How to remove cluster lashes safely and make them last longer
Applying cluster lashes is only half of the routine. How you wear them and how you take them off decides how good they look for the whole week, how your own lashes feel afterwards and how often you can wear the same clusters again.
How long do cluster lashes last?
With the 2-in-1 Bond & Seal from the set, Liore Lash clusters last up to 7 days. They are water-resistant, so showering and sport are fine.
Day to day: small habits that help
- Avoid oil around the eyes. Oily make-up removers and rich eye creams soften the bond. Clean around the lashes rather than over them.
- Do not rub your eyes. Pat dry after washing instead of rubbing with a towel.
- No mascara on the clusters. It weighs them down and is hard to remove without pulling.
- Sleep on your back if you can, or at least avoid pressing your face into the pillow.
- Contact lenses are fine. Put them in and take them out as usual; just keep Bond & Seal and remover away from your eyes.
Taking them off
Never pull clusters off: that can take your own lashes with them. Always use the remover from the set.
- Apply the remover. With your eye closed, brush the remover through the lashes from above and below. Avoid direct contact with the eye.
- Give it a moment. The remover has a gentle, oily texture and softens the bond.
- Slide the clusters off gently with the tweezers. If one still holds, apply a little more remover and wait again, do not tug.
- Wipe away the residue gently with a cotton pad.
If remover gets into your eye, rinse with water.
Wearing the same clusters again
With careful removal and cleaning, clusters can usually be worn up to 3 times:
- remove them only with the remover;
- clean off any glue residue;
- let them dry completely;
- store them dry in the packaging.
Do not reuse clusters that are damaged or have lost their shape.
Give your lashes a break if they need it
If you notice redness or irritation, remove the clusters with the remover and stop using them. Before your first set, do a patch test, and if in doubt, ask your doctor.
New to clusters? Read our step-by-step guide to applying cluster lashes or find your cluster set.