When it comes to the 3 R’s - our favourite has to be REUSE! Our Faux Silk Lashes can be last 15+ wears with proper care. We’ve consulted with the best in the industry AND rounded up all of our own pro tips to ensure you get maximum wear out of each set 🎉
Pro Tip #1:
Avoid getting your new lashes wet! Moisture (steam, water, tears, etc.) will shorten the lifespan of your lashes and cause them to lose their beautiful shape and curl.
Pro Tip #2:
Remember to remove adhesive build up! We recommend doing this every 2-4 wears by gently removing the glue on the band using a pair of tweezers or your fingers. Be careful as you do this as aggressive tugging on the band, especially on the ends, can cause shedding of individual lashes.
Pro Tip #3:
Avoid using your fingers to apply your false lashes. The natural oils on your fingertips can break down the adhesive that attaches each eyelash extension to the band. OKNGN Beauty's Pro Lash Applicator is the perfect tool for this! It comes in 4 sunset inspired shades and you can buy your pair here!
Pro Tip #4:
Always put your lashes to bed when not in use! Store them in the case when they aren't being worn to maintain their shape and curl.
Pro Tip #5:
If you would like to add even more curl to your lashes, curl them from the band instead of from the tips! To do this, slide the lashes band first into your (clean) lash curler and gently press down at the base to maintain the 3D effect of the lashes and gaining more curl.
Pro Tip #6:
This is a pro tip straight from Allure by Tanin Nicole! Make sure your glue is a little bit tacky before attempting to apply them to the eyelid. The easiest way to check if you are new to lashes is to carefully touch the tip of your finger to the glue and pull it away. If little strings of glue pull away with your finger it is ready! If it just feels wet and doesn't stick to your finger, wait a moment and try again.
Pro Tip #7:
Our favourite glue at OKNGN Lashes is the Velour Lash Adhesive in Latex Free Clear, but any lash glue will do! If you are a beginner to lashes or have more sensitive eyes, we highly recommend a latex-free, brush on lash glue.