False eyelashes are a makeup lover’s best friend — who doesn’t love extra lash volume and length? But falsies are not without their drawbacks. If the super-sticky eyelash glue is applied in excess and gets stuck to your real lashes, for example, it could potentially damage them. Or, if you don’t thoroughly remove the glue from your false lashes after each use, the buildup and tackiness can make reapplication nearly impossible and cause unwanted irritation. To ensure that your false lashes can be used more than once and your real lashes stay healthy, it’s important to keep ’em clean. With the input of celebrity makeup artist Kasey Spickard, we’re breaking down the best way to remove glue from your lashes, below.Tips for Removing Eyelash GlueUse Less Glue From the StartUltimately, the best way to prevent a buildup of gunk and glue on your lashes at the end of the day is to try to use as little glue as possible during the application process. If you think you may have gone too heavy with your glue, we recommend just wiping it off and starting from scratch. Not only will this make it easier for you to take off your falsies at the end of the day, but it’s also a way to ensure that too much glue doesn’t get on or around your eyes. Plus, you won’t be wasting glue you could have used for another makeup look. Use a Gentle Eye Makeup CleanserInstead of pulling off your fake lashes, we recommend using a soft and gentle eye makeup remover to soak them off. We love the Lancôme Bi Facil Double Action Eye Makeup Remover for this. According to the brand, it’s been dubbed the number one makeup remover in the United States. While it is oil-based, it doesn’t feel overly greasy or heavy on your skin and is suitable for all skin types. Just pour some onto a cotton pad and hold it over your lashes until the strip falls off cleanly. You can also use the product to clean glue off your falsies so they’re good as new for reapplication.