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Unlock the Secret to Long-Lasting False Eyelashes

Are you tired of throwing away your favorite false eyelashes after just one use? With proper care and maintenance, you can extend the life of your falsies and save money in the process. In this article, we’ll share expert tips on how to clean and remove false eyelashes, ensuring they remain in top condition for multiple uses.

The Importance of Proper Removal

Removing false eyelashes requires care and attention to detail. Avoid using tweezers, nails, or eyelash curlers, as these can damage your lashes and even your eyes. Instead, follow these simple steps:

• Wash your hands thoroughly with soap and water
• Gently peel off the false lashes, starting from the outer corner
• Use eye makeup remover and a cotton or reusable swab to clean any remaining glue from your real lashes and eyelid

Cleaning Synthetic False Eyelashes

Most of us apply mascara to our synthetic lashes, but product buildup can lead to creased, broken, and gunky-looking falsies. To clean your synthetic false eyelashes:

• Use cotton or reusable swabs, clean towels, and either rubbing alcohol or oil-free eye makeup remover
• Gently rub away eye makeup and glue from your lashes, paying extra attention to the lash bands
• Finish by cleaning off any remaining mascara with a cotton swab dipped in warm water
• Let your lashes air dry on a towel, never squeezing them dry

Investing in a Spray Bottle

For an easier cleaning process, consider investing in a spray bottle for your cleanser. This can help make cleaning a cinch, especially for synthetic fiber lashes.

Safety First

If your lashes are damaged or you can’t remove stubborn gunk, it’s best to err on the side of caution and discard them. Your eye health is worth more than saving a few bucks.

Cleaning Natural Fiber Lashes

Mink and other natural fiber lashes generally don’t need additional mascara. If you do choose to wear mascara, apply it only to your real eyelashes before applying your mink lashes. When removing them, gently remove the glue with tweezers, avoiding water and cleaning products that can cause them to lose their shape.

Storing Your False Eyelashes

When you buy a new set of fake eyelashes, don’t toss the box. Instead, use it to store and shape your lashes until the next time you need them. Remember, a used set of lashes is for personal use only and should never be shared or brought to a professional makeup counter.

By following these simple tips, you can extend the life of your false eyelashes, save money, and ensure a safe and healthy application process. Happy lashing!