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4th January 2020

Eye Candy Naturalise and Maximise False Eyelashes

Eye Candy Naturalise and Maximise False Eyelashes

Eye Candy are mainly an eye makeup brand, but I did feature their Gel Wrap System here on my blog back in 2015. The brand was founded back in 2008, and their core principle was to create affordable lashes of the highest quality. Eye Candy lashes are available in four core styles; Naturalise, Volumise, Dramatise and Maximise, and all four are available on the SoInvogue website. I have two sets of the Eye Candy lashes to show you today, and they’re both under £6 per pair.

Eye Candy Naturalise and Maximise False Eyelashes Eye Candy Naturalise and Maximise False Eyelashes

Eye Candy Maximise False Eyelashes £5.49

“Eye Candy False Eyelashes Maximise #015 are designed to give your eyes a thick, fanned look for the ultimate volume and length. These hand-cut silk lashes are double layered for an intense, flawless definition.”

Eye Candy Naturalise and Maximise False Eyelashes Eye Candy Naturalise and Maximise False Eyelashes

Eye Candy Naturalise False Eyelashes £5.49

“Eye Candy False Eyelashes Naturalise #102 are hand cut silk lashes and come with a lash glue included. Offering length and fullness compared to your natural lashes, these will accentuate your eyes for everyday use whilst still offering subtleness to your look.”

Both sets of the lashes come with a vial of latex-free lash adhesive and a plastic tray so you put the lashes back in the tray at the end of the day to look after them between uses. Both sets of lashes are reusable providing you carefully remove the lash adhesive from the spine of the lashes. The Maximise Lashes are very dramatic, with a full dense effect and it’s amazing that they’re layered in design for the fuller effect minus the high price tag which usually comes with double layered lashes.

The Naturalise Lashes are my personal favourites from the two as they’re a lot more wearable and I really like that they have a clear lash band. Clear lash bands are always my go-to as I like that they blend into your natural lashes, and lash line very well and you don’t have to apply eyeliner to try to disguise the lash band. For £5.49 they’re great lashes, and they have lots of different styles so there’s bound to be a style you love.

You can find Eye Candy lashes right here.



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