Eyelash Cream Remover for sensitive skin

Product Description

Cream Remover

Noble Lashes, a specialist in eyelash and brow styling and care, offers products trusted by stylists and their clients. The Cream Remover features a specially developed formula that does not damage natural lashes and meets medical standards. Its creamy consistency makes it easy to use, making it especially recommended for beginner stylists.

During use, the client's eyes must remain closed. The remover is applied with an applicator to areas covered with glue and left for about 10–15 minutes. During this time, the remover’s ingredients dissolve the glue, allowing artificial lashes to be easily removed.

Artificial Lashes in Need of Touch-Up or Removal

Artificial lashes look flawless for about 3–4 weeks after application. After this period, they gradually start to fall out, leaving sparse lashes that no longer enhance the eyelid. This is a natural phenomenon, resulting from the lifespan of natural lashes, which typically fall out after about 90 days—along with the attached artificial lash.

To maintain full, voluminous lashes, clients need to return to a professional stylist for refills. However, if further extensions are not planned, the remaining lashes should also be removed professionally.

How to Remove Artificial Lashes

Occasions when a client wants freshly extended lashes removed are extremely rare. More commonly, it involves removing a few remaining clusters from a treatment performed weeks earlier. In either case, the stylist uses a special remover designed to dissolve the adhesive bond between the natural and artificial lash.

Removers are available in liquid, gel, or cream form. Noble Lashes offers all these types, including this Cream Remover, which is perfect for individuals with sensitive skin or allergies. Its thick, creamy consistency prevents the product from dripping, making it very safe and non-irritating to the eyes.

Do Not Attempt Lash Removal at Home!

Although it may seem like removing lashes is easier than applying them, attempting to do it yourself is a mistake. Using a remover requires skill; improper use can damage natural lashes and cause serious eye irritation.

While the Cream Remover is easy to use, self-application can lead to accidental contact with the eyes, potentially causing inflammation. Additionally, leaving the remover on for too long can weaken natural lashes. For safe and effective results, always consult a professional.

FOR PROFESSIONAL USE ONLY