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Natural-looking lashes for chemo, alopecia or trichotillomania, with no glue near sensitive eyes.
Most natural
Clear Lash Bands
Applied with a clear adhesive pen, no dark liner and no magnets. The transparent band disappears into your lash line for a barely-there, realistic finish.
Best if: You want a natural, no-makeup look or are new to false lashes.
Strongest hold
Invisible Magnetic Lashes
A thin, fully magnetic flexible band snaps securely onto our magnetic liner. No glue mess, just confident, defined lashes that stay put all day.
Best if: You love a defined lash line and want reliable hold that keeps up with your day.
Fastest to apply
6-Micro Magnet Lashes
Six ultra-small magnets (50% smaller than other brands) snap neatly onto your lash line in seconds. No adhesive, no drying time, just a clean, secure fit.
Best if: You want the quickest, most fuss-free application possible.
Both magnetic liners come in black or brown and work with every magnetic lash here.
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You do not need natural lashes. Magnetic lashes hold onto a magnetic liner and Clear Band lashes hold onto a clear adhesive liner, so both sit on the lid and work on a completely bare lash line. On a sparse lash line, short, soft and light styles look most like your own, and long or dense styles read as falsies.
Can I wear false lashes during chemotherapy? Yes, even with no lashes of your own left, because these styles do not rely on your natural lashes at all.
Should I get lash extensions instead? Not for now. Extensions are glued to each natural lash, so they need lashes to hold.
Anything to know before appointments? Take magnetic lashes and liner off before any MRI, and patch test anything new near the eye first.
When will my own lashes come back? Usually several months after treatment ends, and your treating team is the best guide to your own timeline.
More in The complete guide to false eyelashes for chemo and cancer patients.