Say Goodbye to Lash Extensions—These Magnetic Lashes Are All You Need for Doe-Eyed Drama

Soft glam makeup on Selena Gomez by Hung Vanngo

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As you may have already guessed, when it comes to selecting false lashes that check all of your boxes (fit, length, longevity, etc.), it's not one size fits all. Like so many others, I've struggled to find traditional lashes that are comfortable to wear all day and blend well with my curly, full lashes without needing any trims or adjustments. With that being said, when I'm applying my lashes, the last thing I want to do is second-guess how natural they look or if they'll last as long as I need them to.

I'm happy to report I've found a solution that has saved me money and provided some peace of mind: subbing out my traditional false lashes for magnetic lashes. Since incorporating them into my makeup routine, most—if not all—of my concerns around falsies have been countered with great results. The magnetic lashes ones I gravitate towards add length, volume, and intrigue to my natural lashes without completely covering them or adding unneeded weight.

To me, the mark of a grate magnetic lash is not just its ability to stay put for hours on end; but to offer comfortable wear and create a fuss-free application. Plus, when no lash glue or lash extensions are needed; you save on money and time! Below, I've identified 10 magnetic lashes for $50 and under everyone should have in their makeup kit that deliver dramatic results in seconds in a couple of steps.

The Best Magnetic Lashes

Barbara Palvin with makeup by Tobi Henney

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Jasmine Tookes with makeup by Tobi Henney

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Maya Thomas
Assistant Beauty Editor
Maya Thomas isBest Knockoff Luxury Clothing 's assistant beauty editor based just outside of Seattle, Washington. Her strong love for all things beauty and fashion stems from a strong childhood interest in the fine arts. During a gap year spent in Paris studying the history of French fashion, she shifted her focus to English literature and journalism as a student at Loyola Marymount University with the goal of one day pursuing a career in fashion. After graduating in May 2021, Maya began freelancing for Parade.com as a contributing commerce writer while also building a following on her lifestyle blog, Itsmayalala.com. When she's not writing, Maya spends her free time catching up on reading, perusing art galleries, and enjoying a night out at the ballet every now and then.