How to remove your own eyelashes

 Firstly, besides professional product/removal with lash solvents (which we very unfortunately are not allowed to offer at the moment) there is no quick fix to getting those lashes to come off. I don’t recommend doing a home removal with professional products, because they are very strong and very stingy when they get into the eye, which invariably they do, if you’re doing it yourself. We really don’t recommend it, because whilst you might be successful, you might also end up in emergency with an eye injury or chemical burn. Of course, as SOON as we are able to reopen, we will offer any of our regular clients a free removal if they have any (of our!) lashes remaining.

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So what can you do in the meantime? Well, with limited success, I’ve used facial steaming, and then rubbing small amounts of virgin coconut oil into the lashes in the evening (please be very careful not to get it into the eyes, and make sure your hands are clean and the oil is a new product and not just something that’s been sitting in the cupboard!) and with regular brushing, this does seem to loosen them a bit. But it won’t just make them come out all at once. It’s really just going to speed up the process a little, they aren’t going to all come off at once this way. For more detail  visit The walnut club
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My best advice and what I’m doing myself at this point? (I too have about 5 or 6 super long lashes left on one eye!). Just leave them alone. Brush them gently, use mascara to hide the gaps, and soon enough, they will be gone. Be patient – try not to pick and them or pull them. We can’t wait to see you (and your newly rested!) lashes again in the not-too-distant future!