Lash Extension Removers

Removing Lash Extensions

Removing lash extensions may be necessary when a client wants to give their natural lashes a break. A client may also want to remove extensions completely or change to a completely new lash extension style.

Sometimes removal is also the best solution if the previous work did not meet expectations or if the extensions were applied incorrectly.

Since the removal process affects the client’s natural lashes, it must be done gently and with professional products to avoid eye irritation and damage to natural lashes.

Which lash extension remover to choose?

Starry lash extension removers ensure safe and effective dissolving of lash adhesive without damaging natural lashes.

• Gel Remover - the most popular choice among lash technicians. The medium-viscosity gel allows precise application, helping to control the spread of the remover and perform the procedure safely.
• Cream Remover Double Plus - even more effective and faster acting. Dissolves lash adhesive more quickly and efficiently. Thanks to its thicker consistency, it stays well in place, reducing the risk of the remover getting into the eye or onto the skin.

How to remove lash extensions correctly?

1. Apply the remover to the lash adhesive bonding points. Use a microbrush or cotton swab to ensure precise and controlled application.
2. Let the product work. Depending on the remover, the process takes 3–15 minutes until the adhesive fully dissolves.
3. Remove the lash extensions gently – once the adhesive has softened, slide the extensions off carefully without pulling natural lashes.
4. Clean the lashes thoroughly. After removal, use a lash shampoo foam to remove all remover and adhesive residue.

For professional use only

Removing lash extensions requires precision and proper tools. Follow the techniques learned during training and the instructions of each product to ensure a safe and effective removal process.