Quick Answer
Cleaning magnetic eyelashes is simple: gently remove any mascara or liner buildup with a cotton swab and oil-free makeup remover, then pat dry with a lint-free cloth. Proper care helps them stay sticky and reusable for many wears.
Why Magnetic Eyelashes Need Different Care
Unlike traditional false lashes with glue, magnetic lashes rely on tiny magnets along the band. Harsh chemicals or soaking can damage these magnets, reducing their grip. Stick to oil-free removers and avoid alcohol-based products, which can dry out the lash band over time.
Step-by-Step Cleaning Guide
- Remove Excess Makeup: After wearing, gently peel the lashes off your natural lashes. Use a dry cotton swab to wipe away any mascara or liner from the lash band and fibers. Avoid pulling or tugging. Don't wait until the makeup dries—clean them right after removing to prevent buildup.
- Apply Oil-Free Remover: Dip a clean cotton swab in oil-free makeup remover or micellar water. Gently swipe along the lash band and through the fibers to dissolve any remaining glue or residue. Never soak the lashes in liquid—this can loosen the magnets and ruin the band.
- Pat Dry and Reshape: Place the lashes on a lint-free cloth or paper towel and pat dry. Gently curve the band back to its original shape with your fingers. Let them air dry completely before storing. Store them in their original case or a clean, dry container to keep the magnets from attracting dust.
What We Used
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It Girl Magnetic Eyelashes: The It Girl Magnetic Eyelashes feature a magnetic application that makes getting ready quick and stylish. Because the magnets are built into the band, using the right cleaning method keeps them strong and reusable for many wears.
It Girl Magnetic Eyelashes
