There are no search results that provide information on a product called "no ea lashes" or its ingredients or materials. However, there are some search results related to eyelashes and eyelash products. Here is a summary of the relevant information:

• Ardell Self-Adhesive Eye Lashes: This product is available on Amazon and comes in a pack of three. The product details include information on the products hazards, directions, and warnings, but there is no information on its ingredients.

• Ardell Strip Lashes Aqua Lashes 344: This product is also available on Amazon and is described as "very lightweight and natural looking but best of all very easy to use. No glue no mess very beginner friendly." There are positive reviews of the product, but no information on its ingredients.

• Eyelash serums containing Isopropyl Cloprostenate: There are some studies available on the safety of eyelash serums containing Isopropyl Cloprostenate, which is a type of prostaglandin analogue. The studies include ocular irritation assays and in-use studies, but there is no information on the ingredients of the serums.

• False eyelashes: False eyelashes are associated with allergic contact dermatitis, blepharoconjunctivitis, and abrasions secondary to application, removal, and lash-fall. The glue used to apply false eyelashes often contains harsh ingredients with allergenic properties, including formaldehyde and latex.

• Rephr brushes: Rephr brushes are handcrafted in Japan and are highly rated based on over 100,000 reviews. However, they are not related to eyelashes or eyelash products.

In summary, there is no information available on a product called "no ea lashes" or its ingredients or materials. However, there are some search results related to eyelashes and eyelash products, including false eyelashes, eyelash serums containing Isopropyl Cloprostenate, and Ardell Self-Adhesive Eye Lashes and Ardell Strip Lashes Aqua Lashes 344, but there is no information on their ingredients.