How To Remove Eyelash Extensions At Home With Castor Oil. Avoid picking or pulling lashes Pop a plug in your bathroom sink (or use a bowl/bucket if you don’t have a plug), fill it with boiling water, lean your face over the steam and cover the back of your head with a towel to stop steam escaping.
Because extensions are stuck on with an adhesive, the key to removing them at home involves breaking down that adhesive. At first it took time getting used to especially when i feel the oil in my eyes especially when i wake up in the morning. To avoid damaging your natural lashes, contact a professional if the extensions do not fall off.
Pop a plug in your bathroom sink (or use a bowl/bucket if you don’t have a plug), fill it with boiling water, lean your face over the steam and cover the back of your head with a towel to stop steam escaping.
Then, carefully remove the lashes or apply more olive oil if the glue hasn’t dissolved yet. The oils will do their job as best as they can at dissolving the glue while you’re asleep. Steam and olive oil method. Coconut oil, olive oil and caster oil can be used to weaken the adhesive and remove the lashes.
