TailaiMei 60 Pcs Professional Eyeshadow Shields for Eye Makeup, Lint Free Eye Pad for Eyelash Extensions/Tinting and Lip Makeup - Under Patches Guards Prevent Makeup Residue

I thought these worked great! I love that they aren't that sticky after you stick it onto the back of your hand, but that it still sticks well enough to not worry about it falling off. They are super soft, almost reminds me of medical grade bandages. Super easy to use and if you forget to stick it to the back of your hand it still removes well with no makeup attached to the sticky part <3. I would definitely buy again! The quality is definitely there!

I bought these in order to get a more defined line when doing my eye makeup, and they get the job done well, but I use them in a slightly different way. First, these are huge, so I cut them in half and use half on each eye. I don't have an issue with shadow falling onto my cheeks, I just want the definition at the outer edges of my lids. Second, the adhesive on these is quite sticky, and can leave a sticky residue when removed. When you peel off the top portion of the backing paper, a larger than needed area of adhesive is exposed. To counter this, I remove the backing and reapply it slightly lower, leaving only a few millimeters of adhesive exposed. This way, the shield is sufficiently held in place, but I am not taking off a big stripe of my foundation or getting a big sticky residue on my face once they're removed. These definitely work well and have made my makeup look better, but with these slight modifications to how I use them. I will purchase again when needed.

Like many of the other shields, this one prevents residue but the adhesive is too strong. It pulls your delicate eye skin. They need to make the stickiness more like a post it note.

Works ok, comes off easy good size

These worked exactly as described. I have been using scotch tape as a guide but was having a hard time making a space for liner under my eye that ended smoothly. As others suggested, I cut these in half. I also placed them on my palms and removed them a few times to make them slightly less sticky and I had no issues getting them to stick nor removing them.