How To Care For Your Mink Lashes

DO:

• Be gentle - when removing your lashes from the tray, be as gentle as possible, taking care to not pull the lashes themselves.  Instead, disengage them from the tray by gripping the band with a pair of tweezers.  
  
  
• Avoid using mascara - Mascara, especially waterproof mascara, can damage mink.  Apply mascara to your natural lashes, allow it to try, then apply your Braazi Lashes.  
  
  
• Remove glue between each use - gently remove glue buildup using a pair of needle nose tweezers.  Be very gentle, taking care to avoid pulling the hairs themselves.  

• Store safely in the original box - keep your lashes safe, clean and secure in their original box. This will ensure they keep their curl and shape for their lifetime.

DON'T:

• Don't soak in liquid of any kind. - never soak your lashes in water or any liquid as it may ruin the curl of the lash and the integrity of it's attachment to the band. 
  
  
• Don't use oil-based solutions or harsh chemicals - This is a big one for any reusable lashes.  Oils will make it difficult for your lashes to stick to your skin as it repels the eyelash glue and keeps it from sticking.  If you apply oil to clean your lashes, it will not only make it impossible for the glue to do it's job, but you will also run the risk of the hairs becoming detached from the lash band. 

• Don't pull on the lashes - take your time, be gentle and try not to get frustrated when cleaning your lashes.  Try to not use too much force when attempting to remove glue buildup.  It's a good rule of thumb to care for your mink lashes in the same way you would care for your own lashes by handling them very gently when cleaning them.