Lashes and tools at Global Swanky help you create anything from a soft natural flutter to full glam: natural strip lashes, fluffy volume lashes, DIY cluster and segmented lashes, magnetic lashes with five magnets per strip, self-adhesive glue-free lashes, lash books with glue and tweezers, heated and manual eyelash curlers, mascara and eyebrow stencils. Prices start at $20.12.
Key Takeaways
- Our lashes and tools range includes 312 products typed as lashes and tools, starting from $20.12 as of October 15, 2026.
- By title, about 75 are magnetic lashes, 67 are cluster or DIY lashes, 23 are eyelash curlers and 11 are mascaras.
- The median starting price is $22.56, and 261 products start under $25.
- The FDA says false eyelashes, extensions and their adhesives are cosmetics, and advises checking adhesive ingredients for allergies.
- The FDA warns that permanent eyelash and eyebrow tints and dyes have caused serious eye injuries.
On this page
- Why Choose Lashes and Tools?
- What's in Our Lashes and Tools Collection?
- Types of False Lashes
- Lash Tools
- Lashes and Tools Safety
- Lashes and Tools by Look
- How to Choose Lashes and Tools
- Caring for Lashes and Tools
- Shipping, Returns and Support
- Lashes and Tools FAQs
- Find the Right Lashes and Tools
False lashes add instant length, volume and definition without waiting for salon appointments. Strip lashes go on in minutes, magnetic and self-adhesive lashes skip the glue, and DIY clusters let you build a custom look. Pair them with a good curler and mascara to blend everything beautifully.
Instant glam
Add volume and length in minutes.
Reusable
Many strip and magnetic lashes can be worn again with care.
Customizable
Clusters and segments let you build your own look.
The range includes 312 products as of October 15, 2026.
| Product |
Example and price (USD) |
| Lash books |
False Lash Book with Glue, Tweezers and Remover ($20.68) |
| Natural strip lashes |
Natural Thick False Eyelashes, Sunflower Style ($20.85) |
| Heated curlers |
Electric Eyelash Curler with Heated Wand ($21.54) |
| Volume lashes |
Fluffy Volume False Eyelashes, Soft Fibers ($22.15) |
| Self-adhesive lashes |
Self-Adhesive False Eyelashes, No Glue Needed ($22.19) |
| Segmented lashes |
Segmented False Eyelashes for Natural Volume ($22.70) |
| Cluster lashes |
Single Cluster False Eyelashes with Fine Black Stem ($22.87) |
| Mascara |
Curling and Moisturizing Mascara ($23.04) |
| Magnetic lashes |
Magnetic False Eyelashes, 5 Magnets Per Strip, Trimmable ($23.88) |
| Brow stencils |
Eyebrow Ruler with 8 Stencil Templates ($22.33) |
For eyeliner, shadow and foundation, browse our face makeup collection.
Types of False Lashes
Strip lashes
A full band of lashes applied with glue; easy for beginners.
Magnetic lashes
Tiny magnets clip to magnetic liner or sandwich your natural lashes, no glue required.
Self-adhesive lashes
Pre-glued bands stick on quickly for fuss-free wear.
Cluster and segmented lashes
Small sections placed under or along your lashes for a custom, natural finish.
Volume and dramatic lashes
Fluffy, layered lashes for nights out and photos.
Eyelash curlers
Manual and heated curlers lift natural lashes before mascara or falsies.
Tweezers and applicators
Precision tools help place strips and clusters exactly where you want them.
Lash glue and remover
Adhesives hold lashes; removers dissolve glue gently after wear.
Mascara and brow tools
Mascara blends falsies with your lashes; stencils help shape brows.
The FDA considers false eyelashes, extensions and their adhesives to be cosmetics that must meet safety and labeling requirements. It warns that permanent eyelash and eyebrow tints and dyes have been known to cause serious eye injuries, including blindness, and urges people to stop using any eye cosmetic that causes irritation.
Patch test adhesives
Test glue on your inner arm before using it near your eyes.
Keep it clean
Wash hands and clean lashes and tools; never share eye products.
