Great! This pack helped me figure out what size I need
Takes some practice for sure, but these work! I'm hoping to wear eyeshadow over these and am experimenting with primer/eye shadow bases to see what works best. I hadn't noticed how much my lids were drooping until I tried these small little miracles--a great hack to look more awake and 'fresh'.
I never write reviews. I got these today. The first time using them. I am amazed!!! I bought # 6. They really give you a lift!
This is definitely the easy way to lift up the jaw area. Cutting them in half will fix both or one side. Easy fix and so much better than spending a lot of money on fillers. Thank You
First time customer, however this little kit had everything I needed
Love it!!! I wore these with a cute denim jacket, and scarf to hide the magical strip
These are great. Never used anything for my hooded eyes. I'm pleasantly surprised by how easy it is to apply and how comfortable it is to wear!
This product is the best solution ever for my badly hooded eyelids.I could never afford any kind of surgery for my problem. This product works out great and is so affordable.
Thank you much for making my eyes look beautiful again.
They work amazing !! Yes however I finally got an upper Bleph and I’m so happy to get hooded eyes fixed !!! Yes the tapes work amazing
I have one “lazy” eyelid that doesn’t like to open as much as the other. The hard-working eyelid overcompensates by opening too wide and showing upper sclera, which makes me look creepy/insane. I use level 8 to keep my hard-working eye from opening too wide, so my eyes are even.
People now think I “seem more comfortable and more calm” and it’s entirely due to these eyelid stickers. I had no idea if they work for droop, but for correcting asymmetry, they’re great. Cheaper versions don’t work because they’re too narrow and flip up above the crease and cause my hard-working eye to open even wider.
These go on easy, stay on all day (even through the shower), and come off easy when I want them to. The box is nice too.
