A few years ago you had to hunt online for magnetic lashes. Now there's a whole drugstore row of them, priced anywhere from a $5 clearance pack to a $50 starter kit, and most of those boxes still want you to draw on a magnetic liner first. We had one question: which kit is worth wearing every day?
We paid for every kit ourselves: KISS straight from kissusa.com, Eylure ProMagnetic from Ulta, Velour from velourbeauty.com and Meylora from meyloralashes.com. Each tester got her own set of every brand and wore them through a month of normal life.
Our winner has the highest price per kit of the four, even after its free second kit, and the runner-up is cheaper. The top two scores sit a point apart. The ranking starts with our #1 pick below.
Each lash comes as a top strip and a bottom strip, and their magnets close around your own lashes. You load them into the UP and DOWN sides of a clip applicator, press once, and you're done. Nothing gets painted on your lid. It comes in three styles: Natural, Simple and Fuller.
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"I wanted a natural look that doesn't scream false lashes. These are perfect."
Danielle R., verified Meylora customerAll three runners-up did something well, and all three lost points for a reason worth knowing before you buy.
KISS hides ten magnets in each lash band and puts a tube of its biotin-infused magnetic eyeliner in the box. You line your lid, let it dry, then lay the lash on the liner.
A felt-tip magnetic liner (0.7 ml) with faux mink lashes and ten magnets. Eylure's directions call for three coats of liner, each left to dry, before the lash goes on.
Full-volume lashes on a cotton band, made to sit on any magnetic liner. Velour says the magnetic collection is being discontinued, and its own liner is no longer sold.
Why Meylora came out on top
Six reasons it beat the other three kits
- ✓ No glue: There's no glue and no liner. The top and bottom strips lock onto each other with your own lashes in between.
- ✓ Fewer steps: KISS, Eylure and Velour all start with magnetic liner. Meylora starts with the lash.
- ✓ 50¢ a wear: Two kits cost $49.95 and each is rated for 50+ wears. KISS works out to about 90 cents a wear and Eylure to about $1.27. Velour's clearance price beats all of them while it lasts.
- ✓ Easy refunds: Meylora's 30-day money-back guarantee covers kits you've worn at home. KISS and Velour only take back unopened packs.
- ✓ Quick on: Drop the strips into the clip, line it up with your lashes and press. It took us about three seconds per eye by the second week.
- ✓ Gentle: It's dermatologist-tested, and it comes off when you slide the magnets apart, with nothing to rub off afterward.
The four kits, side by side
| Feature | Meylora | KISS | Eylure | Velour |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Price per pack | $24.98* | $17.99 | $18.99 | $5.00 |
| Liner needed? | No | Yes, in box | Yes, in box | Yes, not in box |
| Returns | ✓ 30 days | Unopened only | Ulta policy | Unopened only |
| Our score | 9.1/10 | 8.1/10 | 7.0/10 | 6.3/10 |
*Meylora's Buy 1, Get 1 Free deal: two kits for $49.95, or $24.98 each. All prices checked October 15, 2026.
"Run don't walk. These lashes are amazing, and I love and recommend it to everyone! Great purchase!"
Paris Brown, Meylora customerThe bottom line
A month in, Meylora is the kit all of us kept reaching for. KISS came close and costs less per kit, but every KISS morning started with liner and every evening ended with cleaning it off.
With the free second kit, Meylora works out to $24.98 a kit, each one rated for 50+ wears, and the 30-day money-back guarantee covers kits you've already tried. If liner is what has kept you away from magnetic lashes, start here.
Want to try the kit that won?
Meylora is already on the lids of more than 100,000 women. You get 30 days to decide whether to keep yours.
Get 2 kits for $49.95 →30-day money-back guarantee. Not for you? Return them and get your money back.