Lash Remover for Cluster Lashes 5ml LAUBESS LASH Remover for Lash Extensions at Home Lash Clusters DIY Eyelash Extension Remover DIY Lash Extension Remover Adhesive

10/10 — I love these! This was my first time doing lash clusters and they were so easy to use. The bond and seal are great quality, and the glue remover works really well they came off easily without damaging my natural lashes. The lashes themselves are beautiful, very natural looking, dry quickly, and feel very lightweight. Love the variety ! I’ve had them on for 3 days so far and they’ve stayed in place with no issues. They’re comfortable enough that I forget I’m even wearing them, and I’ve had no problems showering or sleeping with them on. Highly recommend!

I absolutely love these lash clusters! They’ve become my go to because they’re soft, lightweight, and very comfortable to wear all day from experience. They are definitely beginner friendly when I first started doing clusters this was the first brand I purchased and I’ve always stuck with LAUBESS, The clusters are super easy to place, and they work so well with the green Duo lash glue. Once they’re applied they stay in place nicely. Another thing that I love so much is that they don’t irritate my eyes at all. Overall, they’re the best hands down and I definitely recommend 100% and definitely my favorite

I’m new to the individual lash clusters and this lash remover is super easy to use and protects your natural lashes after taking off your lashes.

I was hesitant to buy this after some of the reviews saying their lashes were left sticky, but this really worked like a charm. Lashes slid off easily (did take one or two real lashes with them but whatever) and very little to no residue left on my eyes. It is definitely oily so maybe wash around your eyes after if you’re worried about that, but the oiliness is how you know it works imo

I've purchased this waterproof bond/seal wand twice - I love it because it's ACTUALLY waterproof (to a point). It is virtually scentless, no fumes, and does not irritate my eyes whatsoever (just dont accidentally get any of it INSIDE your eye, lol!). I have this waterproof version, along with the regular Laubess bond/seal wand and they're both great. While using the waterproof wand set, I've worn my lash clusters through kayaking and swimming and they stayed on! I would say the waterproof component can withstand about 2 showers (or two days of getting wet) - after that, you can feel the product no longer stays dry, gets sticky/gooey, and eventually the lash cluster start to slide off. If you're staying dry (and maybe just doing "body showers"), your lash clusters will likely stay on with no issues for about 5 days. I only have 2 complaints: 1) For some reason, the Seal brush leaves a big mess on the wand and it looks like it's wasting a lot of product because of its design, as it goes through regular use. I try to be really careful when pulling it in and out of the tube, but because the brush is so fluffy, the product gets everywhere and then dries there fairly quickly. I don't even really use the brush part ever, I only use the tip of the wand (sponge), so that is annoying. 2) When the Seal is first applied on a fresh set of lash clusters, it is clear (yay!)... But, after 3+ days (even after showering), you can see that all the areas where Seal has been applied start to turn opaque/white‐ish (which looks kind of gross). It's only in the areas where the Seal is applied, so I know it isn't a cleansing issue. If I'm keeping the lashes on for longer, I usually try to cover the white spots up with waterproof mascara, but i really wish I didn't have to do that lol. Overall, I highly recommend this product as a waterproof option. Great quality & price.

Does what its supposed to do. Removed the glue that was left from some crappy glue I used.

Love this. No irritation and I have sensitive eyes.

Was fine at first, but after a few weeks of use I HATED IT. 1. the formula is really watery, so the glue gathers on the lashes in droplets and dries like that making it look sort of crusty 2. The stopper in the tube literally broke and fell inside the glue, so my brush was drenched and couldn’t even see the bristles. 3. The sealant straight up DOESNT WORK. It also begins to flake throughout the day and makes my lashes look crusty. 4. Lashes didn’t stay on more than 24 hrs. Didn’t get them wet at all and decided to do a wear test to sleep and all of them fell off. 5. Glue is a pain to remove even with their remover. my lashes still feel sticky and stick my eyes shut even after washing my face and natural lashes throughly to get the glue off. Overall, it’s fine for a beginner like me to try out but it was more annoying than I’d like. I was constantly paranoid about my lashes all day. just invest in a better lash bond or honestly i’d rather just use regular lash glue than this.

There's a learning curve to putting putting on, but play around with different methods and you'll find what works for you. YouTube has a lot of instructional videos to watch and follow along with. Personally, I use the tweezers to apply some sections and my fingers for others. I also "double bond" in that I apply some of the bond to my natural lashes and some to the extensions and find that they stick much easier this way. As long as you don't apply them on an awkward angle, they're comfortable and you don't even notice they're on your lashes. If you apply it slightly crooked, it could poke your eyelid or eyeball and can be painful. I got the 8-16mm 20/40/50D kit and the weight of the 50D is comfortable to me, but I have also worn falsies for years (not daily, but frequently) so I may just be used to it. The kit is well made, in terms of the tweezers being good quality and not flimsy like I was worried about. The kit the lashes come in is one that you can close and reopen (like a book). The bond and seal is great, no issues with either of those, and the lash remover has worked flawlessly at removing stickies from my lower lashes and at removing the actual lashes when I want to. How long they last is really individual, though. If you have oily skin or use oily make up or skin care products, sleep on your side or belly, touch them, etc they won't last as long. They also won't last as long if your lashes naturally grow out quickly, but with the price of these versus lash extensions from a professional? These are a good choice for sure!

Wow super beau résultat et ça s’installe assez facilement. J’ai regardé quelques vidéos sur YouTube avant pour savoir comment les mettre et ça a super bien été. Je les ai mis sous mes cils réguliers. J’ai trouvé ça plus facile que des cils en longue strip . Pour une première fois, succès! Je les sens à peine.

Best lashes! I wouldn’t use anything else. They feel good, look good, easy to get on and off! Make you feel absolutely stunning!

Move over, pricey salon appointments! This DIY eyelash extension kit is a total game-changer! After shelling out a small fortune on salon extensions for a decade, I stumbled upon this gem, and let me tell you, it's a lash lover's dream come true! Not only are they a breeze to apply (thanks, TikTok tutorials!), but my application time took under 10 minutes! Say goodbye to those 2 hour marathon salon sessions every few weeks and hello to some serious savings! Plus, removal was a breeze, and my natural lashes are still thanking me. Salon extensions? No thanks, I'm sticking with this magic in a kit!

I recently bought the LAUBESS Lash Extension Kit (20D + 40D clusters) for my daughter, and it’s been a dream! She found it incredibly easy to apply—some users mentioned it takes just about 15 minutes to put on, and she agrees—it’s fast, clean, and fuss-free . The lashes look natural and beautiful—gorgeous with just the right amount of volume, and she can customize her look to be as subtle or dramatic as she likes . What really impressed us was how well they lasted. Like another reviewer who said they lasted their full 7-day vacation with just a little extra sealant, my daughter’s lashes held up incredibly well even after daily activity . All in all, this would be my first choice if you're looking for a budget-friendly, high-quality, DIY option that still feels luxe—especially if it's for someone younger learning the ropes of lash application.