Collection: False Lashes Australia: Magnetic Eyelashes for Real Eyes

Searching for false lashes in Australia usually means choosing between salon extensions that bond straight onto your natural lashes, or fiddly glue strips that never quite behave. Magnetic lashes are a third option: no glue, no extension damage, no 20 minutes in front of a mirror. Just a magnetic liner and a click into place. Below is where to start, whether you want a full try-on kit or you already know your eye shape and want to go straight to your style.

Which magnetic lashes suit your eyes?

Not every false lash style suits every eye shape, and that's the real reason so many women give up on them. If you're new to magnetic lashes, start with a kit: Bare Essentials and the Newbie Bundle are both built for first-timers, and the Triple Magnetic Box Set covers three genuinely different looks (a cat-eye, a doll-eye and a soft accent lash) for less. If you already know your eye shape, Nadia and the Magnetic Half Lashes work well for hooded and mature eyes, Cornel is a gentle everyday style that also suits monolids, and Bec suits downturned and wide-set eyes. Kiona is there for days you want more definition.

Do magnetic lashes damage your natural lashes?

No. The magnetic liner sits on your eyelid skin, not on your natural lashes, so there's nothing pulling or bonding to them. That also makes magnetic lashes a common choice for women recovering from lash extensions, or wearing false lashes for the first time with little or no natural lash to work with.

How long do magnetic lashes last?

Each pair is reusable up to 60+ wears when cared for properly. After wear, gently remove the lashes and clean the magnets only with a damp cotton bud. Let them dry, then place them back in their case so they keep their shape for next time.

Are these lashes made in Australia?

Witchy Lashes is Australian owned and operated, cruelty-free and vegan. Every kit above ships with a 30-day return if a style doesn't suit you.