How to remove Red Aspen LashesUpdated a year ago
Step 1 – Gather all all your supplies. Before pulling, peeling, or dabbing your lashes with any kind of solution, you'll want to make sure you have everything you need ready to go. This includes your preferred oil-based makeup remover, a clean washcloth, some cotton swabs or pads, and whatever other supplies you normally use in your morning or evening beauty routine.
Step 2 – Take the time to thoroughly wash and cleanse your face and eyelids of any makeup or debris. Your go-to facial cleanser should work just fine, and it'll likely remove most of the oil, sweat, dirt, and dead skin cells on the first use.
Step 3 – Now that your face is all prepped and ready to go, dip a cotton swab or cotton ball in oil-free makeup remover. When applied to your lash line, the makeup remover will help further break down the adhesive glue holding the false lashes to your natural lash. Be sure to keep your eyes closed for safety, then gently swab the makeup remover over your eyelashes, focusing primarily on the areas where you applied the faux lash adhesive. Let the oil sit for a few minutes to give it time to work its magic.
Step 4 – With your face washed and the makeup remover doing its job, now's the time to start taking off those lashes. Remember, you want to be delicate. Handle your falsies like you're handling a flower. Start by carefully peeling the lashes from the outer corner, then gently pull towards the inner part of your eye. This shouldn't be too difficult, so be sure not to yank or pull too quickly. You don't want to damage your falsies or your actual lashes by mistake. Repeat the process for the other eye.
Step 5 – Go in for the double cleanse. If you're new to the idea, consider this second round a chance to remove all of the remaining oil, lash adhesive, or dirt from your face and eyelids that might still be left behind. Just be sure to research the right facial cleanser for your skin type, whether you're prone to dry skin, have sensitive or acne-prone skin, or your skin is classified as combination.