I don't know how I feel about these yet. Not user friendly for sure. I used the tweezers to pull the strip off the package and then had to use my fingers to place. Now the corners are lifted and make up DOES NOT cover them. I bought cheaper ones with the same results so I thought the more expensive ones would be better. Not sold on them but I will try a few more times.

I am 62 and my eyelids are so droopy that it has become uncomfortable. I feel that it is affecting my vision. I ordered the starter kit so that I could try all sizes to see what worked for me. It took a few times to figure out how to put them on. When practicing you can keep using the same one several times to see how to place it. Sometimes I put them too high and it made my eyes look worse, and sometimes I put them too low and it looked weird. Considering you are working in such a small space, there isn't a lot of room for error. Once you figure it out, it gets much easier. Now that I wear them often, I have gotten very good at putting them on in seconds. I do try not to grab them at the very end with the tweezer as it tends to make them not adhere as well at the very end. I try to grab them just slightly in from the end. I grab them so that i am holding the strip on the outside of my eye instead of by my nose. I find it easier to see. I also lift my eyelid ever so slightly before placing on my lid. I just recently read that someone grabs them in the middle/top, I might try that. I have worn them and asked good friends if they could see them and most people could not see them at all (of course they are all my age and don't have great vision). But I even asked my daughter's friends, and they said they would not have noticed them until I pointed it out. I have found that a eyeshadow pencil works best. I goes right over the strip, and looks the same on my eyelid as it does the strip. I find that powder shadow doesn't really adhere to the strip. Honestly, I would go without eyeshadow if I had to. My eyes look so much better with them on, no amount of eyeshadow make them look as good. They come off easily with oil based makeup remover or with a little more effort with just soap. I mostly use a drop of coconut oil before soap and they slide right off. I was recently on vacation and didn't have my oil or makeup remover. I was wearing them every night (not usual), and honestly forgot a couple times and just washed my face with soap and went to bed. I washed my face in the morning and realized I still had them on, so I wore them all day at the beach. After a day on the beach I would remove them in the shower. So they stay on. I can't afford to have surgery at this point in my life. This is a great alternative.

Receive some eyelid lifts that can tend to a sheet. I buy them on a regular basis causing a surplus so I don't always inspect when I receive a product I just store. I'm going to have to change this because if you wait too long to inspect them you're out of your return policy limits, one of the sheets had less than half of what it was supposed to have but it was past the return expiration date. Just beware that any product you receive that has multiple items within the package should be opened immediately and not stored before inspection so that if something is wrong, you can return it.

I put them on with no make up and wore them for two days. They were completely comfortable - a little hard to place. In the commercial they show her putting them on with her hands and that worked best for me. The little tweezer they provide does help to remove them from the plastic they are adhered to when you receive them. I did not put them in the center because the inner end was adding a odd crease, so you will notice in one of the after pictures where my eyes are closed that they are slanted and more off to the outer side of my eyelid. I should have taken the after picture the same day I put them on. I think there was a little more lift. They were more transparent the first day too. My After pictures are after one day with them on. sleeping with them on and then took the photos mid day 2. I do not authorize the use of my photos to anyone other than Amazon on this review. I do not authorize the seller or manufacturer to use my photos without my written consent. .

I love these eyelid strips! I have had droopy, asymmetrical, excessive, "baggy", awful eyelids since elementary school. This is the first product that actually makes a massive improvement that lasts all day. The strips have become an essential part of my cosmetic routine. In my "after" photo, you can see one lid is a little nicer than the other. I can apply the strip more carefully than I happened to today. The picture is a true representation of a quick application of the strips.

Things you should know if you're a first-time user:

1. You will probably blow through 20 strips in a row just figuring out how to get them on and how to get them to sit correctly on your eyelid. You will eventually get the hang of it, and it's worth it. Thereafter, you will probably still mess up 25% of the time and start over with a new strip. It's just how it goes. In my book, it is still SO worth it! When you're first practicing, you can re-apply a single strip several times and practice with it. But it won't stay on well for long, so only do that for practice.

2. Some reviews that say the tip of the strip that you hold in the tweezer's grasp doesn't ever sit completely on your eyelid. This can be true-ish. It does take practice. I find that holding the strip by the end that is going on the inner part of the lid (i.e., closer to my nose) gives much more reliable results, but it IS a tricky angle to apply. Once the strip is on your eyelid, give it a really good press with your fingers. You can also use a tiny dot of false eyelash glue. But honestly, with practice, this isn't an issue and I have washed my face with the strips on, and then slept with them on, and they're still looking good in the morning!

3. If you don't have good vision up close, get yourself a magnifying mirror for strip application.

4. Do not put ANYTHING on your skin before applying the strip. Don't put lotion on your hands. Keep your lids grease-free! But you can put your contact lenses in before applying strips if you like. Contact lenses before or after doesn't seem to make a difference.

5. The less eye make-up you wear over the strip, the better! If you can skip it, great. If not, you MUST apply high quality eyelid primer TO THE STRIP and your eyelid AFTER applying the strip. Be reasonable; this is a high-quality product, but it's not literally skin or a miracle. Look at user reviews with pictures. Users who have eyelids massively loaded with highly saturated eyeshadow and apparently no primer are the least satisfied users. Users showing good prep and some restraint are happier with the results

I hope you get as much satisfaction from these strips as I have!