We as a brand do not support animal cruelty and our mink lashes are sourced from a certified manufacturer and made from shedded fur – a by-product in the same way that many everyday items are from animals,” the company said. “We are assured by our manufacturers that the animals are not harmed or ill-treated.

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Once you are back home and are about to remove the lashes, do so gently, and then clean them well. Cleaning the lashes carefully extends its durability, and thus must be done with care. So, let us now learn more about the cleaning process. Be careful and gentle While removing the mink lashes, be very careful. Remove them gently, as any extra pressure will only damage them. But before you remove them you need to wash your hands with a fragrance-free soap. Now, apply a little makeup remover (water-based) on to the lashes to help loosen the glue. After a

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Measure your mink lashes and trim as needed Firstly, you need to apply a coat of mascara and eyeliner to your natural lash line. Now, carefully remove the lashes from its tray with the help of tweezers or eyelash applicator. Make sure you do not pull or tug on the hair. Measure these lashes right up to your eye in a way that it properly fits the length of your lash line. Now trim just as much as would make the lashes a little shorter than your natural eye length. Make sure to trim not from the inner corner but

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