Within the brow and lash styling range, this is one of the most targeted products: specially made for cluster lashes, not for strips or single extenSions. Here’s at a glance what you get:

• Dissolves lash glue quickly and gently
• Clusters slide off by themselves after 30 seconds
• Narrow brush applicator for precise application
• Leaves no oily or sticky reSidu residue
• Compact 5 ml size, handy for on the go
• Good for 6 months after opening if stored well
• Free from oils and fragrance in the formula

1. Make sure your lashes are dry before starting.
2. Apply the remover with the narrow brush to the top and bottom of the lash cluster, right where the glue is.
3. Wait about 30 seconds for the formula to work.
4. Gently slide the cluster off your natural lashes with your fingers. No pulling needed.
5. Rinse your eyes with lukewarm water to remove any residue.

Want to cleanse your lashes thoroughly afterwards? The Lash & Brow Shampoo removes any leftover remover and keeps your lashes and skin clean, extending the life of your next set.

The glue on cluster lashes is stronger than regular eye makeup. Regular cleansing oil or micellar water can’t break it down. The Nanolash DIY Remover - 5ml contains lightweight solvents that immediately soften the glue film, letting the cluster come off without pulling. Your own lashes stay intact.

The gel-like texture keeps it in place and prevents it from running into your eye. This way it works exactly where you want it: on the glue. That also makes it great if other methods fail to loosen your lash glue.

From Nanolash, you can expect the remover to match the glue they sell – and it does: the formula is tailored to the brand’s DIY systems.

There are also cream removers on the market, usually for professional salon use. These have a thicker texture and are made for full extenSion sets. They’re less practical for home use and made for larger amounts of glue.

The Nanolash DIY Remover - 5ml is liquid and works fast. That’s exactly what you need when wearing cluster lashes at home and changing them regularly yourself. It leaves little reSidu residue and the narrow brush makes precise work easy.

Looking for Nanolash DIY Remover - 5ml reviews? Many DIY lash users find a specific remover like this works much better than oil or regular makeup remover, which hardly dissolves cluster lash glue. Using another brand of cluster lashes? The formula also works on similar types of glue, though it’s primarily developed for the Nanolash system. To be safe, test on one cluster first.

Apply the remover with the brush to the top and bottom of the cluster, wait 30 seconds, then gently slide the cluster off. No pulling needed. Afterwards rinse your eyes with lukewarm water.

Don’t use too much product at once. A thin layer on the glue spot is enough. Too much increases the chance of it running into your eye, which can sting.

No, your natural lashes remain unharmed. The formula targets the glue bond, not the hair itself.

Do you have sensitive eyes or wear contact lenses? Always remove your lenses before starting. If any product gets in your eye, rinse immediately and thoroughly with water.

Yes. After removing your clusters, it’s smart to cleanse your lashes and eye contour with a gentle shampoo. This removes any leftover glue and remover residue.

Using the DIY Eyelash ExtenSions Starter Kit? This remover fits perfectly to finish your lash routine. Everything you need for application and removal is in one system.

Isododecane, Dextrin Palmitate, Isohexadecane, DisTeardimonium Hectorite, Phenoxyethanol

We recommend checking the ingredient list on the packaging before use for the most accurate details. Ingredients may differ slightly due to product updates and optimisation.

Nanolash
Jana Pawla II
00-867 Warsaw
Poland
support@Nanolash.nl