PERMANIA Lash Lift with Black Color Kit, Quick Eyelash & Brow Lamination 15 Mins Coloring Natural Black Result in Lash Enhancers & Primers

I went with this lash lift kit because I wanted to try tinting my eyelashes as well. This product succeeded my expectations and I will be purchasing this one only from now on. There are instructions included on how to perm your lashes and laminate your brows- no instructions on the lash tinting process, but I just used it after Step 2 (in the lash perming process) and it worked perfectly. This kit comes with an assortment of tools to work with, making the entire process easier. I would recommend this product to those looking for an easy DIY lash lift and tint that actually looks good!

I have wait to use this a few times before leaving a review. This kit is great! I’ve tried other highly rated ones and this one is the best one for me so far. I like how the packets are individually wrapped to make sure the potency doesn’t go away like some of the bottled ones. It’s easy to use and follow instructions and like anything takes practice to glue the lashes and separate them. Oh and this glue washed off easily with water. I will continue to buy this kit once I’m out!

It kinda worked... I have a few lashes that demand to stay straight, sometimes even with a lash curler, and I bought this in hopes it would whip them into shape. Those stayed straight while other lashes curled :/ And this definitely didn't take fifteen minutes lol not worth the hassle if you ask me.**Bumping my review from 2 stars to 4.The company offered me a refund. Thank you!

I had no idea what to expect from this set, but I was shocked at how well it worked. Instructions and steps can be a little overwhelming, but I watched a few YouTube videos just to get a better idea of the process. I did one eye at a time because I was worried since it was my first time, but next time I’ll try both at the same time!Look at the eye before… I had no idea my lashes could look like this! For a mom of 2 littles, this is amazing. I used to get lash extensions in the past but I have very sensitive eyes and they’d always get irritated. It’s been a week now and they still look great, with no irritationAnd it has 10 individual small packs so I’m gonna even let my friend use it since there’s no cross contamination.Will try my brows next!

Let me preface this with the fact that I followed both sets of directions (the ones on the lid and the book of directions) and even watched the brand’s YouTube tutorial video.I did one eye at a time because this was my first time (and last).I started with the adhesive and could not for the life of me get the pink thing to stick to my lid for a solid 10 minutes. All the while the under eye patch is jabbing me in the eye because the purpose of it is to protect the under eye *including your lower eyelashes* so you have to put it pretty close to your eyeball.During this fiasco I legitimately thought “this is the hardest beauty thing I have done aside from bleaching my hair. And it’s true. Fast forward and I am starting to feel ill. I know this feeling from bleaching and dyeing my hair and I thought okay, I know to expect this. I am starting to feel quite nauseous and my eye is getting hot. “Okay, don’t panic. Everything’s fine.” Just get to through 2nd step. At the end, I felt slightly better, so I decided to go for the tint. IMMEDIATELY upon application my eye started burning and my reaction got worse. I ripped everything off and ran to my sink to flush my eye out.I rubbed everything off of my eye with a wash cloth and continued irritating my eye.I do not know FOR THE LIFE OF ME why I decided to put CHEMICALS near my eyeball. Here is my and your moment of clarification. You could GO BLIND. one teensy swipe, one shake of the hand, one glob dropped in your eye.Not only that look at my pictures! It fried my eyelashes even though I only left both steps on for the minimum time (5 minutes)! And they’re overcurled to the point where I feel them hit my eyelid every time I blink. I have to straighten my eyelashes somehow with my eyelash curler now for 8+ weeks every day. What a freaking joke. It’s honestly my fault for thinking I could do this at home. Please don’t do this. It is very dangerous.

I had been looking at this for months and if ally followed thru. It was amazingly easier than I thought and turned out just as good as when I go to the salon in my first attempt! If you’re debating go for it!

The lift worked fine. But the tint…I did it twice and my lashes never changed color.

Did not like themI don't know what they use to keep the piece in place tol hold the lashes but this glue thing that comes with them did not work for meMy lashes ended up looking all jacked up. Only kinda worked on one eye. Really hard to do it by myself.Not happy😏I think my return window has closed but would of returned them😏

obviously professional lash lifts are expensive, after extensive review scrolling and searching, I ordered this kit, came in the time frame given.in the kit is everything you need (I recommend q-tips, and cotton pads/napkins also) there’s multiple parts of packing with directions (pictures, and words) plus a little book that contains step/step instructions.The entire process was easy and simple, and for a first time user I would say they turned out so well!i 100% recommend this product, will buy it again when i need to!!today is day 1, pic 1-2 are before, pics 3-5 are during, and pic 6 is right after i was done. I’ll update in about a week :))

I used this the first time with the help of a friend of mine who does extensions (and knows more than I do about these things).Instructions were fine but here are a few extra pointers:1. Use fake lash glue instead of the "glue" that comes with. I used it on the first eye and it doesn't stick at all. The second eye I used my daughter's lash glue for her comp. dance lashes and it held perfectly.2. Don't use the eye covers for the bottom of the eye--they have no stick and my eyelashes kept popping out. Second eye, we just used the tape provided, but the papery medical tape would work too.3. I have blonde lashes, transparent at the tips. My tips needed almost 10 minutes to get the full black effect. I ended up re-applying just the dye the next day to finish the effect.4. Other things you'll need to have nearby to help you: Q-tips, a little dish of water.5. Don't be afraid to use your fingers! For my first eye, I was trying to stick my eyelashes to the glue with the tool as shown in the images, but they kept popping off. The second eye, I just used my fingers and stuck them all to the glue in one go and sorted out the 2-3 individual lashes that stuck a little wonky.Hope this helps!

This was my first time trying this outside of the salon (lash lift and tint on my blonde lashes) and I will be doing this on my own from now on. Took approx an hour and they’ve looked professionally done since (it’s been 3 weeks so far). Lots of comments from people asking if they’re my real lashes 😊

Lol I’d say it worked. Was some what easy to do for my first time. Only downside is my eye is all lids are swollen and very irritated.

Tint worked fine, but reall hard to get the upper eyelid pad to stay, and eyelashes kept coming off not matter how much glue I used. Not sure if its the kit of me, but not easy to use