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Coach Yelena | Hockey. Health. Humor.

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Posted On: April 25th 2026, 06:25 pm
Hooded eye queens— check out the eye tape! #eyelids #hoodedeyes #eyelidcorrector — check out my Amazon storefront— just added them to @lidsbydesign
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purewildflowers 5 months ago

purewildflowers

Thank you for the tutorial! They look great on you! I just bought them.

youngaa19 6 months ago

youngaa19

honestly, your eye looked more open before the strip. You look good either way :)

whatachief 6 months ago

whatachief

I have some, but they are hard to put on!

regina_realtor_mn 6 months ago

regina_realtor_mn

I do have hooded eyes as well and I thought about those strips a few years back, but in my opinion your eyes look better without them

vsgforpcos 6 months ago

vsgforpcos

Can you see better 😂?

dimplz824 6 months ago

dimplz824

I need these!

happyamyeverafter 6 months ago

happyamyeverafter

Omg! That is awesome! I need to try them!

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