How to Care for False Lashes

How to Care

Store in Box

Be sure to store your lashes in original lash case and away from liquids. To maintain longevity and quality of your lashes, never soak your lashes in water or makeup remover.

Remove Adhesive

Once there is a build up of lash adhesive on the band (typically after 2 - 5 uses), gently peel off with the Velour’s Too Easy Lash Applicator or your fingers. Be sure that you are only pulling on the glue and not the band when removing the build up.

Be Gentle

All Velour lashes are handmade and it is important that you handle them with care. Always grasp your Velour lashes from the lash band, not the hairs, whether you are removing from the packaging or from your eyes.

Avoid Mascara

Never apply mascara directly on your Velour lashes as this can damage the quality of the hairs. If needed, apply mascara to your natural lashes before application.

Keep Lashes Clean

Clean any makeup off your Velour lashes with our Lash Clean or other oil-free makeup remover. Using a Q-tip, gently dab and twirl as needed on affected areas of your lashes.

Use a Lash Wand

Remove makeup and clean your Velour lashes with our Lash Clean or an oil-free makeup remover. Using the Velour Lash Wand or a Q-tip, gently dab and twirl as needed on affected areas of your lashes.

Keep the Curl

If your lashes get wet and lose their curl, you can use an eyelash curler to reshape them. You can also curl the lashes while they are on your eyes.