If fake eyelashes come off without glue and cause no harm like scratching the eyes, you can follow these steps for first aid and reattachment:
- Locate and Retrieve: As soon as you notice the false eyelashes are off, find them quickly. They might have fallen onto your cheek, clothes or nearby surfaces. Try to pick them up carefully without bending or deforming them to avoid any damage to the lash structure.
- Check for Damage: Examine the false eyelashes for any signs of damage or dirt. If there are no issues, you can consider reattaching them. If they're dirty, you can gently wipe them clean with a dry, soft cloth.
- Prepare Tools: You'll need a new set of eyelash glue and tweezers. Squeeze a small amount of eyelash glue onto the back of the false eyelashes, spreading it evenly along the lash band.
- Reattach the Lashes: Use the tweezers to pick up the false eyelashes and align them with your natural lash line. Start from the inner corner of the eye and carefully press the lash band onto your natural lashes, moving towards the outer corner. Ensure the false lashes are firmly attached and sit flush against your lash line.
If the false eyelashes have caused scratches or irritation to the eyes, or if you experience pain, redness, or other discomforts, do not attempt to reattach them. Instead, rinse your eyes thoroughly with clean water and seek medical attention if necessary.
