DIY Lash Extension Removal Without the Drama
Let’s be real—putting on lashes is fun. Taking them off? Not so much... unless you know what you’re doing. Whether you’re switching styles or giving your natural lashes a break, here’s how to remove your DIY lash extensions safely, painlessly, and without damaging your natural lashes.
Use the Right Lash Remover (Not Just Any Random Stuff!)
We don’t recommend using any other lash remover besides ours. Why? Because we don’t know what other brands put in theirs—and neither do you. Our remover is specifically formulated to break down our bond safely while being gentle on your skin and lashes.
Here’s How to Remove Your Lashes Like a Pro:
1. Apply a generous layer of lashes remover directly onto the base of the lashes where the bond is.
2. Wait 30–60 seconds. Be patient—don’t rub or pull.
3. If they’re still holding on, add more remover and wait again. You don’t need to massage them off. Just give it a little time.
4. Once loosened, gently slide the lashes off with your fingers or tweezers.
That’s it—no scrubbing, no tears, no damage.
How Long Does the Remover Last?
A little goes a long way. Each bottle lasts for weeks (not days). So don’t stress—you’re covered for a while.
FAQ:
Can I use coconut oil, micellar water, or anything else instead?
Nope. Please don’t. Those aren't designed for our bond and might not work (or worse—cause irritation). Stick with the remover that was made for the job.
Do I have to remove the lashes every day?
No way. Our lashes are meant to last multiple days. But when you're ready for a fresh set or a break, the remover is your best friend.
Pro tip: Don’t force it. If your lashes aren’t sliding off easily, just reapply and wait another 30 seconds.
Got questions? DM us on Instagram @CustomLashesOfficial—we’re here to help.