Falsie care help!!

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Raylene I.

Apr 5, 2015

Raylene I.

Here's my falsies! I managed to get them on twice and now would like to clean them.. I've heard a few ways too but I'd like to hear the best way so I don't end up wrecking them.

Cindy R.

Apr 6, 2015

Cindy R.

I like to rub them through make up wipes. don't know if that's the correct way but it works for me. ;)

Sarah N.

Apr 6, 2015

Sarah N.

I usually am able to pull the glue off (carefully) from the band and then I use my dermalogica eye makeup remover (which btw is my favorite emr, it has silk amino acids in it which strengthens eyelashes, people always compliment my lashes since I've been using it) on a Qtip and wipe the lashes downwards while they're on a paper towel. then I place them back in their case when they're dry which doesn't take long

Demetria S.

Apr 6, 2015

Demetria S.

I soak mine in my Parian spirit brush cleaner

Diego G.

Apr 6, 2015

Diego G.

What Demetria said

Raylene I.

Apr 6, 2015

Raylene I.

Thanks guys, where can I get Parian spirit? I'm in the middle of no where Canada haha so I'll have to travel to the city. I will be in a smallish city this weekend..

Ms L.

Apr 6, 2015

Ms L.

I do the same as Demetria and Diego but when I did it to my lashes from houseoflashes they came apart! But it was fine on my Ardell and Mac. They sell it here on Beautylish

Alexia C.

Apr 9, 2015

Alexia C.

I recently tried just soaking them up in hot water (not too hot to the touch) it helps loosen up mascara and glue and they look just like new!

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