Here are the steps and precautions for removing false eyelashes after grafting:
Preparation
Prepare tools: You will need cotton swabs, a mild makeup remover or special eyelash remover, and a clean, soft towel or tissue.
Removal Steps
Moisten the false eyelashes: Soak a cotton swab in makeup remover or eyelash remover and gently wipe it along the root of the false eyelashes to moisten the area where the false eyelashes are glued to the natural eyelashes. Let it sit for about 1-2 minutes to allow the remover to break down the glue.
Gently peel off the false eyelashes: Use a pair of clean, blunt tweezers to hold the end of the false eyelashes and gently peel them off from the root in the direction of the natural eyelash growth. Do not use force to pull, so as not to damage the natural eyelashes and the skin of the eyelid.
Clean the remaining glue: After removing the false eyelashes, there may still be some glue residue on the natural eyelashes and eyelids. Soak a cotton swab in makeup remover and gently wipe to clean up the remaining glue until the eyelashes and eyelids are clean.
Clean and soothe the eyes: Use a clean, wet towel or tissue to gently wipe the eyelids to remove any remaining makeup remover. Then, you can apply a small amount of eye cream or soothing eye gel to moisturize and soothe the eye area.
Precautions
Choose a gentle product: When choosing a makeup remover or eyelash remover, opt for a mild, non-irritating product to avoid irritating the eyes and damaging the natural eyelashes.
Be careful with the operation: During the removal process, be extremely careful to avoid getting the remover or false eyelashes into the eyes, which may cause eye discomfort or infections. If any remover gets into the eyes accidentally, rinse immediately with plenty of clean water.
Don't remove too frequently: Frequent removal of false eyelashes can put stress on the natural eyelashes and may lead to eyelash loss or damage. If possible, try to reduce the frequency of false eyelash use and removal.
