Beauty Hack: Lash Saver
Here's an easy step by step guide to clean and get some extra uses out of strip lashes and cluster lashes also ( not pictured).
Products you'll need:
~ A cup of warm to hot water
[ ⚠️ not boiling hot it will melt the lashes]
soap:
options
~ makeup remover ( tiny amount)
~ baby shampoo (I used)
~ dish soap ( tiny amount)
optional: 70% or less isopropyl alcohol
I did this step to disinfect the lashes.
Tool options:
~ spoolie
~ tweezers
~ fingers
Clean towel
papper towels
📒Notes: please be gentle when removing the glue from the lash band. once it's ripped it's over. Don't overly wash the lashes ( no more than 3 times a month). Make sure to completely dry the lashes before putting them back in storage.
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Strip lashes and cluster lashes are popular beauty enhancements, but maintaining them can be tricky. To clean your lashes effectively, start by preparing a cup of warm, not boiling, water to avoid melting the lashes. Adding soap options such as baby shampoo or gentle dish soap can help break down makeup and glue residues. For disinfection, a small amount of isopropyl alcohol is optional but recommended. During the cleaning process, gently soak the lashes for about 2-3 minutes. It's advisable to use a spoolie or tweezers to remove stubborn glue from the lash band, ensuring that you do this gently to avoid damaging the lashes. Patting them dry with a clean towel or letting them air dry will ensure they maintain their shape. Avoid excessive washing, limiting it to no more than three times a month, and always store your cleaned lashes in a safe case to preserve their form for future use. By following these steps, you can not only keep your lashes looking fresh but also maximize your investment in quality beauty products.
Could I leave them over night or would that ruin the lashes?