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Swan 70% Isopropyl Alcohol is a first aid antiseptic that aids in treatment of minor cuts and scrapes. This product is paraben free, phthalate free, and not made with natural rubber label. Swan Isopropyl Alcohol is a topical antimicrobial and is made for external use only. Available in 16oz and 32oz sizes.

70% Isopropyl Alcohol

hey friends so I'm always on here review and lashes and applying them today I want to share how I remove them store them and care for them so that they retain their shape stay clean and last multiple uses so that you get more for your money if you applied your striplash correctly they shouldn't be attached to your natural lashes they should be adhered to the skin at the base of your lash line so when you go to remove them I start from the outer corner and pulled downward and across and you shouldn't feel any hairs cashing I just want to stress that you want to remove the strip lash downward and the direction of your natural hair growth because if you pull it upward and there is at he Civ on your lash it's going to pluck it out and you don't want to do that if you do feel like your striplash is stuck to your natural lashes you'll just want to use a small drop of an oil-based makeup remover

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step 3 in caring for your lashes after you remove them and clean them you want to sanitize them this is isopropyl alcohol 70% I keep this on my vanity I prefer 70% over the higher concentrations like 92% because 92% of operates a little too quickly and alcohol needs about 2 minutes to sit on the surface for it to fully do its job so you really want to fully saturate your lashes and obviously you don't apply your lashes to your eyes when there's alcohol on it wet but it'll be completely fine once it's fully drywe all want to avoid the risk of eye infections when we're reusing lashes so it's very important that you fully saturate the Lash that way the alcohol can kill anything that's on it and I just let mine are dry to give it all the time it needs to murder all the germs also try not to mess with them while they're wet or they might

Parts you and caring for your lashes after you remove them with Clean Hands you want to very gently peel or Pickaway the adhesive and residue that's left over on the flash band without damaging the last band itself some lashes have more delicate lash bands than others and some adhesives are more difficult to remove than other so if you're having difficulty removing the adhesive just take some micellar water and a Q-tip rocket at the base and that should help remove that productnext you want to place them back into their container with the shorter length on the inner Corner this will help to retain their shape at this point if you have any mascara that's on your lashes you could get micellar water and a Q-tip and gently like that off next is the most important step in preventing eye infections stay tuned for

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