Magnetic lashes · no glue, no salon
Most Women Give Up On Lashes Because Of The Glue. These 5 Reasons Are Why RareKitty Is Different.
Two magnetic pieces close around your own lashes from above and below. A spring-loaded tool does the aiming for you. No glue, no liner, no steady hand — and nothing touching your eyes but your own lashes.
Reason 01
It Takes Seconds, Not Half Your Morning
Glue lashes are a ten-minute job on a good day.
You paint a line. You wait for it to go tacky. You get one end down, the other lifts, and you start again. Then you check it in three different lights.
RareKitty is one motion. Load the applicator, bring it to your lash line, squeeze. Under a minute on your first try. Three seconds once your hands know the move.
Which means lashes stop being something you plan your morning around. They fit in the gap before you walk out the door.
- Under a minute on your very first go
- Three seconds once it is muscle memory
- No drying time and nothing to wait for
Reason 02
It Costs You Once, Not Every Three Weeks
Do the maths on what you are spending now.
Salon extensions need infills every two to three weeks, forever. Strip lashes get binned after three or four wears because the glue has torn up the band.
A RareKitty pair keeps its curve for hundreds of wears. Wipe it, case it, wear it again. Work out the cost per wear and it stops being a close comparison.
- One pair holds its curve for hundreds of wears
- No infill appointment every three weeks
- No glue to keep replacing
Reason 03
There Is Nothing To Aim And Nothing To Learn
This is the part nobody else has.
The Snap Applicator holds the upper and lower lash pieces apart on a neutral magnet, jaws open. You bring it to your lash line and squeeze. Both halves let go at the same instant, from the same position, already lined up.
So the precision is the tool's job, not yours. There is no thin line to draw, no tiny adjustment to hold still for, and no makeup skill you were supposed to pick up thirty years ago.
And if you would rather someone else did it, they can — in the same few seconds, with no training at all.
- The tool holds the alignment, not your hand
- No line to paint and no close-up vision needed
- A partner or daughter can do it just as fast
Reason 04
Nothing Touches Your Eyes But Your Own Lashes
The glue was never the accessory. It was the problem.
Stinging, watering, red rims, styes — almost all of it traces back to adhesive sitting on the most delicate skin on your body, then being peeled off again.
There is no adhesive here at all. Two magnetic pieces meet around your natural lashes and hold each other. Nothing is bonded to your skin, so nothing has to be torn away from it, and nothing comes off with your own lashes.
- No adhesive anywhere on your lash line
- Nickel-free, epoxy-coated magnets
- Removal is a sideways slide, never a pull
Reason 05
One Technique, Every Look You Actually Wear
Tuesday school run and Saturday dinner are not the same lash.
Every style in the range sits on the same M-FLEX band and loads into the same applicator. So the motion you learn on the Natural set is the same motion for the full evening set.
Swap looks whenever you feel like it. Nothing to relearn, and no drawer full of half-used sets you gave up on.
- Seven styles, from barely-there to full evening
- Same band, same snap — learn it once
- Nothing wasted on a style you tried once

Start here
The RareKitty Magnetic Lash Kit
Lashes, the Snap Applicator and a mirrored case. Pick your style and it ships within one to two business days.
- Under a minute on day one, three seconds by next week
- No glue, no liner, nothing on your skin
- The Snap Applicator does the aiming for you
- One pair lasts hundreds of wears
Not right for you? Send them back within 30 days for a full refund. No forms, no restocking fee.
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The expert verdict
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Why this exists
An Eye Infection Is The Reason This Product Exists
Maria had used the same lash glue for years. It took one bad evening to end that.
Her hand slipped and a bead of adhesive went into the corner of her eye instead of onto the band. By morning the lid was swollen shut. What she assumed was irritation turned out to be an infection that needed a doctor and a course of drops.
She threw every lash in the house away. Then she got angry — because there was nothing unreasonable about wanting to look like herself, and the only options on offer were glue that could do that to you, or a salon appointment every three weeks she had no intention of paying for.
She called Katherine, her best friend since college. They flew to Seoul and spent months with the lash engineers at M-FLEX. RareKitty is what came back: a lash that holds with magnets instead of adhesive, and a tool that means nothing wet, sharp or sticky ever has to go near your eye again.
- No adhesive anywhere near your lash line
- Nickel-free, epoxy-coated magnets
- Nothing to peel off afterwards
- Developed with the M-FLEX lash engineers in Seoul

In her words
I did not start this because magnetic lashes looked like a good business. I started it because I spent a week with one eye swollen shut, and I did not want another woman to go through that for the sake of nicer lashes.

Good to know
How You Put Them On
Three moves. Your first try takes under a minute — already faster than glue — and a week later you stop thinking about it.
- Upper lash piece in the top jaw, lower piece in the bottom
- A neutral magnet holds them apart until you are ready
- One coat of mascara first gives the magnets something to grip
- As close to the roots as is comfortable
- No need to be precise — the tool holds the alignment
- Ordinary bathroom light is fine
- Both halves release at the same instant, already lined up
- The magnets close around your own lashes and click
- That is it — under a minute on your very first go
- Muscle memory takes over completely
- Easier than riding a bicycle, and it sticks like one
- To remove, slide the two pieces apart sideways
RareKitty vs. Glue-On Lashes
RareKitty
Comparison against typical strip lashes applied with liquid adhesive. Application time reflects a first attempt.
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Give Yourself A Week
Your very first go takes under a minute. A week later it is three seconds and you stop thinking about it — nobody is quick with the snap on day one, and we would rather say so than pretend otherwise.
If they are still not right for you inside 30 days, send them back for a full refund. No forms, no back-and-forth, no restocking fee.
Good to know
Frequently Asked Questions
Each eye gets two lash pieces. One sits above your natural lashes, one comes up underneath, and the magnets in each band pull towards each other along the whole lash line — sandwiching your own lashes gently in between.
Nothing sticks to your skin. The hold comes entirely from the two pieces meeting.
This is what the applicator was built for. It holds both pieces and releases them together, already lined up, so there is no fine line to paint and nothing to hold still for. It is a squeeze, not a steady hand.
And if you would rather someone else did it, a partner, friend or daughter can apply them for you in the same few seconds, with no training.
Your first go takes under a minute, which is already faster than glue. Most people are down to a few seconds within a week.
We will not pretend it is instant on day one. Expect a few clumsy attempts — it is the kind of skill that sticks once it lands.
Hundreds of wears with reasonable care. Wipe the band with a lint-free cloth after each wear, keep the lashes in their case, and avoid oil-based removers, which soften the fibres over time.
There is no adhesive, so nothing is bonded to your lashes and nothing has to be pulled away from them — which is the usual cause of lash loss with both glue-on lashes and salon extensions.
To remove, slide the two magnetic pieces apart sideways. Never pull them straight down.
Send them back within 30 days for a full refund. No forms, no back-and-forth, no restocking fee.

Last thing
Pick Your Style And Try It Risk-Free
Buy 2, Get 1 Free. If the snap does not click for you inside 30 days, send it back.
- Lashes, the Snap Applicator and a mirrored case
- Seven styles — one technique across all of them
- 30 days to change your mind, no forms
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