How To Safely Remove Individual Eyelash Extensions At Home
🎉Individual Eyelash Extensions can give you captivating eyes, but there always comes a time to say goodbye – whether it's to save money, give your natural lashes a break, or because you can't get to the salon in time.
⚠️ Key Warnings Before Removal
The glue used by professional lash technicians is specifically designed for eyelash extensions: it's formulated for long-lasting adhesion. Therefore, using gentle methods (such as oils) requires patience and time.
Never pull! Pulling off a single false eyelash will take one or more of your natural lashes with it.
Fadlash teaches you how to safely handle individual eyelashes.
Keep it clean: Thoroughly clean your hands and face before you begin.
If you need to remove your eyelash extensions urgently, you can purchase a Eyelash Extensions Cream Remover/gel specifically designed for eyelash extensions.
Be sure to choose a product specifically for eyelash extensions and with good reviews.
Step 1: Preparation and Protection
- Close your eyes: Keep your eyes tightly closed and place a cotton pad or eye patch under your lower eyelid to prevent the remover from getting into your eyes.
- Apply a small amount: Use a cotton swab or micro-brush to apply a small amount of remover cream from the base of the eyelashes to the tips. Keep your eyes closed for at least five minutes; this will help remove most of the eyelashes easily.
Helpful tip: Remove one eye at a time so you can still see with the other eye.
Step 2: Precise Application and Waiting
Precise application: Carefully apply the remover to the adhesive points of the eyelashes, avoiding the skin and the inside of the eyes.
Wait: Wait 3 to 5 minutes according to the product instructions. During this time, the remover will break down the adhesive. If you experience any stinging, rinse immediately with plenty of water.
Step 3: Removal
Gently slide off: After the waiting time, gently slide the eyelashes outwards from the base using a cotton swab or micro-brush. The dissolved eyelashes will fall off.
Thorough cleaning: Thoroughly clean the eye area with warm water and a gentle facial cleanser to ensure no remover residue remains.
Disclaimer: If you have any concerns about removing eyelash extensions at home, or if you experience any discomfort or redness in your eyes during the removal process, stop immediately and contact a professional eyelash technician or ophthalmologist.
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