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Cleaning false eyelashes properly is crucial for maintaining their quality and ensuring they can be reused. Here are the steps to clean different types of false eyelashes:
Remove Excess Glue: Use tweezers or your fingers to gently peel off any visible dried glue from the lash band. Be careful not to pull or damage the lash fibers.
Prepare a Cleaning Solution: Mix a small amount of mild, oil-free makeup remover or gentle shampoo with lukewarm water in a small bowl. The ratio can be about 1:5 (makeup remover/shampoo to water).
Soak the Lashes: Dip the false eyelashes into the cleaning solution, making sure the lash band and fibers are fully submerged. Let them soak for about 5-10 minutes. This will help loosen any remaining glue, dirt, and mascara.
Gently Clean: After soaking, use a clean, soft-bristled brush (like a small makeup brush or a clean toothbrush) to gently brush the lashes from the base to the tip. Do this gently to avoid tangling or breaking the fibers. Pay special attention to the lash band to remove any stubborn glue residue.
Rinse Thoroughly: Rinse the false eyelashes under running lukewarm water until the water runs clear and all the cleaning solution is removed. Make sure to remove all traces of the makeup remover or shampoo, as any residue can affect the lashes' performance and cause irritation.
Dry the Lashes: Use a clean, dry towel or tissue to gently pat the lashes dry. Avoid rubbing them, as this can damage the fibers. Then, reshape the lashes if necessary and let them air dry completely before storing.
Spot Clean Glue Residue: Similar to synthetic lashes, start by carefully removing any visible dried glue from the lash band using tweezers or your fingers.
Use a Gentle Cleaning Agent: For natural fiber lashes, it's recommended to use a mild, natural eyelash cleaner or a small amount of gentle, oil-free micellar water. These are less likely to damage the delicate natural fibers.
Dab and Wipe: Moisten a clean, soft cotton swab or a piece of cotton pad with the cleaning agent. Gently dab and wipe the lash band and the base of the lashes to remove dirt and glue. Avoid getting the fibers too wet, as excessive moisture can cause the natural fibers to become frizzy or lose their shape.
Air Dry and Reshape: Let the lashes air dry naturally in a clean, flat place. While they are drying, you can gently reshape them with your fingers or a pair of tweezers to maintain their original curl and shape.
Remove Debris: Use a clean, dry cloth to gently wipe away any visible dirt, mascara, or other debris from the magnetic lashes. Be careful not to get any moisture on the magnetic strips, as this can affect their performance.
Clean the Magnetic Strips: If there is any residue on the magnetic strips, you can use a small amount of rubbing alcohol on a cotton swab to gently clean them. Make sure to let the alcohol dry completely before using the lashes again.
Store Properly: After cleaning, store the magnetic false eyelashes in their original case or a clean, dry container to protect them from dust and damage.
