Vegan Luxe Lash

I can definitely relate to the reviewer above on the struggle to find false lashes for anyone with incredibly short lashes naturally. The issue with wearing a longer upper lash when you have nonexistent lashes is that there is such a length discrepancy with your lower lashes that it never looks believable. This only matters if you're looking for something more natural but still miles better than the sparse, stubby lashes you've got. In my 20s, I had no problem wearing longer, more dramatic lashes, but maybe with age, I find myself enjoying more natural makeup that enhances my features. All of a sudden, I noticed how long my beloved Lily Lashes looked on me. I was even using the styles Luxe and Paris, which were already the less dramatic of the bunch. I still love those for a night out, but for family gatherings or more formal occasions, I felt self-conscious with the way my top lashes just stuck out so much more than the bottom ones, and this is even more obvious in my 3/4 or profile view. I have worn Ardells in the past and still have some on hand, but really looking for something that has tapered tips and a more fluffy, wispy look. The Ardells just weren't doing it for me when I wanted something more glam but still natural. This lash is fluffy and full, yet much shorter than most styles out there. The band is thicker than Ardells, which usually has a thin clear band. But I almost prefer the thicker black band as it helps to blend into my black liner and make it even bolder. With this type of lash, I would recommend pulling off the excess glue with your fingernail, taking care not to rip the band itself. Velour does make the Lash Clean, which is a makeup remover that is safe on false lashes and extensions. Even though these last quite a few wears, I'm gonna buy a few more as backups and will be trying the Plant Fibre Lash from this same brand in the style Second Nature next. Hopefully, they'll be as perfect as these!