shanilak three-pair pack of self-adhesive false eyelashes, high adhesion, long-lasting, waterproof

Tips for applying eyelash glue:

1. Do not apply too much mascara, or even let the mascara be covered in glue. This will significantly reduce the lifespan of the eyelashes!!
2. The eyelash glue is applied to the root of the eyelash, with a thickness of approximately 0.5–1 millimeter. It can be applied evenly and quickly in thin layers.
3. After applying the eyelash glue, wait for a few seconds, then attach the false eyelashes. Press them tightly against the root of the eyelashes before applying the glue. Avoid moving your hands or tweezers; let the glue set with external help for a few seconds to ensure the root adheres firmly. Then open your eyes. While the glue is not fully dry, adjust the angle of the false eyelashes—press down if they are too upright, and lift up if they are too flat.
4. When applying false eyelashes, when the distance between the lashes and the eyes is still 0.5 CM, do not rush. First, determine the position of the tip and the beginning of the eyelash. Then, tilt your hand or an auxiliary tool at a 45-degree angle! Fix one point in the middle of the eyelash first, then the tip, and finally the beginning of the eyelash—this is a relatively good order. Of course, you can also follow your preferred order.

Special reminder:
When applying false eyelashes, the angle is very important. The lashes should be held slightly upward, at an angle of more than 45 degrees relative to the natural lashes, so that they can adhere properly to the eyelid at the root of the lashes! Also, holding the hand upward prevents it from blocking the eyes. This allows you to clearly see the root of the natural lashes, enabling accurate application. In the first few attempts, the issue was that this step wasn’t done well, resulting in difficulty adhering the lashes to the root or the outer edge of the eye, and messy application due to lack of visibility. If using tweezers for application, pay attention to the angle—the false lashes must also be applied upward.
Product Maintenance:
1. When removing it from the box, pull it out in the direction of the eyelashes, gently using your fingers. When lifting it off the eyelid, pinch the middle part of the false eyelashes and pull it down quickly; avoid pulling two or three hairs together.
2. The used false eyelashes must have the adhesive removed completely, and be neatly placed back in the box. Be careful not to transfer eyeshadow powder, mascara, or other substances onto the false eyelashes, as this will dirty or damage them.
3. When cleaning false eyelashes, use a special eye makeup remover to clean them. Use a makeup cotton pad to rub the false eyelashes, starting from the root and then the front part. The movement must be gentle, otherwise it cannot be reused.

How to remove false eyelashes:
When removing false eyelashes, do it gently without pulling hard! Try to approach the root of the false eyelash as closely as possible, and distinguish between real and fake eyelashes with your hand before tearing. Only tear it off when you are sure you are holding a false eyelash, not a real one. It is easier to tear from the outer corner toward the inner corner. To extend the lifespan of the false eyelashes, it is best not to apply an eye makeup remover before tearing. Of course, false eyelashes certainly don’t fail after just one application. If everyone is okay with a shorter lifespan, it is also acceptable to apply a remover first before tearing. Each time you tear them off, there will be dried glue at the root of the false eyelash. If this isn’t cleaned up properly, the glue at the root will become thicker over time, and the thin, soft strands of the eyelashes will also become thicker due to this buildup, resulting in a shorter lifespan for the eyelashes!

Method for removing eyelash glue:
Use a makeup wipes to apply alcohol—ice-cold water works too! Then gently wrap the roots of the lashes that have been removed, ensuring both ends are completely covered by the makeup wipes. Wait about 10 minutes. You will notice that the dry, hard glue at the roots turns white and becomes very soft. At this point, hold one lash near its root in one hand and use tweezers to slowly remove the glue. It usually comes off cleanly in just a few strokes. After removing it, gently curve the lash a bit and move it around to adjust the root into a natural arc, compensating for any deformation caused by removing the lash and removing the glue. Then put it back in your box!