black magic lashes

Most listings describe the false lashes as 100% synthetic hair; several also label the fibers “faux mink” to indicate a soft, feathery finish while remaining synthetic.

Listings show three common attachment methods: magnetic lashes used with magnetic eyeliner, glue-on clusters that require lash adhesive, and self-adhesive or pre-glued press-on clusters for quick application.

Care varies by type: cluster lashes can be spot-cleaned or wiped; glued lashes should be removed with adhesive remover; and the featured mascara is noted to remove easily with soap and water.

Cluster lengths across listings include 8 mm, 10 mm, 12 mm, 14 mm, and 16 mm. Some kits include multiple lengths so you can customize placement from inner to outer corners.

Listings describe placing clusters under your natural lashes (an underlash method) to conceal bands. Magnetic-liner systems attach lashes to a magnetic liner, while some pre-glued or Speedhesive bands are designed for quick, no-glue underlash application.

The mascara is marketed as a 7-in-1 formula that provides instant length, lift and separation, volume, conditioning, rich color, lash-serum benefits, and a dual-action brush. Ingredients called out include coconut and vitamin B, and it’s described as vegan and cruelty-free.