CENTRAL, England - Aug. 17, 2019 - The brand has introduced the newest innovation in magnetic lashes and liner to UK customers - selling out in just two weeks, with hundreds of pre-orders waiting to try out the revolutionary new product.

The founder of Lola's Lashes said: "Lashes have become such a staple for make-up lovers in the UK but with over 7 million search results for "how to apply false lashes" online, it's clear that people are looking for a new solution. The old magnetic lashes on the market with clips weren't always reliable or easy to use so we've developed a completely new system.

"Lola's Lashes are mess-free and use a combination of magnetic liquid eyeliner and lashes with a magnetic strip for invisible hold that lasts all day. They're much quicker and easier to apply than glue-on lashes.

They added: "The feedback we've had from customers has been amazing, with many of them praising the convenience and the longevity of the lashes compared to glue-on or old-school magnetic ones that they've used in the past."

Lola's Lashes are applied using a revolutionary magnetic system which combines magnetic eyeliner with 100% cruelty-free premium synthetic silk lashes for an instant lash makeover that's wind and weather-proof. There are no clips or joins to worry about, they can be used for up to 30 days and are so easy to apply, they can be put them on with just one hand – perfect for those who find glue-on lashes difficult to use.

Magnetic lashes were the top trending beauty search of last year, according to Google's 2018 Year in Search (https://dermletter.com/trends-lifestyle/magnetic-lashes/), with the top three spots on the list dominated with lash-related questions, demonstrating consumer demand and interest in the lash industry.

Lola's Lashes are available in three different styles - Sapphire, Diamond and Ruby - from www.lolaslashes.co.uk, with lashes starting from just £20.

Find out more at www.lolaslashes.co.uk or follow on Facebook www.facebook.com/lolaslashesofficial and Instagram.

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