How long do these last? Can you sleep in them?
473414
They last a really long time. Tips: don't apply mascara to them because that will shorten their shelf life. You certainly can sleep in them, they are really really soft, but I wouldn't, sleeping in make-up is bad for your eyes. I get it that you might fall asleep with them in though, so whatever.
473415
Never sleep with lashes on trust me I have over a drunken night and they get ruined. These you can apply over 2-3 times depending on how you take care of them. And what kind of adhesive you use. These lashes are really fragile and wispy so they won't last as long.
473416
I recieved my lashes about a week or almost 2 weeks ago and I still wear the same pair meaning I still have 5 brand new packages of lashes left... I have slept in them and they are still fine, I love them cause they look so natural... I don't like sleeping in my lashes tho.... I was skeptical about buying these lashes but I love them the lash band is so thin and flexible which makes them look natural
473417
I am a back sleeper and I sleep in these practically every day. I use waterproof lash adhesive and dont wear any other eye makeup so face washing is a breeze. Theu can be easily combed back into place and the band is easily with no liner needed hidden bc its thin ans clear... A pair of mine last about 3 weeks maybe longer. I take really good care of them tho.
1892574
I haven't fallen asleep in them but they are super comfortable. The 4 sizes of soft earphone tips that come with the earbuds were tricky to swap off and on but when I got the right size they stayed put. I put pressure on my ear as if sleeping on a pillow and I would say there is extra pressure inside the ear with the ear tip I use regularly. So, long story short. They are super comfy but pressed in by a pillow might end up being painful on the wake up.
142602
No. Well I can't sleep while wearing these. The metal of the earbuds protrudes and it hurts my ears to lie on my side. So if you're a back sleeper then you might be able to sleep in these. I do use them when I meditate. In a upright position. They block out external noise enough for me to turn off/tune out.
239722
They stay in shape for me between showers, that is at least 12 hours I guess. Hope this helps.
1423235
I was at a festival and they lasted for at least 6 hours. You can bring batteries if you're concerned. They didn't really stay in my hair though. I ended up clipping them to my fanny pack.
1390134
They aren't recommended per the manufacturer to be worn for longer than 3 hours. My girlfriend has a pair she uses for jogging, and says they get uncomfortable after about 45 min. I've worn mine up to 2 hours for long workouts that involved running and jump rope.
840491
It depends on which setting you use. They really are only good for a night or two. Having said that, I refill the pads myself with 4 drops of eucalyptus essential oil and they will last indefinitely.
1653894
Not really. Once you've rolled them, they will slowly let in air over time. They're good for travelling because you're going to unpack with 12 to 20 hours (probably).
1970605
I personally haven't slept with them on my ears but I have laid on them while using them. There is some slight pressure and they will eventually start to hurt but that's just me. They're pretty light but they're also thin (but not thin to where they'll break and stuff) I wouldn't recommend sleeping with them on so you won't end up being choked by em or breaking them.
1654299
I fall asleep with them on, and the charge lasts at least eight hours with the volume on a low setting. I have never left them on longer than that, and I recharge them each morning.
6702
I wear them for about three - four hours every day. This is the third set of headphones that I have purchased that have this type of ear bud, because the other kind won't stay in my ears. I have very small 'ear openings,' and they fall out. I think I could probably stand to wear them for about 6 hours, but not much longer. They are comfortable, and they seem to be made out of some kind of pliable material. If I remember correctly, that is why I chose them. I hope that helps.
566899
I actually didn't with them as I primarily used them for a concert, but I'd have to assume they would be perfectly comfortable to sleep with. They don't feel heavy or seem to strain your ears as some headphones might when you sleep with them.
374729
Yes, I've worn them for sleeping for a few years now due to noisy neighbors. They are comfortable with multi-hour use; sometimes a new pair can seem a bit large when first worn (hurting my ear a bit, but I have small ears). If this happens, I just pull them out a bit and all is well. And they do stay in all night if you insert them according to the directions on the package (pull ear up and back, roll the plug tightly and insert). I don't know what I'd do without these, they are a lifesaver as far as my sleep!
1685023
Great . The longest I have ever worn them was a little over one hour. You naturally shift the earphones on your earsoccasionally . No one just sits there for hours never moving.
469154
I believe they are supposed to last for one year. I have been using mine for over 6 months now and it has barely changed in size.
711761
Duck, I wouldn't try sleeping in them as they are bulky. I would think it would be difficult to try to roll over in bed. They are more useful if you are out on a firing range. This is what my husband & I use ours for. They are perfect for that sort of thing.
872988
I have not slept with them on but suspect that they would not feel comfortable while sleeping with them on. They are not made for sleeping. They are made to muffle ambient sound while awake and upright.