Thank you for choosing Clement Lash. A little care at home keeps your lashes full, clean, and healthy, and helps every set last as long as it should.
Step 1 · Keep Them Dry for 24 Hours
No water, steam, or sweat on your lashes for the first 24 hours. This lets the adhesive fully set, so your lashes last longer.
Step 2 · Wash Your Lashes Every Day
After 24 hours, cleanse your lash line every time you wash your face, ideally twice a day. Your regular facial cleanser is fine, as long as it is oil-free and gentle around the eyes.
Step 3 · Remove Makeup the Gentle Way
Use oil-free remover and lint-free applicators only. Never rub or pull. Our step-by-step guide shows you exactly how:
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Step 4 · Comb With Your Spoolie
Use the spoolie brush from your home care bag to gently comb through your lashes every day. It keeps them neat and in place.
Step 5 · Please Skip These
No Q-tips, cotton wipes, or makeup remover wipes. No mascara, lash curler, or false lashes. And no oil-based products around your eyes, they break down the adhesive. Use only the tools from your home care bag:
Remember
Oil-free only. Lint-free only. No Q-tips.
Detailed instructions are also on the back of your home care bag.
In Your Home Care Bag
Spoolie Brush
Comb through your lashes daily to keep them neat.
Lint-Free Brush
Apply oil-free makeup remover without trapping lint between your lashes.
Facial Cloth
It expands when wet. Use it to clean your face while avoiding the eye area for the first 24 hours.
When to Come Back
Refill timing resets from your most recent visit. Most of our clients return every 3 weeks.
Cannot find an opening before your refill date? We will honor your refill price with a 1 to 2 day grace period.
After 4 weeks, a full set with removal is needed. If you only wear lashes occasionally, no refill is needed, just let them shed naturally.
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