Lash Lift Kit Near Me: From $12.99 at Walmart. Skip the $9.99 One

Searching “lash lift kit near me”? For Walmart pickup, Aliver is the cheapest kit shown; with Amazon Prime, RONKIE is the kit with the most ratings here.

As of October 2026, Walmart’s lash lift perm kit page lists 122 lash lift perm items, and the cheapest kit shown is Aliver from $12.99. Its lift-and-tint kit category shows 32 items and has a “Pickup or delivery?” filter, so you can narrow the list to what you can collect or have brought to you. On Amazon, the RONKIE kit is $18.99 on a limited-time deal. Watch for one mix-up: a $9.99 Walmart item called “Natural Lash Lift” is a curler.

How this page compares them: price on the date the listing was fetched, star rating and review count, what each listing says is in the box, and how you can get it. Safety points come only from the FDA’s own pages.

Walmart lists 122 perm kits online; check the pickup filter for your store

The Walmart kit with the fullest description is the Stacy Lash Korean Lash Lift Kit. Walmart’s perm kit page sells it as a “10 Sets Eyelash Perm & Brow Lamination Kit for DIY Home and Professional Use.” It costs $29.99 and includes “Silicone Shields, Eye Pads, Lash Brushes & Tools,” according to the same page.

That price has a catch: Walmart labels it “Price when purchased online,” so $29.99 is the web price, not a promise about your store’s shelf.

The same page lists cheaper kits with more reviews. Aliver starts at $12.99 with 4.2 stars from 56 reviews. SUPGUDER is $21.95 with 4 reviews, and AYASAL is $24.99 with 3.7 stars from 96 reviews. A kit being listed doesn’t mean your local store has it. Set the “Pickup or delivery?” filter on the lift-and-tint category to your store before you go.

RONKIE’s $18.99 on Amazon is a deal price; typical is $21.99

The RONKIE listing shows “New (2) from $18.99.” It is tagged as a limited-time deal at 14% off a typical price of $21.99. Its strength is its track record: 4.0 stars from 6,496 ratings, and “1K+ bought in past month.”

Shipping depends on Prime. When the page was fetched it showed Prime members “FREE delivery Tomorrow.” Everyone else gets free shipping only on orders over $35.00 shipped by Amazon. At the typical $21.99, one kit falls $35.00 − $21.99 = $13.01 short of that line. At the $18.99 deal it falls $16.01 short.

Even at its typical price, it costs $29.99 − $21.99 = $8.00 less than Stacy Lash. The weak spots: Amazon’s own label says the $18.99 is temporary, and the offer is sold by a third-party seller, “Joyful heart,” though it ships from Amazon. The Prime delivery date shown depends on your delivery address.

The $9.99 Walmart “lash lift” is a curler, not a perm kit

On Walmart’s eyelash lift and tint kit page, a $9.99 item is called “Natural Lash Lift.” Its full title shows it is a Tomeem eyelash curler with a comb and five replaceable silicone pads. It is not a perm kit.

That changes what you are buying. Several perm kit titles here, RONKIE’s among them, use the phrase “Semi-Permanent Curling.” The curler’s title makes no such claim. If a curler is all you want, it is the cheapest item here. If you want a lift that lasts, it is the wrong box.

Stacy Lash works out to $3.00 a set, but its rating rests on one review

At $29.99 for 10 sets, the Stacy Lash kit comes to $29.99 ÷ 10 = about $3.00 a set, going by Walmart’s listing. The listing does not say what a “set” covers: one eye, both eyes, or one sitting. It also doesn’t say whether brow lamination uses up the same ten. So $3.00 is the price of one listed set, not a promised price per lift.

The bigger gap is evidence. A five-star average from one review tells you almost nothing about how the kit works for most buyers. Aliver is $17.00 cheaper upfront and has 56 reviews. To compare the two per set, divide Aliver’s price by the set count on its own listing.

Three FDA checks before a kit goes near your eyes

1. Made for the eye area. The FDA says not to use any cosmetic near your eyes unless it is made specifically for that use. Check that the box or listing names eyelashes.
2. An ingredient list on the label. The same FDA eye cosmetic safety page says cosmetics sold in shops must list their ingredients on the label, and one without a list is misbranded. Look for the list in the listing photos or on the box.
3. No long stays in a hot car. The FDA warns that the preservative in a cosmetic left in a hot car for a long time is more likely to break down. If you pick a kit up in store, take it straight home.

