Let’s talk lashes! The best Amazon Vegan lashes that is.
Since I’ve been doing my own “lash extensions” the past few months, I’ve tried several different brands/styles.
And I’m here to bring you the tea on all that I’ve tried! To help you make the best purchase for you.
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Amazon Vegan Lashes Roundup
I’m not even going to wait on it, we are going to start with the best top products first. They deserve it lol.
My fave lashes 100% currently are the B&Q style (B24,D-8-16MIX).
These are one of their “manga” style lashes, and I personally feel like its a voluminous manga. Absolutely gorgeous and perfect for those wanting a more bold look while not looking too “fake” like some appear.
I have tried several bonds/seals as well and FadLash takes the top for sure.
No others hold my lashes and keep them looking really good for almost an entire week (I don’t usually wear them that long, but I wear tested).
No matter what lashes you choose I 100% recommend this!
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Second on the list is definitely these, however, they have been unavailable for some time now sadly. While these are a little more “manga” style, they aren’t quite as bold as the B&Q ones.
Still really good though, and if you want a more natural look, this may work better for you.
For non “manga” style, and simply voluminous, beautiful lash extensions, I haven’t explored too much, but so far again, the B&Q (B05,8-16MIX) are my top pick so far.
They look natural, yet bold, giving a gorgeous look. Some brands look very fake, but these definitely are a high quality look.
This may be controversial, but LashView is last on the list!
I got the entire kit with high hopes, but sadly, I was not impressed.
I had super high hopes due to TikTok reviews, where everything seemed really good, but my experience, not so much.
The good part of the kit is the tweezers (which are actually different and better than what is pictured) and the lash remover. However, the glue doesn’t ever hold beyond 2 days for me.
The lashes are nice, and strong, but a tiny tad bit less natural looking than B&Q. I’m going to test the lashes themselves with the FadLash bond/seal and see how I like them, but overall I still think B&Q takes the win. I am open to trying them again or a different style – we will see!
