Tuesday, September 22, 2015

Huda Beauty Eyelashes #7 'Samantha' Review, Photos & Eye looks

Hey “BD beauties”!

Today I thought I review a product that I have been ob-sessed with the past few months! It’s this beautiful pair of lashes called Samantha from Huda Beauty. I was always a huge fan of Huda, her style and of course her page on instagram that I had to try something from her brand. I was looking through the styles that they offered and I was hooked. Have a great read :)





What Huda Beauty had to say about this product?

Made of natural fibers, these cruelty-free lashes are light weight making them perfect for a super natural look, stacking, and all-day comfort. Designed by Lash Guru, Huda Kattan to be the most beautiful lashes you will ever wear. Lashes can be used multiple times, depending on care. Please see our video on how to care for your lashes to improve the quality and usage of your lashes. For best application, please see our quick video on how to apply lashes. Glue sold separately.

My experience with the product


While looking through the styles they had to offer, I really loved the style of Samantha. I generally can’t stand the lashes that are all one length and same thickness. It’s just too fake for me and doesn’t blend into the natural eyelashes.  Samantha is a wispy style with uneven hairs which is super pretty.

When I first tried on the lashes it was quite heavy which I was pretty bummed about then I later realized that the lash strip was way to long for my eyes and I had to trim off the edge. The lashes get more comfortable with everywhere and a last up to about 20 wears in my opinion without any change. Of course you have to maintain it really well but that’s really great.

As for accessibility Huda beauty was sold only in Sephora Middle East and online on www.shophudabeauty.com but recently Huda announced that the brand would be available to the us market at Sephora soon! Also for those from other countries, you can buy for more than $75 and get free shipping which is amazing!

The packaging of these lashes is unique and really pretty and of course you can’t miss the classic Huda beauty lash box pose: D You can see mine below! As for pricing a pair of basic Huda beauty lashes ranges from $16 to $24 while a pair of their mink lashes cost $39 these are not cheap but I suppose for the amount of times you can wear them, its worth the splurge!










What’s great about this product?

  • Unique styles
  • Comfortable wear
  • Great quality thus allowing a longer use time.
  • Beautiful packaging


What’s not so great about this product?

  • Accessibility
  • Price point (for some)


Overall verdict


I love the lashes in terms of wear, quality, look etc. However, I would really love to see the brand being more accessible!

You can buy Huda Beauty lashes HERE worldwide shipping and free shipping over $75 purchases.


Until next time,


Jeeshan Umar xx
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3 comments

  1. Dandruff is the main issue I have lost my lash hair, but alternate use eyelash extensions look natural.

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  2. I Love everything about this article however, I strongly prefer Flutterfly Mink Lashes. The quality of Flutterfly Mink lashes are on par with more popular brands like Lilly Lashes. Amazing value considering that one pair of Lilly Lashes costs $30. The lash band isn't too thick or too thin, it's also got great bend to it, meaning you don't have to manipulate it too much to fit the curvature of your natural lash line. They're natural looking while at the same time dramatic. For someone who has a hooded eye that's on the smaller side, it's just enough drama without being over the top like with the 25mm length lashes.

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    my experience is said that fiber eye lashes is much better but thanks for for writer who wrote this article

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Thank you all for appreciating and giving me your comments! it does give me a huge encouragement to keep blogging :)

xx Jeeshan

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