No law requires a safety test for each kit, but serious reactions must be reported

MoCRA is the Modernization of Cosmetics Regulation Act of 2022. The FDA’s MoCRA page says neither the law nor FDA rules require specific tests to show that individual products or ingredients are safe. So there is no set test a kit must pass before it goes on sale.

The same page lists what the law does require. The company responsible for a product must report serious adverse events (bad reactions) to the FDA within 15 business days, and the FDA can order a mandatory recall when it finds a reasonable probability of serious harm and the company refuses to recall the product voluntarily.

Whether a product falls under cosmetic or drug rules depends on its intended use. Every kit here is sold to change how lashes look. Be extra careful with any listing that promises more than that.

That leaves most of the checking to you: the label, the ingredient list and the review count.

Side by side: with Prime, RONKIE; for Walmart pickup, Aliver (prices as of October 2026)

Listing	Store	Price (Oct 2026)	Rating (count)	Contents named in the title	How you get it	What stands out
Aliver perm kit	Walmart	from $12.99	4.2 stars (56 reviews)	Not named in the title	Walmart online	$17.00 under Stacy Lash
RONKIE perm kit	Amazon	$18.99 deal; $21.99 typical	4.0 stars (6,496 ratings)	Title names an upgraded glue	Ships from Amazon; Prime showed “FREE delivery Tomorrow”	$35.00 − $21.99 = $13.01 short of free shipping
SUPGUDER perm kit	Walmart	$21.95	4 reviews	Not named in the title	Walmart online	Only 4 reviews
AYASAL perm kit	Walmart	$24.99	3.7 stars (96 reviews)	Title names a lotion and liquid set	Walmart online	Lowest rating here
Stacy Lash Korean Lash Lift Kit	Walmart	$29.99	5 stars (1 review)	10 sets; silicone shields, eye pads, lash brushes, tools	Walmart online price	$29.99 ÷ 10 = $3.00 a set
Tomeem curler (not a perm kit)	Walmart	$9.99	4.5 stars (30 reviews)	Curler, comb, 5 silicone pads	Walmart online	A curler, not a perm

Walmart rows: set the “Pickup or delivery?” filter to your store to see what you can collect.

Here is the trade-off, judged on listing price, how you get the kit and how many buyers rated it, not on how each kit performs. RONKIE’s $18.99 is a time-limited deal from a third-party seller. Without Prime, one kit on its own falls below the $35 free-shipping line. Stacy Lash’s five stars rest on one review. But RONKIE has 6,496 ratings, against 157 reviews for all four Walmart perm kits in the table put together. Amazon counts ratings and Walmart counts reviews, so the comparison is rough, but the gap is wide. Buy RONKIE if you have Prime and want the kit with the most ratings in this comparison.

If you would rather buy at Walmart and want a cheap first try, skip Stacy Lash and buy Aliver. It is $12.99 with 56 reviews. “From” marks its cheapest option, so check the price of the one you pick, and set your store in the pickup filter first. Skip AYASAL (3.7 stars) and SUPGUDER (4 reviews) for Aliver too. Pick Stacy Lash only if the 10 listed sets and named tools matter more to you than its rating count. If you only want curl for the day, the $9.99 Tomeem is a curler, priced like one.

Prices and deal tags change, so check each listing again on the day you buy.

For more on this topic, see the Lash lifts guides.

FAQ

Is the $9.99 “Natural Lash Lift” at Walmart a lash lift kit? No. Its full title on Walmart’s eyelash lift and tint page shows a Tomeem eyelash curler with a comb and five silicone pads. It curls lashes for the day; it does not perm them.

Does a lash lift kit ship free from Amazon? With Prime, the RONKIE listing showed free delivery. Without Prime, free shipping starts on orders over $35.00 shipped by Amazon, so one $18.99 kit on its own does not qualify.

Does the FDA safety-test lash lift kits before they go on sale? No. The FDA’s MoCRA page says neither the law nor FDA rules require specific safety tests for individual cosmetic products or ingredients. Check that the kit is made for the eye area and lists its ingredients.