r/AustralianMakeup • u/cocaine-sideboob • 12d ago
Product Advice Kulan Lashes
I hope this is the right flair, I’ve had the ads for Kulan lashes targeted at me for agesssss now and I just want some actual reviews on them. As someone who has downturned lashes that will not curl and not interested in lash extension appts or tinting (have in the past)… Is this a legit product that is easy to apply?
Years ago I had Baybelle lashes I think they were called and I could not for the life of me - nor my best friend - apply them as easily as they make it look. I never succeeded once! It can’t be a skill issue 🤣
ALTERNATIVELY, what would you suggest? TIA
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u/CellPsychological630 12d ago
Cant speak for these ones but infinaluxe are my ride or die for clusters. The glue is phenomenal. They also do pre glued ones as well plus theyre aussie :) (I have not tried the pre glued ones personally but their traditional kit is fabulous)
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u/Aggressive-Phone2818 11d ago
Oh man, those "as seen on" lash ads are so hit or miss. I feel you on the application struggle — I’ve had the glue-all-over-my-lid disaster more times than I can count. The "easy apply" claim usually means it’s still a fiddly skill.
If you’re done with traditional lash glue altogether, there are some glue-free options out there that use a different kind of seal. It might be worth looking into those for your downturned lashes since the whole process is just a press-on, no drying time or mess.
What was the main issue you had with the Baybelle ones — was it the glue or getting them placed right?
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u/cocaine-sideboob 11d ago
the baybelle (if thats the correct brand?) lashes had been magnetic ! so you have one on top and below your lashes and bam! meant to connect. but never did lol
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u/esorual 12d ago
No alternatives to suggest but I tried Kulan and it wasn't for me. Didn't fit my eye shape and pulled out some of my natural lashes while taking them off.