How to Remove Fake Eyelashes Glued On?

To effectively remove fake eyelashes glued on, use an oil-based makeup remover to gently dissolve the adhesive.

Here's a step-by-step guide to safely remove those falsies:

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Oil-Based Eye Makeup Remover: An effective solution for breaking down the adhesive.
Oil-Infused Micellar Water: A gentle yet effective formula that dissolves adhesive and eliminates sticky residue. According to our reference, "We recommend using an oil infused micellar water as this has a very gentle yet effective formula and again the oil helps to dissolve the adhesive and eliminate any sticky residue left behind."

Cleanse Your Hands: Always start with clean hands to prevent any infection.
Soak a Cotton Pad: Saturate a cotton pad with your chosen oil-based eye makeup remover or oil-infused micellar water.
Press and Hold: Gently press the soaked cotton pad against your eyelid, holding it for 20-30 seconds. This allows the oil to penetrate and loosen the glue.
Wipe Gently: Gently wipe downwards to encourage the lashes to detach from your natural lash line. Avoid pulling or tugging, which can damage your natural lashes.
Repeat if Necessary: If the lashes don't come off easily, repeat steps 3 and 4. Be patient and persistent.
Clean Your Eyelids: After removing the fake lashes, use the cotton pad to gently wipe away any remaining glue residue from your eyelids.
Clean the False Lashes: To reuse your false eyelashes, gently clean off any remaining glue with tweezers and store them in their original case.

Be Gentle: Never pull forcefully on the false lashes.
Avoid Irritation: If you experience any irritation, discontinue use of the product and consult a professional.
Moisturize: After removal, apply a gentle eye cream to hydrate the delicate skin around your eyes.