Many girls throw away false lashes after one use, thinking, “They’re cheap anyway—just buy new ones next time.” But with proper care, good false lashes can be reused 5-8 times. That’s just a few dollars per wear—enough to save up for a lipstick! Today, I’ll teach you how to care for false lashes to make them “last longer”.
Step 1: Clean them properly. After wearing, gently peel off the glue from the band—don’t yank it with your hands, or you’ll break the lashes! If there’s glue residue, dip a cotton swab in oil-free makeup remover (avoid heavy oil-based ones) and wipe the band gently. Don’t touch the lash hairs—this keeps them from getting frizzy. After cleaning, lay the lashes on a clean tissue to air-dry. Don’t leave in strong sunlightor use a hair dryer—let them dry naturally.
Step 2: Store them properly. Many girls toss lashes in their makeup bag, only to find them misshapen or lost next time. Instead, put them back in their original packaging slot or use a dedicated lash case. This keeps their curve intact. If you lost the original packaging, cut a piece of cardboard to match your eye shape and stick the lashes on it. Next time you use them, they’ll still be as curly as new—no drooping.
Step 3: Avoid “rough” use. When applying, don’t pinch the lash hairs with tweezers—grab the band instead. When removing, gently lift from the outer corner—don’t pull the lashes directly. Don’t apply too much glue—excess glue is hard to clean and makes the band stiff. False lashes are “delicate”—treat them gently, and they’ll last longer. Our shop’s lashes are durably made; with good care, they’ll work perfectly for multiple uses. It’s eco-friendly and budget-friendly—why not try?
Next time you use false lashes, give these tips a go. You’ll be surprised how “long-lasting” they can be! If your old lashes lose their curl, gently clamp the band with an eyelash curler—they’ll bounce back instantly. Save money and look great—jot down this little secret now!
