Why and How to Brush Eyelash?

Why and How to Brush Eyelash?

How about eyelashes?
Yes! Brushing your eyelashes is not only "good," it's necessary. Combing or brushing your lashes after cleaning will remove any extra residue and help keep your lashes fluffy in place! Start your daily lash care (natural or extended) with a gentle cleanser like Our Eyelash Detox (Regular or Tea Tree). Let the lashes air dry, then gently brush them.Whether you have long eyelashes or natural eyelashes, regular brushing and fluffing them is essential. In less than 30 seconds, you can gently comb your eyelashes to improve their appearance and help your hair extensions last longer! So what do you use to comb your eyelashes? It's best to use Cosmetic Eyelash Brush. As with hair on your head that requires a Cosmetic Eyelash Brush or a comb to tidy it up, eyelashes have their own type of Cosmetic Eyelash Brush. Often referred to as an eyelash comb, eyelash brush or spoolie brush, or eyelash wand, it is used to remove dirt, debris, skin cells and old makeup. 
Additionally, combing your lashes with an eyelash comb regularly helps to lift and separate eyelashes and lash extensions. This cleansing step within your lash extension aftercare routine also helps to extend the life of your lash extension by helping to remove elements that may have a negative impact on your adhesive.

Perfect Eyelash Brush, also known as an eyelash wand or comb,Perfect Eyelash Brush is used to gently remove buildup of old makeup, skin cells, dirt, etc. Regular grooming can also lift and separate eyelashes and extensions.
Adhering to an eyelash care routine (cleaning, brushing, regular fillers) can also help extend the life of your eyelash extensions.
When to brush eyelashes
Most people schedule their lash care for the first time in the morning (because lashes move as you sleep), after applying makeup, after showering, and after cleaning your lashes. Many people brush their lashes more than once a day. The key is to comb regularly and gently!
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Brush your eyelashes after makeup
Brushing your eyelashes after applying powdered makeup, such as eyeshadow or flour, will remove excess residue from your lash line. When applying mascara, comb your natural lashes before applying them so you don't get the powder of the mascara on them. If you don't brush your lashes before applying mascara, you may find that your lashes are clumped from residue on your lash line.
Can I brush my eyelashes when wet?
No. We recommend letting them air dry first. Then, use a comb to gently separate the lashes. This will give them the perfect, fluffy eyelashes look you like!