Wearing false eyelashes can add to your makeup look and can even boost confidence instantly. Whether you prefer a natural look or want dramatic, fan-shaped flutter, you’ll need something to hold them in place, and that’s eyelash glue. While it may not be the most glamorous or exciting product category, finding a good product that really works for you can make all the difference in the world. What is a good eyelash glue? easy to apply, consistent and strong.
Lilly Lashes Brush-On Lash Adhesive
Applicator: Brush | Cruelty-free: Yes
This clear eyelash glue easily occupies the top spot on our list. The small brush allows you to precisely apply the glue to hard-to-reach areas of the thin lash band or lash line, and its consistency is easy to use as it doesn’t run or sticky. We like that the glue is white at first so you can see where you put it and then turns light blue before drying, so it doesn’t affect your makeup.
Lilly Lashes adhesive comes with a very simple applicator that is well controlled, making it perfect for beginners. The consistency of the glue itself is good and it is not too sticky or runny. It was white when it came out of the tube and changed to a certain color. Once added to lashes, it’s easy to see how much you’re applying and avoid adding too much.
Duo Brush-On Lash Adhesive
Applicator: Brush | Cruelty-free: Yes
Considering that eyelash glue isn’t the sexiest cosmetic available, finding a reliable option that can be quickly and quickly available at pharmacies at affordable prices sounds ideal, but only if it performs well. This one is great because it has a brush applicator that can be applied easily, it has a strong holding formula, and it dries quickly. During testing, we found that while the formula is easy to apply and keeps our lashes in place, it’s easy to over-apply, resulting in eyelid confusion and a bit of discomfort. If you experience this often, we recommend that you wipe off any excess product from your brush before applying.
Velour Lashes Black Lash Adhesive
Applicator: Brush | Cruelty-free: No
It’s very frustrating when you put on false eyelashes only to find them slipping or peeling off in the corners. That’s why it’s important to find a glue that has a good, strong bond, and this one is great. In addition to the black and sheer colors, this eyelash glue comes with a brush head that is easy to use, feels comfortable after application, and holds lashes in place. We found the formula to be easy to use, although our testers noted that it takes quite a long time to dry to a sticky state. If you’re in a hurry, we recommend applying glue to the lash band and blowing gently to speed up the drying process.
D’Lashes Felt Tip Eyeliner Pen
Applicator: Felt-tipped brush | Cruelty-free: No
It’s incredible to be able to reduce the amount of time it takes to apply false eyelashes, and this eyeliner and lash glue in one can help you do just that. All you need to do is apply the eyeliner as you would any other liquid eyeliner and apply the false lashes on top – the eyeliner formula is sticky and grips the lashes tightly. It’s not too cheesy, which is a good thing for comfort, but it can be challenging if you struggle to stop your feints from being lifted.
Sephora Collection Brush-tip Lash Adhesive
Applicator: Brush | Cruelty-free: No
It’s no secret that applying false eyelashes can be a bit tricky, so finding one with an easy-to-use applicator can make a big difference. The brush is long and dense enough to give you reliable control, and we found that we were able to cover the lash band with glue quickly and easily. The formula dries quickly, leaving our fake shoes in place, and the glue is stronger than we thought so we could feel it on the skin. Our tester explained that she may have applied too much, and if she had only applied a little bit of glue, this problem might not have arisen.
What to Look for When Buying Eyelash Glue
Application: The method of application of eyelash glue can have a big impact on the application of false eyelashes. When buying eyelash glue, remember to choose the one that best suits your skill level. The brushing formula is very simple, while squeezing the tube can be a bit complicated. In any case, you can master the wrong application with a little practice and patience. More recently, eyelash glues have emerged that double eyeliner functions, such as the D’Lashes felt tip eyeliner. If you want to shorten your makeup routine, we recommend giving this a try as it can combine two steps into one.
Color: Eyelash glue is usually available in clear, black, or white. Although it is suitable for white, the white adhesive usually dries into a clear surface within a few minutes. Sometimes, it may take longer depending on the amount of glue you use. Black is often the color favored by makeup artists because it is barely perceptible on naturally dark lashes. A clear formula is great for ensuring that the glue is not visible, but it can be tricky for beginners.
Ingredients: While most adhesives require acrylic copolymers for a sticky effect, some adhesives are cleaner than others. For people with sensitive skin or eyes, a formula that doesn’t contain latex, formaldehyde, or synthetic fragrances may be best.
