How To Clean Your Lashes by House of Lashes

House of Lashes strip lashes are made to last! By properly storing and cleaning your lashes regularly you can significantly extend their wear. Here are a few simple and easy steps to help you clean your lashes on either a thin or thick band.
Materials needed:
Q tips
Oil free Waterproof Makeup Remover
Paper Towel
Tweezers
Step by Step Directions:
- Step 1: Lay down a paper towel to set your lashes on
- Step 2: Dip q tip in makeup remover and saturate
- Step 3: Rub q tip back and forth on lash band to soften residue
- Step 4: Gently with tweezers or your fingertips remove residue off of lash band while holding the lashes taut

[@zumerkadri6019]

going to give this a try .
thank you house of lashes

[@jewdy8915]

What is the deal with that random black thread on the Iconics? Why does it come off so easily and then the lash just disintegrates?

[@SugarD3ar]

i wish i saw this sooner i just bought the boudoir minis and tried to get the glue off and the band ripped off with it :( and i only wore them once!

[@sozyarjaafer9212]

SugarD3ar same happened to me, but i glued it back to a black thread and it kinda works the same as before

[@Soicyzan]

Minkedbyzan.com I sell mink lashes and ship anywhere in the USA

[@teresabowerman594]

How do you clean the lashes if you have fall out glitter towards the band? Can you use the same cleaning agent on the actual lash?

[@bonnieanderson1502]

Nice vidéo (could do without the annoying music though) question - I have the double sided lash book and I need to know how to get lashes to stick so when I close it they don’t all fall onto each other

[@bethfulfer]

I know it's 10 months after you asked but what I personally do is clean them off after every use and add a very cheap lash glue super thinly on the lash band only and I mean extremely thin. Just enough to get it to stick to the plastic without adhering completely.