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• Advice
• Warning

• Once the cotton ball is underneath your lashes, apply gentle pressure so that the bottom of your lashes are pressed against the cotton ball.
• Always be sure to carefully and gently remove mascara. If you rub it too hard, your lashes will fall off easily and irritate the skin around your eyes. The product could also get caught in your eyes, and cause eye infection.

Slowly move the cotton ball along the length of your lashes. Minimize tugging by “wiping” the lashes in the same direction.

Use the mirror to check the process. If there is still quite a bit of mascara on your lashes or if the mascara is rather stubborn, continue to gently wipe the underside of your lashes with cotton balls.

Use a cotton swab to remove mascara from the base of the lashes. Dab a Cotton Swab in the makeup remover and use it to gently "rub" the base of your lashes to remove any remaining mascara.

Wash your face. Now that your eyes are clear, you can use a gentle facial cleanser to remove the last trace of makeup and any residue left over from the oil of the makeup remover.

• Remember to wash your face thoroughly with plenty of warm water.

Moisturizes the face to retain moisture. After washing your face, be sure to apply eye cream or moisturizer to your entire face, as makeup removers can dry out your skin.

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Advice

• Buy lots of makeup removers and cotton swabs, so you always have them when you need them!
• Oil can cause eye irritation. Instead of applying oil directly to your lashes, put a little on a tissue or cotton ball and use it to gently remove the mascara.

Warning

• You may be allergic to certain products or ingredients. You should test each product on your wrist before applying to sensitive skin around your eyes.