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How to remove false lashes:
Removing false lashes safely is important to avoid damaging your natural lashes and the delicate skin around your eyes. Here’s a step-by-step guide:
Prepare your workspace: Ensure you have a clean, well-lit area to work in, such as in front of a mirror. Have a cotton pad or Q-tip and makeup remover (preferably oil-free) ready.
Gently loosen the adhesive: Take a cotton pad or Q-tip and soak it with makeup remover. Close your eye and gently dab the cotton pad along the lash line where the false lashes are attached. Allow the remover to sit for a few seconds to loosen the adhesive.
Peel off the false lashes: After the adhesive has loosened, gently grasp the outer corner of the false lashes between your thumb and forefinger. Carefully peel the false lashes away from your natural lashes. If you encounter resistance, apply more makeup remover and wait a few more seconds before attempting to remove them again.
Cleanse the eye area: Once the false lashes are removed, use a gentle cleanser or a damp cotton pad with water to cleanse the eye area and remove any remaining adhesive residue.
Clean and store your false lashes: If you plan to reuse your false lashes, gently remove any remaining adhesive from the lash band using tweezers or your fingers. Store them in their original case or a clean container to maintain their shape. I usually soak mine in a little micellar water to make sure to loosen and remove all the makeup. If you are concerned with germs you can always spray them with a little alcohol afterward.
Tips for safe removal:
Avoid pulling or tugging forcefully on the false lashes to prevent damaging your natural lashes.
Use a gentle touch throughout the removal process, especially around the delicate skin of the eyelids.
If you experience discomfort or resistance during removal, apply more makeup remover and allow it to work before trying again.
If you have sensitive eyes or skin, choose a makeup remover that is specifically formulated for sensitive skin.
By following these steps, you can safely remove your false lashes without causing harm to your natural lashes or eye area.