Applying @WinkClique lashes for the first time! I’ll keep you guys updated on how they wear and how I like them but so far I’m loving them! #beautyhacks #beautytips #BeautyTok #beautyroutine #athomelashextensions #lashextensions #lashextensiontips #athomelashes #athomelashes #winkcliquelashes #minxlashes #nomakeupmakeup

I got my first order of wing click lashes, so I'm gonna attempt to put them on for the very first time. Wing click lashes are at home eyelash extensions that you put on yourself. Since I'm a newbie and I've never done this before, I bought everything. I bought the lashes, I got the style minks because they're cat eye and that's what I typically go for. And then I also got their toolbox which just comes with everything that you need. Tweezers, scissors, and eyelash curler and then the presser, like the sealer. And then I also got their eyelash glue adhesive and their remover. These lashes are supposed to last anywhere from seven to ten days if you apply everything correctly. So I watched their little in-depth tutorial and I've watched a few TikToks on it because TikTok is my Google. And I am still not very confident but I'm gonna try. So first things first, I'm just gonna get everything laid out and set up. So I just need to curl my natural lashes. Hopefully you guys can see but the lashes aren't in a full strip. They're in little segments. There's four pieces and you just peel each segment off and do them individually. I'm gonna start by pulling off my first segment and then on each segment, sometimes there's just a little leftover last strip and I'm gonna cut that off just so I don't poke my eye. And I'm gonna keep doing that with each segment. I'm just gonna take each segment off for this eye first. I will say that all of these tools feel very good quality. Next thing is gonna be applying the black adhesive to the last strips. I got their black adhesive. They also have a clear adhesive. It's white but it dries down clear. I chose black. I think it will help everything look more seamless from what I read and saw. I need to create a big glue bubble on this last strip. Hopefully you guys can see that big glue bubble there. I'm gonna let each segment kind of chill for a second with the adhesive on there because apparently you want to apply them when they are wet to tacky, not tacky to dry or else they won't last the full seven to ten days. So you want to place them up under your lash line, non-top up under and you don't want to put it on your water line or that's gonna be uncomfortable and it's gonna hurt. So you want to get as close to your water line as you can without touching. It's gonna loop to my eyelid so you guys can see where I'm placing it. And then once you have the first one on, you're gonna move to the next segment and you're just gonna overlap the next one and just a little bit so it looks more seamless. Okay, this is the first side on. I think it looks so good. They're still kind of wet and tacky. All of them on now and they're not all the way dry. I need to let them sit for like another 20 minutes and then I'm gonna go through and press them down just to seal them all in and make them look seamless but so far I really like them. And for my first time applying them, I don't think I did too bad. Okay, I did some other stuff around my house for the last like 20 or 30 minutes while I let these dry and now I'm gonna go through and press them down just to make them more seamless. This part is super easy and that's it. I think I'll get better at it as I do my next set next week but I think these look really good for my first time. They come with five sets of lashes so I'll have about five weeks of lashes to do and hopefully at the end of the five weeks my application time will have gotten a little bit better because this took me like 50 minutes but I know I've seen people do it in like 15 to 20 once they've gotten really good at it and then after I've used all of them I'll also tell you guys how I liked them and how well they lasted and all that good stuff. But for now, here are my lashes.