-Hey guys! I just wanted to do a follow-up video 'cause I've had a lot of questions on my video I just did for Tip Thursday about removing lash glue. So-- and so my hair looks really long. Anyway, so I wanted to answer some of the questions on there and I'm hopefully gonna be able to do this more often. So if you guys have any questions or anything, you can leave them in the comments, and then I'm gonna take the ones that are asked the most or the ones that I think should be addressed so that you guys could really get the most out of your questions. So, the very first one
is, "What is the name of the spray that I used?" I used the BeautySoClean Sanitizing Spray and I'd really usually spray the top of the spine to remove the glue. The rest of it is, you could slightly spray it. I, like, dredged it just for fun because I know how to re-curl my lashes and how to get it back into the shape that I need to. So, if you're doing it and you just want like a quick, and you just want like a quick refresh, so you can use it. Just spray on the spine of your lashes. Make sure they're knotted lashes, not like glued lashes
because what happens is that the spray will break down the glue, and then your whole lashes are gonna fall off. And also gently, like, rub it off. It's the best way to remove it. And you know how I stretched it, it was just to show you how it was peeling off and how durable those lashes are. So, I don't want you guys to do that, too, with your lashes and then end up ruining them, and I mentioned it, too, but just in case you guys missed that part. You know, I-- I recommend just kind of rubbing it off
and then some of you guys said that you don't even need to do that. So, that's great. So, either you have a really good glue that, like, knows when it should come off, or I have no idea. But for me, like, I use dual and the dark tone, and it's like freaking, I don't know what you tape it. It's like magnet and you're like, ah, you're like trying to fight with it. So, that's why I use what I use. So, the next question here comes from Akumi16. It says,
"What about when you have mascara on false lashes? What do you use to clean them with?" So, when there's mascara on there, I gently dab a little bit of, like, either olive oil or makeup remover, and I'll show you guys how to do, like, a whole deep cleaning video, too. So, I will get to that one in detail. The-- this question comes from heymoondontfalldown (that's cute). "I always thought you could reuse them with glue still on them. Is that wrong?" No, it's not wrong. It's just one of those things where, like, the best time to use your lashes is when the spine is
clean, and sometimes you got glue on top of glue, on top of glue, and so that's why it doesn't stick as well or it looks really crusty. I've seen it before where some of you guys use white glue or something, and then you get, like, eye shadow or you get product on there, and so that's like kinda grayish or like glittery, and maybe you're going for a matte look. And so, that's why I like to remove it. There really isn't a rule and sometimes also, you get, like, onto the hair of the lashes and then it doesn't look as nice and crisp anymore. But feel free to use it with the mascara on there or with the glue on there.
MsBinky wants to know, "How durable are MAC lashes?" I personally don't like MAC lashes. I-- when I first-- first was, like, struggling to use Ardell [unk] lashes, I bought MAC lashes thinking that all of a sudden I would know how to use lashes. So, I bought the #7s, and they came in that old-fashioned carton and everything. It was, like, square and they just like fell apart. There's the ones were like-- those were the ones that, like, clump and then have an individual, and then clump, have an individual. But,
I used it once and when I peeled it off, it was just like trash, and I feel like they're not as durable as like other lashes. I don't know what it is, but I just don't really MAC lashes. I think that for the quality, they're a little expensive for me. And, let's see. So, MsLc1234 and katsocute says, "Where did you get your Clear Cubes? Please tell me." Okay. So the ones on the very top that are small are from
MUJI and I got that in New York, and it's really hard to buy it online. But I guess you can call them up, but I actually lugged them home, and you can ask the girls that went with me to Fashion Week like AndreasChoice and Holly. I-- I was like, "I am buying these now." And, so that's what I did and I stuffed them in my luggage, and then I was like, "Ooh, they can't break." I decided to put them on carry-on, and it was a huge hassle. But, those I love. They're the little ones on top. The doors are really smooth and they're great.
The ones on the bottom, that look really impressive and they're, like, I don't know. I think it's, like, 10 x 10 x 11 or something like that. Those are junk, absolute rubbish, and I'm gonna do a video on that, too, so you guys can see it. It's awful. It's all for show. Once you put product in there, I cannot get it out the drawers. Do not match and size. They're the ones that you can get on eBay for, like, $170 or, like,
$200. So, I wouldn't get them. But, that's where I got them from, from eBay. The next one is from ittsbrittneyyy94. "You know how to use mascara to merge your lashes and false lashes together. Is there an easy way to remove the mascara from your fake lashes if you wanna reuse them?" Actually, I'll show you guys how to do-- I'll show you guys in a video on how to do that. I personally don't even put mascara on it. I just put at the base where I merge the two, but I like how natural the false
lashes look natural, right? But, like, without the mascara on it 'cause it's so long already. Like, when I put it on, it's like out to here, so I just kinda skip it. All right, so I guess those are all the main questions. Oh, there was another question about hand sanitizer. So, I wouldn't use hand sanitizer 'cause you've apple scents, you got all kinds of scents that your eyes could be really sensitive to. So, I would use either a little rubbing alcohol. You can even, like, dab it on there with a cotton ball, or you can use a little makeup remover. But sometimes, if you have, like,
oily-- oily makeup remover products, it's gonna get oily, and it may get in your eyes. It just may not dry. It really depends on the product that you have. So, I recommend maybe testing it out first on, like, a cheap pair of lashes to see how you react to it. I like just to be so clean, cut clean, or like some rubbing alcohol, just a little bit, break down the glue on the top, rub it off. And there you go. Thank you so much for watching. Don't forget to check out next Tip Thursday when I talk about glittery shoes. Bye guys!
