How to give first aid to fake eyelashes without glue

If fake eyelashes come off without glue and need "first aid," here are some steps you can take:

If the Eyelashes Are Slightly Displaced

• Reattach Gently: If the fake eyelashes have just shifted a little and are still mostly intact, you can try to reattach them. First, make sure your natural lashes and the fake lashes are clean and free of any debris or old glue. Use a pair of clean tweezers to carefully pick up the fake eyelash and position it as close to the original lash line as possible. Press it gently into place, starting from the middle and then working towards the inner and outer corners of the eye.
• Use a Lash Comb: After reattaching the lashes, use a lash comb or a clean mascara wand to gently comb through your natural lashes and the fake lashes to blend them together and make the reattachment look more natural.

If the Eyelashes Have Come Off Completely

• Inspect the Eyelashes: Check if the fake eyelashes are damaged. If there are any bent or misaligned hairs, carefully straighten them out with your fingers or the tweezers.
• Clean the Eyelashes: Use a small amount of gentle, oil-free makeup remover on a cotton swab to carefully clean the lash band of any remaining glue or dirt. This will ensure better adhesion when you reapply them.
• Reapply with Glue: If you have lash glue available, apply a thin, even line of glue along the lash band. Wait for about 10-15 seconds until the glue becomes tacky. Then, using the tweezers, place the fake eyelash as close to your natural lash line as possible and press it firmly into place. Hold it for a few seconds to ensure a good bond.
• Blend with Mascara: Once the lashes are securely attached, apply a small amount of mascara to your natural lashes and the fake lashes to blend them better and make the look more seamless.

In Case of Eye Irritation

• Remove the Eyelashes: If the fake eyelashes coming off cause any irritation or discomfort in your eyes, immediately remove the lashes. Use a clean, damp cotton pad to gently wipe away any loose lashes or glue that may be causing the problem.
• Rinse the Eyes: Flush your eyes with clean, lukewarm water for a few minutes to remove any remaining debris or irritants. You can use an eyewash cup or simply splash water into your eyes while blinking gently.
• Apply a Cold Compress: If the eyes are red or swollen, apply a cold compress for 10-15 minutes to reduce inflammation and soothe the area. You can use a clean, cold wet cloth or a chilled eye mask.