Eyelash extensions aren't exactly easy to remove, and after the six-week mark when your lashes slowly start to shed, you might be wondering how TF to take them all off at once.

With the right approach, you shouldn't have to pull and tug at your lashes, even when removing the most stubborn waterproof ...

Your eyelash extensions will naturally fall out on their own (Brown explains that people shed an average of four natural lashes per day), but there are few things you can do to speed up the process.

Use a cotton swab to gently swipe the eyelash extensions downward, away from the eye. Carefully remove any remaining residue, then use a foaming lash cleanser to clean the lashes. Rinse thoroughly.

Daxita's don'ts Don't rush the removal process. Don’t rub your eyes while removing the lashes. Do not use Vaseline to remove the lashes, it doesn't work. Never try to pull or rub eyelash extensions.

If you got eyelash extensions before going into self-quarantine due to the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic and are wondering how to remove them, don’t worry—it’s doable.

Will Vaseline remove eyelash extensions? Vaseline has become one of the most popular at-home remedies for lash removal, but according to lash professionals, it is not the safest or most effective ...

In some situations, you may need the help of an ophthalmologist or optometrist to remove the eyelash safely. Speak to your eye specialist if you find that eyelashes are falling into your eyes often.