Lash Applicators work extremely similarly to tweezers with regards to using them to apply lashes, but instead of featuring a thin tip (targeted more towards hair removal) they boast a specially shaped edge which is curved to carefully and securely hold a lash. ...

Do you need an applicator for magnetic lashes?

To do so, you can either use your fingers, an applicator, or a tweezer. If you're using your fingers to apply magnetic lashes (with the sandwich method), place a fake lash on top of your lashes, close to the lash line. Take the bottom lash and place it underneath your lash, sandwiching your natural lashes.

Do lashes ruin your real lashes?

Lash extensions are high maintenance, expensive, and yes, it's true: Fake lashes can damage your real lashes. If you notice that your natural lashes look thinner and more sparse as your lash extensions start to fall out, the treatment could be to blame.