Remove gently
Use remover instead of pulling to protect natural lashes.
| Look |
Good choice |
Why |
| Everyday natural |
Natural strip or cluster lashes |
Soft, subtle lift |
| No-glue convenience |
Magnetic or self-adhesive lashes |
Quick application |
| Custom shape |
Segmented lashes |
Build your own look |
| Night out |
Volume lashes |
Bold and fluffy |
| Natural lashes only |
Heated curler and mascara |
Lift without falsies |
| Beginner kit |
Lash book with tools |
Everything included |
- Pick length and volume to suit your eye shape.
- Choose magnetic or self-adhesive lashes to skip glue.
- Trim strips to fit your lash line.
- Patch test adhesives first.
- Choose latex-free glue if you're sensitive to latex.
- Add a curler to blend natural and false lashes.
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Remove mascara and glue from lashes after each wear.
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Store lashes in their case to keep their shape.
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Clean curlers and tweezers regularly.
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Replace curler pads when worn.
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Discard old mascara after about three months.
Shipping, Returns and Support
We ship beauty products to US addresses only, and standard shipping is free. Most orders arrive within 6 to 32 business days, and you can track your order once it ships.
Returns are accepted within 30 days of delivery if the item is new, unused and in its original sealed packaging, with no restocking fee. Opened eye cosmetics and lashes can't be returned for hygiene reasons. Read the full terms in our return policy, and contact our support team if your order arrives damaged.
How do I apply strip lashes?
Measure the strip against your lash line and trim from the outer end if needed. Apply a thin line of glue to the band, wait about 30 seconds until it turns tacky, then place it as close to your natural lashes as possible, starting from the middle and pressing the corners down.
Are magnetic lashes safe?
Magnetic lashes avoid glue, which suits people sensitive to adhesives. Follow the instructions, keep magnets clean, and always remove magnetic lashes and liner before MRI scans or other medical imaging.
How many times can I reuse false lashes?
Many strip and magnetic lashes can be worn several times with gentle care. Remove glue and mascara after each wear, store them in their case and replace them when the band or fibers lose shape.
What lashes are best for beginners?
Natural-length strip lashes, self-adhesive lashes or magnetic lashes are easiest for beginners. Lash books with glue, tweezers and remover include everything you need to practice.
Can I wear mascara with false lashes?
Yes, a light coat of mascara helps blend your natural lashes with false ones. Apply it before strip lashes, and avoid heavy mascara on reusable lashes so they're easier to clean.
Are heated curlers safe?
Heated eyelash curlers are designed for use on lashes only. Test the temperature on your hand first, keep the heated tip away from your eyelid and eye, and follow the timing in the instructions.
What if lash glue irritates my eyes?
Remove the lashes, rinse your eyes with clean water and stop using that adhesive. The FDA advises stopping any eye cosmetic that causes irritation; see a doctor if redness, swelling or pain continues.
Are lash and brow dyes safe?
The FDA warns that permanent eyelash and eyebrow tints and dyes have been known to cause serious eye injuries, including blindness, and no color additives are approved for permanently dyeing lashes or brows. Use temporary products like mascara and brow pencils instead.
Can I sleep in false lashes?
It's best to remove lashes before bed. Sleeping in them can damage the band, pull on natural lashes and trap bacteria near your eyes.
How do I remove lash glue?
Use a lash glue remover or an oil-based makeup remover on a cotton swab, hold it against the band to soften the glue, then peel the lash off gently from the outer corner.
How long does shipping take?
Most orders arrive within 6 to 32 business days of being placed. That covers 1 to 2 business days of handling and 5 to 30 business days in transit. Standard shipping is free on every order, and we currently ship to US addresses only.
Can I return lashes?
Unopened, sealed products can be returned within 30 days of delivery. Opened eye cosmetics and lashes can't be returned for hygiene reasons. Email support@globalswanky.com with your order number to start a return, and there's no restocking fee.
Choosing lashes and tools comes down to three checks: the look you want, how you'll apply them, and safe use near your eyes. Natural strip lashes and a curler make an easy start.
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