Cleaning false eye lashes?

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Gabriela L.

May 2, 2014

Gabriela L.

Any tips/tricks?

Emily I.

May 2, 2014

Emily I.

I'd like to know some tips too :/ the only thing I do is pick off any excess glue with a tweezers (super carefully of course)

Brianna M.

May 2, 2014

Brianna M.

I've heard you pick the excess glue off and then soak it in makeup remover and then take a q-tip and wipe off the makeup and stuff after you soak it

Sophie W.

May 2, 2014

Sophie W.

If you have mascara on them you can use a makeup remover soaked q-tip and rub the mascara off that way. And the same with the glue. That's the best way I found to do it :)

Roy S.

May 2, 2014

Roy S.

Soak them I'm alcohol and take the glue off the next day

Shaily K.

May 2, 2014

Shaily K.

Be careful soaking them because sometimes the lashes get all warped and uncurled if left in liquid too long. I take mine and peel off the glue, then put it in the palm of my hand and put a small amount of water on top and just lightly rub away the mascara, then I leave them to dry.

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