Although I’m not a HUGE fan of Diamond Lash, I found myself buying more than a few styles. I’m looking to try more dramatic eye make.

Design:
What caught my eye is how they still have a natural look to them. However, with much more va-voom! It goes from short to long starting from the inner corner and It gradually stacks to the end. The only thing I don’t like about Diamond Lash is how it looks shiny.

Volume & Length:
I’ve worn these a few times and it seems to have the perfect volume when you open your eyes a certain way. But the overall effect is not voluminous as I thought they would be. They are a great length and perfect for stacking!

Comfort:
The lash bone is clear and flexible. They do have a heavier feel to them towards the end.

Reusability:
Multiple uses and the shape is pretty much still there and it’s only my first pair out of the 5.

Overall:
These lashes are made well and comes with 5 pairs! Not a must have, if you want a cat eye try Dolly Wink NO 10 Sweet Cat.

I was very excited to see this new display of lashes at my local Marukai. This brand is also produced by SHO-BI, which also creates Diamond Lash and a new line BRIGITTE. What caught my eye was the pink and black color scheme. I choose this one because this had a more dramatic style vs the rest.

Design:
This has a mix of black and brown hairs, repeating after every other. Which, I didn’t notice until I opened it haha! It goes from short to long starting from the inner corner and it gradually goes from natural to dramatic the very same way.

Volume & Length:
This had more volume than I expected. The way they present it in the photos, the lashes look dinky. The look it creates is still very natural but full. It fits naturally against my lash line, even though I never cut them if they are longer.

Comfort:
The lash bone is clear and flexible, but still stiff enough to get them on easily. These are similar to how Dolly Wink lashes are made and are very comfy on my eyes.

Reusability:
These have been holding up it’s end very well. I’ve only used one pair so far multiple times.

Overall:
These lashes are made well and comes with 5 pairs! For me it’s not a must have, but if you wanted something cheaper than Dolly Wink, these are a great alternative. Also, I’m not too fanatic about the rest of the lashes from these line.

These were interesting because they look familiar to a pair I have, Spring Heart’s No. 11. So I wasn’t too curious about the look of these, however this style is also completely different from the others in the collection. The color is really dark and the hairs don’t look soft and whispy like usual. They are the same quality as Daiso $1.50 lashes, which I also own as well. Diamond Dolly is to be paired with NO. 14 Natural Cute bottom lashes.

Volume:
The volume is emphazied at the middle of the lash bone. With a criss-cross design at both ends. The look is still very beautiful on the eyes as it creates a rounding effect as well.

Length:
The length is just right. The hairs I feel are really short. At least on me, I feel it looks like that. When I put these on I have to push them up towards my eyebrows, so the design is more visible.

Ease of Application:
They’re easy to handle and put on because of the lash bone being more stiff. It has a definite shape to them for easy application.

Comfort:
Even though the lash bone is stiffer, it sits pretty lightly on the eyes.

Reusability:
I’ve been wearing Dolly Wink lashes for more than a year and I only had to retire 3 pairs. Always handle lashes carefully and properly if you want them to last long.

Price:
They were $17.95, they come with 2 pairs and lash glue.

Always super excited about Dolly Wink lashes. These ones interested me the most, the design is very pretty. These are to be paired with no. 13 Baby Girl bottom lashes.

Volume:
Out of the otona series, these are definitely the most voluminous. The design is pretty similar to no. 01. As I think that’s why it’s called Dolly Mix, which has the Dolly part of Dolly Sweet.

Length:
The length fits on my eye naturally. However, I did notice putting it on…it seemed short. I compared it to the other otona lashes and these are definitely the shortest of all (excluding the half lashes).

Ease of Application:
Like I previously mentioned, I noticed how short the length was. This was a little tricky to put on and figured out that I had to start at the end and work my way in.

Comfort:
Never fails to be the lightest lashes I own.

Reusability:
I’ve been wearing Dolly Wink lashes for more than a year and I only had to retire 3 pairs. Always handle lashes carefully and properly if you want them to last long.

Price:
They were $17.95, they come with 2 pairs and lash glue. A bit cheaper than what I paid for the previous otona line.

Girls Be Romantic…how can I not get sucked in with that slogan. As you can see I also got lashes to go along with the eye shadow. I first saw this post on Eki’s blog and I happened to pick up the same one she showed.

Volume:
What attracted me with this design was the dramatic look. Also, all the other designs are similar to what I already have. I think this is just enough thickness for a day or night time eye.

Length:
The band length is just the right size, they are not long. Even though I would never cut up my more expensive lashes lol. However, I prefer a long band like Dolly Wink. The hair length is long as well, very flutterly and I must say romantic.

Ease of Application:
These have a stiff but thin band, so it was easy to pop on.

Comfort:
These are definitely between heavy and light. Diamond Lash being heavy and Dolly Wink being light =)

Reusability:
The stiff band makes the shape last longer! But of course you should handle any lashes properly if you want them to last long.

Price:
They were $14.99 and they come with 2 pairs. All the SHOBI lashes at Marukai are the same price. However, Diamond Lash and Decorative Eyelash have 5 pairs. BUT, BRIGITTE doesn’t have the shininess to it.

Overall, I think this would be nice to add to your collection. I don’t think I will buy another style from this line.