CICI Lash 2024 Lift Kit | Professional Instant Perming, Lifting & Curling for Eyelashes | Semi-Permanent Salon & DIY Home Use | Includes Eye Shields, Pads, and Accessories

Really impressed with this kit. Attached a pic of one eye done and then both, great results! Very easy to use with clear instructions, love that the solutions are in little bottles instead of sachets like other brands. Makes it much easier to store for future applications. Good value.

This kit is very convenient and economical, but if you are a beginner like me, don’t expect a perfect result from the first time. It definitely requires some practices. The most difficult part of the process is keeping my lashes adhered to the rod. The glue that comes with the set is terrible, it has very little adhering power. So I used my regular lash glue (after my initial failure for in first round) and it worked much better. I learned that adhering lashes to the rod in the correct way is the most important part of the treatment as it dictates the shape and curl of lashes when it’s done. Also I had trouble with the comb it came with; so I switched to using the bottom end of a spooly or a toothpick (basically any thin stick object would work better.) Also, because I’m an Asian and Asian eyes often have extra fold of skin over the eyes (it’s a type of hooded eyes), it is extremely difficult to attach the rod along the lash line without that extra skin getting in the way. I later watched YouTube tutorials done by Japanese lash lift professionals and I learned one hack from them, which is to pull the extra fold of skin (especially the inner corners and outer corners of eyes) and use a piece of medical tape to hold it. That way your lash line will be exposed enough for you to attach the rod. If you are an Asian, I highly recommend watching videos done by someone who has similar eye shape as you. It was quite a struggle the first time round, but I’m happy with the result (as seen in the photo.) I missed the little this hair in the inner corners and the outer corners, but with practice I’m sure I can do better. It’s been 2 weeks and the curl is holding up quite well. No breakage or fallen lashes so far. The cleansing solution leaked when I stored it sideways (with cap closed) so I don’t have enough for the future treatments. I learned from tutorials that I can just use clean water as an alternative, but it’s still annoying that the cleanser was wasted. Make sure you store any of the solutions in upright position. Overall there is room for improvements with the kit, but it’s very affordable compared to salon and I’m happy with the result.

I just went to apply the kit and it’s a huge waste of money. The eye pads won’t stick to the lower lids, the glue wasn’t tacky enough to fix the lift pads to my skin or hold it in place. I didn’t even attempt to perm because I knew they would come out wonky.

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If you have a thin, flat lashes like me—this will totally work for you. I have had no problems with using this kit, although some tools weren't working it's magic. But it's totally okay because it can be fixed very easily. Personally, I have had no problems with the glue. the only problem I've had was with the cleaning tool, that was supposed to put your lashes up on the pad. If you're having troubles with putting your lashes up on the pad, I recommend using the other smooth end of the spoolie (the spoolie is the eyelash brush it came with). Use it to put your lashes up to the pad, and apply a little pressure for 10 seconds once it's up there. I also recommend on putting glue on the pad section by section when you're putting your lashes up on the pad. Personally, I didn't use the eye gel patches on the bottom lashes because it bugged me a lot. I ended up being fine without the eye gel patches, and my bottom lashes wasn't on the way during the procedure at all. You don't have to do this, (you should probably stick to the instructions as it is) but if the eye gel patches are bugging you, then you don't have to use it.