How To Remove Magnetic Liner And Lashes

Eyelash growth serums, lengthening mascaras, and lash extension and curling procedures have all sprung on the market due to the world's obsession with longer and fuller lashes. Despite all modern beauty technology, one tried-and-true trick that makeup artists and celebrities have been employing for years is applying artificial eyelashes. And, the recent influx of magnetic eyelashes on the market indicates that this isn't an option to overlook.

Magnetic Eyelashes

Unlike their non-magnetic counterparts, magnetic eyelashes don't stick to your natural lash due to the application of sticky glue. Instead, they are held together by tiny magnets tied to each other and your lash line. In essence, you're sandwiching your natural lashes between two magnetically fastened strips.

Magnetic Advantage

Magnetic eyelashes have the advantage of being free of eyelash adhesive. Traditional fake eyelashes require eyelash adhesive to hold them in place, and some users are allergic to it. It's simple to put on and take off. You can use your magnetic eyelashes many a time.

How to use

You may be perplexed when you first open your lash case as to why there are four lashes. Magnetic lashes necessitate two lashes for each eye. With your eye open, place the bottom lash slightly below your top lashes, pressing it into place as close to the lash line as possible. Close your eyes and keep them closed.

Maintenance and Removal

After you've removed your magnetic eyelashes, make sure you take good care of them. Just make sure you remove them correctly and care for them so they last longer.

Here's a short guide on how to removing your magnetic Eyelashes- 

 

Step 1: Grasp the outer corner of your magnetic eyelashes and gently pull away from your lash line towards your inner eye corner. Ensure that you are holding the lash band rather than the lashes or magnets.

 

Step 2: Carefully check for any makeup residue left on your eyelids or the magnets of your magnetic lashes. If found, wipe them with an oil-based cleanser or even warm water. If there's any dried magnetic lining clinging to the magnets, you can scrape it off as much as possible with the nail of your thumb.

 

Step 3: Replace your lashes in the lash box. Please return your lash style to its original packaging once removed to keep them safe and avoid damage. Make sure they're fastened securely to the magnetic component of their packaging to ensure that they don't fall out. This precaution also aids in the preservation of the magnetic properties of your magnetic lashes. They will keep in good shape if you place them on the magnetic portion of the box, allowing you to reuse them again and again.

Please do not get the lash wet; otherwise, this could permanently ruin its curl, shape, and form. Enjoy your gorgeous lashes with proper care!

Here's how to take off your magnetic eyeliner in a jiffy.

 

Step 1: Take your magnet lashes out and store them safely.

Step 2: Using a cotton round, apply your makeup remover. You mustn't use anything oil-based on your artificial lashes because it will destroy them.

Step 3: Slide the cotton round over your magnetic eyeliner to quickly remove it. You may use remover to clean any magnetic lining residue from your magnets.

 It doesn't have to be difficult to remove your magnetic liner and lashes. And, now that you've figured out what to do, you can pretty much call yourself a pro. Every woman would be happy to test the magnetic lashes and enjoy flaunting them.