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How to wash your lash clusters. I made a video on this before but we're going to do it together again. These lashes have been on for seven days. They are very much still on there. I wash them probably every other day or every three days just depending on what's happening. But we're going to remove our contacts first. It's much more simple than you think, but I am going to show you guys. Normal facial cleanser. This is the cleanser I use for my face. I kind of tilt you guys down so you can see. I'm going to wet my eyes just a little bit. A little bit of the soap. I usually do this in the shower while I'm washing my face. We'll just rub around. But I work the soap in and we're just going to wash our eyelids and let the soapy water come down. Can you see that? I'm working it into my lash line. Just going to rinse. Just letting the water like kind of fall down my face. But again, if I was in the shower, I'd honestly just put my whole head under the shower and my lashes are still on so. Like all the soaps out, just going to press my eyes. Open them up. That's it. I'm asleep. Obviously, I need to wash the rest of my face. But they are still on there 100%. If you start to feel like they are shifting or lifting or not all aligned in the same place, use your eyelash curler once they're dry. Once I get out, I take my face towel and I just press my lashes down and I blink into them. And that's it.