Luxury Lashes by Lilly Ghalichi

Can You Wear Magnetic Lashes with Eyelash Extensions?

Can You Wear Magnetic Lashes with Eyelash Extensions?

By Luxury Lashes by Lilly Ghalichi | Published: 2026-10-17

Category: Product Reviews

Learn if magnetic lashes are safe to wear with eyelash extensions, how to protect your natural lashes, and what alternatives work best for extension wearers.

Quick Answer

No, you should not wear magnetic lashes directly over eyelash extensions. The magnetic strips or magnets can tug on extensions, causing premature shedding or damage. For extension wearers, self-adhesive lashes are a safer, gentler option.

Why Magnetic Lashes and Extensions Don't Mix

Magnetic lashes rely on small magnets embedded in the lash band or on micro-magnets along the lash line. When you place them over extensions, the magnetic force can pull on the extension bonds, loosening them over time. Even lightweight magnetic styles like the Magnetic Miami can create enough pressure to weaken the adhesive bond of your extensions. The result is uneven shedding, gaps, or even damage to your natural lashes.

Miami
Miami

What Happens When You Overlay Magnetics on Extensions

Overlaying magnetic lashes on top of extensions—sometimes called a lash overlay—adds weight and stress to each extension. The magnets clamp onto your natural lashes and extensions together, which can bend or break the extension glue seal. If you already have a full set of extensions, the safest move is to skip magnetic lashes entirely until your extensions naturally shed or are removed.

A Gentler Alternative for Extension Wearers

If you love the look of extra volume but want to protect your extensions, self-adhesive lashes are a better match. The GoGetter lash, for example, uses a black, latex-free self-stick band that adheres to your lash line without clamping or magnets. This design lets you add wispy, flared volume without disturbing your extension bonds. Just be sure to place the band above your extensions, not on them, to keep the adhesive away from the glue.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can I wear magnetic lashes with extensions if I use magnetic liner?
Magnetic liner is no longer available for Lilly Ghalichi magnetic lashes, so this option is off the table. Even if you had liner, the magnets would still interact with your extensions. Stick with self-adhesive lashes or wait until your extensions are removed.
Will magnetic lashes damage my natural lashes under extensions?
Repeated use of magnetic lashes over extensions can weaken both the extension glue and your natural lashes. The pulling action may cause natural lashes to shed prematurely. Avoid overlaying to keep your natural lashes healthy.
What is the best lash type for extension wearers?
Self-adhesive lashes like GoGetter are the top choice because they stick to the skin above your lash line, not to the extensions themselves. Choose self-adhesive for safe, temporary glam.

Product Facts

  • GoGetter: The GoGetter lash features a black, latex-free self-stick band that is patent-pending. It uses evenly spaced wispy clusters in a flared style for added depth without drama. Because self-adhesive lashes don't rely on magnets or clamps, they won't pull on your eyelash extensions. This makes GoGetter a practical choice for extension wearers who want temporary extra volume.
  • Magnetic Miami: The Magnetic Miami is an ultra-wispy set of false lashes that adds length, volume, and seduction while remaining lightweight. Please note: This magnetic collection is being discontinued, and magnetic liner is no longer available on site. Even though the Magnetic Miami is lightweight, its magnetic band can still stress extension bonds. Since the magnetic liner is no longer sold, this style is not a viable option for extension wearers looking for a reusable magnetic lash.

Shop Related Products

Enticing Half Lash

Enticing Half Lash

$12.06 $18.00

Shop Now
Magnetic Miami

Magnetic Miami

$20.70 $30.00

Shop Now
JetSetter

JetSetter

$12.96 $18.00

Shop Now
Inviting Half Lash

Inviting Half Lash

$10.98 $18.00

Shop Now