Supermodels Secrets Beauty Blog: Dolly Wink eyelashes by Tsubasa Masuwaka

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Dolly Wink is a new cosmetic brand launched by Tsubasa Masuwaka; a gyaru top model, who colaborated with Koji, a japanese cosmetic brand. It has launched since November 2009 and gotten great responses and reviews from all make up lovers for it’s cuteness and top notch quality.

I've tried it, loved it, and brought in the 3 designs which I think is best, No. 2, No. 4 and No. 8 below:

UPPER LASH (No.1, No.2, and No. 4)

# 1 Dolly Sweet (JAPAN/WORLDWIDE BESTSELLER!)

# 1 Dolly Sweet Close up photo

#2 Sweet Girly

#2 - Sweet Girly lashes - Close Up photo

# 4 - Feminine Style - Natural looking lashes

#4 - Feminine Style lashes - Close Up photo

LOWER LASH Hot seller (NO. 6) - Baby Cute

#6 - Baby Cute lower lashes - Close Up photo

WATCH IT IN ACTION:

(Reviews by third party)

2 pairs per box

Imported from Japan; 100% Authentic;

Made of fine natural fibers, soft to the touch, unlike synthetic fibers

Clear hair base for a more natural look

1 pair can be reused up to 7 - 10 times depending on how you take care of it

Reviews done by third party including Cheeserland:

http://cheeserland.com/2010/03/dolly-wink-no-cheat-one%E2%84%A2/

http://just1014isabelle.pixnet.net/blog/post/30684549

http://www.iswii.net/myswii/showpost/18471

http://ekimura.blogspot.com/2010/04/dolly-...-sasa-haul.html

Media features:

Instructions:

1.Use eyelash curler to make your eyelashes curly.

2. Take out a pair of Koji Takako Style Eyelash and gently flex them for around 10 times.
3. Apply adhesive on the lash cluster bands and wait until the adhesive is half-dry.
4. Press the lash clusters gently on your eyelid (close to the roots of your eyelashes).
5. Adjust the lash clusters until they are nicely mixed together with your eyelashes.

To remove:
1. Gently place wet cotton on your eyelids for 30 seconds, so that the adhesive of the lash clusters dissolves.
2. Gently remove the lash clusters from the outer corners.
3. Clear off the remaining adhesive on bands and place the lash clusters on tray for re-use.

Actual product photo from Supermodel's Secrets:

MY PERSONAL REVIEW :

I adore false eyelashes. They wake up one's eyes instantly without having to apply coats of mascaras.I've tried a variety of false eyelashes, from subtle ones to dramatic ones, synthetic, handmade, cheap ones, branded ones, you name it. I've still a pretty large collection of false eyelashes sitting in my make up stash; many of which are deemed "white elephant" as of now as I've bought some in a dozen pairs boxes each and found out some of them are not suitable for me. Some made my eyes look like spider's legs or too overpowering. I've seen dolly lashes across various media and have also seen it at local beauty stores, my first impression was this: "ahh, another marketing gimmick to lure all the young girls to spend their moolah."
I saw the price tag which was pretty hefty for falsies. I'd say it's almost ten times more! The packaging is very pretty and enticing, i must admit. Well enticing enough for me to take a closer look at what's inside back then. The lashes look really natural and intricately arranged. I liked the fact that it has transparent bases as this mimick's one's eyelash base. I decided to give it a go to see for myself if this is all sheer marketing hype or good stuff that really works.

My favourite is No.1 and No. 2!Both gave me the dreamy-dolly gaze that's demure and it looks pretty natural too. Most falsies look good from afar, but it looks overpowering at close proximity. This one, however looks good near and far which I am pleased. It;s pricey though, to make it worth it, I take good care of it. I'm using Lancome's eye make up remover to remove the glue that's stuck to it after every usage. With proper care, I could use each pair up to 7-10 times to reduce costs per usage. I only use these for very special occasions. Some snapshots using Dolly Wink No. 1 and No. 2 below: