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BEFER BEAUTY
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Keep it Clean and Dust-Free:
Clean Hands: Always handle your lash clusters with clean hands to prevent the transfer of oils, dirt, or bacteria.
Avoid Contact with Cosmetics: Keep your lash clusters away from makeup, creams, and oils, as these can damage the fibers and reduce their lifespan.
Use a Clean Container: Store your lash clusters in a clean, dust-free container, such as the original packaging or a designated lash storage box. This helps prevent dust and debris from accumulating on the lashes.
Protect from Heat and Humidity:
Avoid Heat Exposure: Store your lash clusters in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight, heat sources, and high humidity. Excessive heat and humidity can cause the lash fibers to become distorted or lose their shape.
Refrigeration (Optional): For extended storage, you can consider storing your lash clusters in a refrigerator. This helps maintain their freshness and prevents damage from heat and humidity. Ensure the container is sealed properly to prevent moisture from entering.
Organize and Separate:
Sort by Length and Curl: Organize your lash clusters by length and curl type to make it easier to find the desired style when you need them.
Avoid Crushing: Store your lash clusters in a way that prevents them from being crushed or bent. Place them in a container with enough space to prevent deformation.
Use Proper Tools:
Tweezers: Use clean, sharp tweezers specifically designed for lash extensions to handle and apply your lash clusters. This prevents damage to the delicate fibers.
Lash Comb: Use a clean lash comb or mascara wand to gently comb through your lash clusters and remove any tangles or debris.
Handle with Care:
Avoid Pulling or Tugging: When applying or removing your lash clusters, be gentle and avoid pulling or tugging, as this can cause the fibers to break or shed.
Clean Regularly: Clean your lash clusters regularly with a gentle lash cleanser to remove any oils, makeup, or debris. This helps maintain their appearance and extends their lifespan.
Additional Tips:
Rotate Your Lash Clusters: To prevent overuse and damage, rotate your lash clusters and use different ones for different occasions.
Replace as Needed: Lash clusters have a limited lifespan, especially when used frequently. Replace them when they become damaged, lose their shape, or become tangled.
Keep it Clean and Dust-Free:
Clean Hands: Always handle your lash clusters with clean hands to prevent the transfer of oils, dirt, or bacteria.
Avoid Contact with Cosmetics: Keep your lash clusters away from makeup, creams, and oils, as these can damage the fibers and reduce their lifespan.
Use a Clean Container: Store your lash clusters in a clean, dust-free container, such as the original packaging or a designated lash storage box. This helps prevent dust and debris from accumulating on the lashes.
Protect from Heat and Humidity:
Avoid Heat Exposure: Store your lash clusters in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight, heat sources, and high humidity. Excessive heat and humidity can cause the lash fibers to become distorted or lose their shape.
Refrigeration (Optional): For extended storage, you can consider storing your lash clusters in a refrigerator. This helps maintain their freshness and prevents damage from heat and humidity. Ensure the container is sealed properly to prevent moisture from entering.
Organize and Separate:
Sort by Length and Curl: Organize your lash clusters by length and curl type to make it easier to find the desired style when you need them.
Avoid Crushing: Store your lash clusters in a way that prevents them from being crushed or bent. Place them in a container with enough space to prevent deformation.
Use Proper Tools:
Tweezers: Use clean, sharp tweezers specifically designed for lash extensions to handle and apply your lash clusters. This prevents damage to the delicate fibers.
Lash Comb: Use a clean lash comb or mascara wand to gently comb through your lash clusters and remove any tangles or debris.
Handle with Care:
Avoid Pulling or Tugging: When applying or removing your lash clusters, be gentle and avoid pulling or tugging, as this can cause the fibers to break or shed.
Clean Regularly: Clean your lash clusters regularly with a gentle lash cleanser to remove any oils, makeup, or debris. This helps maintain their appearance and extends their lifespan.
Additional Tips:
Rotate Your Lash Clusters: To prevent overuse and damage, rotate your lash clusters and use different ones for different occasions.
Replace as Needed: Lash clusters have a limited lifespan, especially when used frequently. Replace them when they become damaged, lose their shape, or become tangled.
