How do I remove them after I’m done wearing them?Updated 2 years ago

To remove lashes, gently pull the band of each lash segment away from your natural lashes with your fingertips or applicator. If it doesn’t easily detach, add Lash Eraser to a cotton swab and gently swipe from the base of the lashes to the tips to loosen the adhesive and lashes. To remove additional residue, use a lint-free pad with a small amount of Lash Eraser and gently swipe along the lash line. Lashes may be reused multiple times with proper care. 

(Be patient removing the glue. Soak a cotton round in micellar water or waterproof makeup remover, then press gently to your lashes for about 60 seconds. Start to wipe like you would remove mascara. After about 50% of it seems like it's off, get another cotton round with micellar water on it and using your finger tips squeeze it around a small section of lashes and pull away. You should see most of the glue in that area come off. Repeat until your lashes are clean.)  

If you are trying to remove lashes but find micellar water or waterproof makeup remover isn’t doing the trick, you may run warm water over your lashes in the shower to further loosen the adhesive. After a minute or two, gently try removing segments with your fingers.