Headlight Eyelashes from CarLashes (Half Off). Two Options Available.
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Headlights go glamorous by donning sturdy stick-on eyelashes or Crystal Eyeliner—an accessory seen in Marie Claire and on CNN
Drivers have personalized their vehicles ever since Noah hung a pair of baby possums from the mast of his ark. Give your car some character with this Groupon.
Choose Between Two Options
- $15 for $30 worth of CarLashes $25 for $50 worth of CarLashes
Car owners can outfit rides with classic black or pink CarLashes ($26.99), chrome CarLashes (regular price $44.99), or pink or diamond Crystal Eyeliner ($19.99). CarLashes also sells a variety of car accessories, including crystal license-plate frames ($39.99–$59.99). All products are original and patented, and both options include free shipping.
Headlights go glamorous by donning sturdy stick-on eyelashes or Crystal Eyeliner—an accessory seen in Marie Claire and on CNN
Drivers have personalized their vehicles ever since Noah hung a pair of baby possums from the mast of his ark. Give your car some character with this Groupon.
Choose Between Two Options
- $15 for $30 worth of CarLashes $25 for $50 worth of CarLashes
Car owners can outfit rides with classic black or pink CarLashes ($26.99), chrome CarLashes (regular price $44.99), or pink or diamond Crystal Eyeliner ($19.99). CarLashes also sells a variety of car accessories, including crystal license-plate frames ($39.99–$59.99). All products are original and patented, and both options include free shipping.
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About CarLashes.com
Seen fluttering their stuff in Marie Claire magazine and on CNN's The Situation Room with Wolf Blitzer, CarLashes gussy up previously undecorated headlights by dressing them in black or pink eyelashes and spangling them with richly glimmering eyeliner. The adhesive CarLashes—which fit all types of cars—are easy to apply; comprehensive instructions await online to help drivers update their vehicles' peepers. Designed to withstand the effects of driving, the adhesive is not expected to chemically interact with car paint, chrome, or glass.