The user’s guide
The user’s guide looks quite professional for the first look, it contains 10 languages altogether (GB, NL,I, F, DK/N, GR, D, P, E FIN) each in a well separated different section, even the letters are well readable, not too small or patchy.
It starts with the application guide divided into 7 separate steps.
1)Clean lashes and eyelids to ensure they are oil free. –very straight forward.
2)Pour a few drops of Lash Extend adhesive onto a piece of aluminium foil (not included)-How much exactly of the glue? It doesn’t seem enough at all!!! Anyway first let’s run to find a piece of foil, if there is any...why didn’t they mention on the box what extra I need?!
3)We recommend using the short pieces for your inner eyelashes, medium for centre lashes and long for outer corner lashes. –makes sense.
4)Choose a lash and remove from the tray with tweezers. Dip the knotted end of the lash into the adhesive. Wait about 30 seconds until the glue is tacky. –Tweezers? Another tool they forgot to mention before, thanks God I have one just here! Let’s take a lash...ouch it got broken and deformed...another one...may be with one quick pull...oh got this one! Dip-dip, we must be over the difficult part!
5)Start with the left eye, using your right hand place the lash on top of your own lash with the knotted end close to but not touching your eyelid. –Right...tell me: how can I take the lash out of the tweezers with my finger while keeping the glue on it? How???? It just seems impossible for me...never mind, let’s try to place it with the tweezers...but placing where? My lashes facing upwards while my eye is closed not letting to put the false lash straight on the top...I can place it to the eyelid-lash meeting point with an incredible effort when I realise the glue got dried up and the false lash sticks more to the tweezers than to my lid...oh dear...let’s start from the beginning...grrr...the lash got deformed by the tight squeeze of the tweezers. Finally I manage to stick one false lash (swimming in glue) to the lid on the top of my own (more or less)...yess...when I think the glue must be dry I pinch it with my 2 fingers together with my own lash...GOOD, this time it didn’t stick to my finger either...it is on the right place (I think), looks a bit deformed but who cares???...it is on!!!! Only 50 more to go!!! Erm...46...I have already damaged 4...
6)Stroke the lash extension down the lash retuning to your starting point (this will give the extension a larger surface to adhere to and ensure the full wear period for the lash) –Hmmm I don’t even try to understand what they mean by that, I’m better ok with a shorter wear period, for now I’d even feel happy if I had nice lashes only for this evening.
7)Gradually work towards the outer corner. In general you will apply between 15 and 30 per eye. –For me it doesn’t seem to matter which corner do you start or which direction are you going, the whole process is close to impossible if you’re alone. 15-30 per eye? May be if you have spare glue, mine ran out at about 12/per eye, 1 drop stayed in the bottle totally dry.

The result
Finally I managed to put about 12-13 lashes on each eye in the suggested order (little ones in inner corner, then middle ones, long ones in outer corner), but the whole picture just didn’t seem right. The lashes (long and middle ones as well) looked far too long to be natural, some of them showed marks from the tweezers hold, while some others didn’t seem to stand straight where they should have been. My eyes were painful after concentrating during the whole more hours process, at some points on my lid I felt the dried glue and the long lashes gave a strange feeling while blinking. Anyway I went to sleep leaving the decision for the next day.
In the morning I looked into the mirror and decided straight away: I need to remove them. They looked horribly unnatural, fake and silly in daylight and when I showed to my mum she confirmed what I thought. She said she had the feeling while watching it, that she need to remove something dirt (the lash) from my eye, it was such a disturbing sight. So I went for the removing.

Summary about my opinion on the product
This product is difficult to use, doesn’t give the result that it promises and I think the whole thing doesn’t worth it’s price.