How to Clean and Care for Static Lashes
By Static Nails Reusable Pop-On Manicures® | Liquid Glass Lacquer | Published: 2026-10-19
Category: Tips & Care
Learn the right way to clean and store your Static Lashes so they stay fluffy, reusable, and damage-free. Simple steps for long-lasting lash care.
Quick answer
Gently remove adhesive residue with oil-free makeup remover, then rinse and air-dry your Static Lashes to keep them reusable and damage-free.
Why proper lash care matters
Reusable lashes are an investment in your look. Without regular cleaning, leftover glue and makeup can harden the band, dull the hairs, and shorten how many times you can wear them. A quick clean after each use keeps them looking fresh and saves you money.
Frequently asked questions
- How often should I clean my Static Lashes?
- Clean them after every wear. Even if you don't see glue or makeup residue, oils from your skin and eyelids can build up and weaken the band over time.
- What should I use to clean the lashes?
- Use an oil-free makeup remover or micellar water on a cotton swab or pad. Oil-based removers can break down the lash glue and damage the band. Gently wipe along the lash band from the center outward, then lightly sweep the hairs to remove any makeup.
- Can I soak my lashes in water or solution?
- No. Submerging the lashes can loosen the band or cause the hairs to lose their curl. Stick to wiping with a damp (not wet) cotton pad or swab.
- How do I dry and store them after cleaning?
- Place the lashes on a clean towel or tissue, band-side down, and let them air-dry completely. Never rub them dry. Once dry, return them to the original tray or a clean lash case, and close the lid to keep dust and dirt away. Always store lashes in a closed container to prevent dust buildup.
- How many times can I reuse Static Lashes?
- With proper care, a well-made set of handcrafted lashes can be reused 10 to 20 times. When the band starts to lose its shape or the hairs look uneven, it's time for a fresh pair.
- What if the lash band still has sticky residue after cleaning?
- Apply a tiny drop of oil-free makeup remover to a cotton swab and gently roll it along the band. Avoid pulling or scraping. If residue persists, let the lashes dry completely before trying again — sometimes the glue hardens and peels off more easily once dry.
Products mentioned
- SERVING LOOKS: Each set is handcrafted using a unique blending method to create false lashes that actually look real. Because the hairs are blended to mimic natural lashes, gentle cleaning preserves that realistic texture and prevents fraying.
SERVING LOOKS - DOUBLE TAKE: Designed to look real, real — not fake — with attention to cut, shape, placement, and finish. The realistic design means you want to avoid harsh scrubbing or soaking that could distort the shape or loosen the band.
DOUBLE TAKE
