Fleur de Force Eylure Lash Range Review
Fleur deForce is a beauty vlogger who has recently released a line of false eyelashes in collaboration with Eylure. I like Eylure false lashes and I was interested, more so than other blogger collaborations that are out at the moment, to try them. Lashes are something that I do use and the products are in collaboration with a brand known for good quality products.
With so many styles already available what’s different about Fleur’s? I was sent three different sets out of the 6 available to try out and so far I have tried two and been really impressed.
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Cotoure Fleur
My favourite lashes by far are the individual/cluster lashes called Couture Fleur which cost £6.95. Most boxes of individuals have small, medium and long and the long are always far too long. Fleur’s ones however have double the amount of medium length lashes and only a few of the long and short length. They look more natural look and are a much better length for glasses wearers like me. I think they are an improvement on the other Eylure individuals they have for sale. The lashes are knot free which means they don’t have the black dot at the bottom of the lashes which I always think ruins the look. Overall they are really well designed.
Simply Fleur
Simply Fleur lashes retail for £5.95. These immediately stood out to me, as I loved the natural look. They aren’t too long so perfect to wear with glasses and great for beginners or those who find it a bit fiddly. They don’t go all the way to the inner corner of the eye and are not itchy to wear, the are also very light. They are stuck to the packet with tiny adhesive circles rather than the usual glue; meaning you can remove them from the packaging with ease and without bending or ruining the lashes. Another design thumbs up for Fleur.
Fleur & Fabulous
The third set of lashes, named Fleur & Fabulous, are more winged and very glamorous and I haven’t been anywhere fancy enough to try them out yet. They also retail for £5.95.
Overall
I am impressed with this range of false lashes. Fleur has given Eylure new ideas and has thought hard about improvements that can be made to existing lash products. Such as improving how the lashes are stuck to the box, improving the lengths in the individual lash box etc. The packaging and products are good quality and I would definitely spend my own money on these in the future.
The collection is available from the Eylure website, Boots, Feelunique and ASOS.
Fleur also launched her debut line of makeup in collaboration with www.feelunique.com.