You must use an oil-free, glycol-free, lash-safe makeup remover – oil-based removers will damage the lash adhesive and can make eyelash extensions fall off prematurely. Lady Lash has sourced some high-quality makeup removers specifically formulated for eyelash extensions and we’ve even made our own lash-safe cleanser, LashGame Foaming Shampoo. Please DON’T use micellar water, makeup wipes, baby oil or baby shampoo to remove your makeup – these contain oils, with makeup wipes usually snagging and pulling on your extensions. Once you’ve removed using makeup remover, cleanse with a lash-safe foaming lash cleanser. Please be gentle – they are fragile when wet – don’t rub them firmly, they need gentle cleansing to last well!
About the Author: Charlotte Creasey
Lady Lash's fearless leader and founder, Charlotte has been in the beauty industry for over a decade. During these years Charlotte has stayed at the forefront of lash extension education and encourages her staff to do the same. In 2013, Charlotte turned her hand to cosmetic tattoo training under Sydney’s renown master cosmetic tattooist Val Glover-Hovan, and became further qualified under the Phibrows® brand. Charlotte occasionally returns to competitive lashing – in 2017, she won 3rd place in the classics division of the Australian and New Zealand Lash Championships