effects.

Magnetic lashes are reusable. After you use them, you can give them a gentle clean, and they will be good to go again. As they are reusable up to around 50 times, they have a much longer lifespan than regular false lashes. They are also a much lower price point than eyelash extensions.

Magnetic eyelashes work by using tiny magnets to sandwich your natural lashes in between two strips of false lashes. There's no need for the use of glue as the magnets hold the lashes in place.

Yes, overall, magnetic lashes are safe to use around the eyes, according to Elise Brisco, OD, CCH, integrative optometrist and clinical homeopath. She explains that magnetic eyelashes are even better than using traditional false eyelashes because you don't need to apply glue close to the eye area.

Are magnetic lashes waterproof? While we can attest to its durability in windy areas and just about any climate, we recommend keeping your magnetic lashes away from the shower or the pool.

If you're considering giving magnetic lashes a try, it's essential to know that you should remove them before bed. If left on too long, the magnetic liner can irritate your eyelid and damage your natural lashes. Magnetic false lashes were designed to be easily removable and should only be worn for short periods.

Other tips on taking care of my magnetic lashes Avoid getting them wet. Water can cause the magnets to rust and weaken their grip on your lash line. Don't use oil-based makeup removers or products around your eyes, as they will degrade the glue that holds the magnets in place.

Lash serum should be used once every day. The best time to use it is at night, when your lashes are otherwise clean, and the serum will have time to sink in and do its magic. To make sure that you're consistent, make using lash serum a regular part of your nighttime routine, just like brushing your teeth or flossing.

With once daily application (as recommended) during the initial phase, one tube of Xlash (3ml) should last 3-4 months and 5-6 months during maintenance phase.

Can you shower with magnetic lashes on? The short answer is no! You shouldn't wear your magnetic lashes into the shower.

Are magnetic lashes waterproof? While we can attest to its durability in windy areas and just about any climate, we recommend keeping your magnetic lashes away from the shower or the pool. But yes, it's breakup-proof so you can cry in them for hours.

Overall, magnetic eyelashes and eyeliners are considered safe for most people, especially when compared to false lashes that require glue. Magnetic versions also tend to be easier to use, so you may find yourself saving time in your beauty routine.