Dolly Wink假睫毛（甜美少女风），2对

I use Dolly Wink 2 and 102 (exclusive to Don Quijote). I mainly use them for dance events. They naturally make my eyes look bigger and my eyelashes look natural, so they make my eyes look beautiful and striking when viewed from a distance. With the trend toward natural false eyelashes becoming more common around 2020, I'm grateful to Tsu-chan and Koji Honpo for selling false eyelashes that are on par with gal makeup.

I used 111, which is only available at Don Quijote. These natural false eyelashes have the look of eyelash extensions and are super cute. They're long and have a volume that creates a feminine and cute look. The longer parts in the middle make your eyes look rounder. The clear base makes them easy to use.

I have fair skin, warm undertones, and a fresh face. I bought 1 and 14 to get rid of my slanted eyes and make them look more powerful. I've bought this series a few times in the past and worn them unmodified, but it felt strange at work, so I decided to modify them and use them. I immediately layered the animal ones 7, 16, and 19 on top of 1, in the middle, cut out the inner corner of my eye with 14, and layered Easy 28 on top (lol). This series just doesn't work... (lol). When I do it, it goes beyond gyaru makeup and looks too gaudy and somehow old-fashioned (lol). It just felt really outdated. As expected... I'm over 30 and have short, dark hair, so Tsu-chan's false eyelashes didn't work (lol).

I bought the No. 5 for my lower lashes. I went to buy some for cosplay for the first time in a while, and was surprised to find that there was no sign of false eyelashes for lower lashes at the 100 yen store. I'm glad they have these at Don Quijote. Thank you, Dolly Wink. Thank you, Don Quijote. The shafts are soft, so I can stick them exactly where I want them. Since it's been a while since I last bought false eyelashes for my lower lashes, I chose the most natural straight one, and they were still gorgeous enough. They're quite expensive (about 1500 yen for two pairs), so I wish they came with another pair if possible... I wonder where people who cosplay all the time get them.

January 3, 2026: After searching around for a 4-6 rating, I finally purchased the Don Quijote-exclusive 105. It's the design I've always liked, and it creates an exquisite effect. The volume, length, and volume give it a mature look. The beautiful finish has earned me compliments, and I've even mistaken it for eyelash extensions! Dolly Wink's gorgeous design is exceptional, but the bristles are of high quality and not too frizzy. The fullness blends perfectly with my natural lashes. It's a shame it's a Don Quijote exclusive! I wish they'd carry it in other stores and online. Despite its excellent bristles and high-quality finish, it's surprisingly hard to find, even at Don Quijote. Although it wasn't an option, I purchased No. 32 online. It made my natural lashes appear thicker and more even. The bristles' quality and strength were fine, but I didn't like the design of No. 32 as much as I liked it online. I think No. 9 is my favorite, as it gives the fullest lashes. As the name "Natural Dolly" suggests, I like how it's natural yet still looks fuller even from a distance. Even the Don Quijote-exclusive items from this series are sometimes not sold at Don Quijote, so it's unfortunate that the manufacturer's marketing methods are sloppy. With the trend toward volume and naturalness, perhaps thicker, flashier eyelashes are disappearing. I think there's still demand for fuller and gyaru makeup, so I hope Dolly Wink will do well. I wish the Don Quijote-exclusive designs were available online.