How to remove your individual lashes at home as beauty salons close their doors
HAIRDRESSERS and beauty salons nationwide have now been forced to shut up shop after Boris Johnson ordered all non-essential shops to close amid the coronavirus outbreak.
But while most people have the food situation sorted, many of us probably haven't thought of the best way to maintain our beauty regime. But luckily for you, we've got all the information you need on how best to remove your eyelash extensions safely from home without causing damage.
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"Eye lashes generally shed at this time of year - Spring time and again in Autumn - and will regrow naturally, so you don't want to make it worse by hacking your falsies out."
The method
First things first, being gentle is key - it's important to keep your lashes in the while removing the falsies.
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Meanwhile, speaking to Fabulous, Beth, lash expert and owner at , suggested picking up a professional , such as which is simple and takes less than 20 minutes to do.
She said: " Apply the removal product wait for 5 mins and wipe your lashes off, repeat if necessary and clean eyes thoroughly with water and a sensitive face wash."
She strongly advises against vaseline or baby oil which could "take hours, days even and your eyes will become very irritated.
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