"lashes care routine" Gentle Cleansing:

Use a mild, oil-free eye makeup remover to clean your lashes, especially if you wear mascara or eyeliner. Gently wipe away any makeup residue to prevent clumping and breakage. 

Avoid Harsh Products:

 Be cautious about the products you use around your eyes. Harsh chemicals can damage the delicate lashes and the sensitive skin on your eyelide. 

Moisturize:

 Apply a nourishing eye cream or a specially formulated lash conditioner to keep the lashes hydrated. This can help prevent brittleness and breakage.

 Take Breaks from Makeup: 

 Give your lashes a break from makeup occasionally to allow them to breathe and stay healthy. If possible, avoid wearing mascara and false eyelashes for a day or two each week.

 Healthy Diet:

A balanced diet rich in vitamins, especially vitamin H (biotin), can contribute to the overall health of your hair, including your eyelashes. Avoid Rubbing Your Eyes: 

 Rubbing your eyes can cause lashes to fall out or break. Be gentle when removing makeup or when your eyes feel itchy. 

Use a Soft Eyelash Comb:

 

 Use a clean, soft eyelash comb to gently separate any clumps and remove debris. This can prevent your lashes from sticking together and breaking. 

Regular Trims:

 Trimming your lashes can help get rid of any split ends and encourage healthier growth. Use small, sharp scissors and trim just the tips. Quality Mascara:

 

 If you use mascara, invest in a high-quality product. Replace your mascara every three to six months to prevent the buildup of bacteria. Stay Hydrated:

 Drinking enough water contributes to overall skin and hair health, including your eyelashes. Remember that everyone's lashes are unique, and individual results may vary. 

If you experience any irritation or unusual changes in your lashes, it's advisable to consult with a dermatologist or healthcare professional for personalized advice.