Adecco LLC 50Pair Under Eye Pads Patch Taps for DIY False Eyelash Lashe Extension Makeup

UPDATE: I was so happily surprised when the seller contacted me in regards to my review and asked what would be the best way to resolve my unhappiness with the product. I explained to them what had happened and why I was disappointed and they offered for me to try the product again, not only was I happy about their efforts in having happy customers and actually reaching out to them but I was also happy about the new ones I received. I'm not sure if I had a bad batch or if it was an environmental factor but I am much happier with this lot!I've had them for about 3 months now and at first I loved them but now they seem to be losing their stickiness

Was a little skeptical on buying gel pads from amazon but the ones being sold by lash places are expensive. These worked like a charm, were comfortable, and stayed in place! I will definitely continue using these gel pads/

These eye gel pads worked fine for about the First week then after that, all my packets of eye pads were dried out on the inside of the packaging. They weren’t really sticky, so lashes kept coming up and I had to use extra tape to keep the eye pad taped down, some of my pads weren’t lint free and i would have to try to take them off my tweezers

Came on time, everything is nice, except they move a bit too much, esp if the clients eyes start to tear up at all. I usually add extra tape to pull them down and in place

I’ve bought many different brands of pads for when I do lash extensions. The name brands have cost me about $2 per pad. I found these in hopes they’d work and I’d have to say they are hands down my favorite. They don’t slip and slide everywhere after they’ve been placed. They have a nice gel that allows easy removal with no tugging of thin tissue of under eyes and they only cost me roughly 40 cents per use. The shape allows easy placement under eye as well.