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Is DIY lash shampoo (baby shampoo + distilled water) actually safe or a huge myt
I keep seeing TikTok videos of people mixing baby shampoo with distilled water in a foaming bottle to clean their extensions on a budget. My lash tech swears by official lash cleansers, but $25 for a tiny 50ml bottle every month is starting to add up. Has anyone here actually tried the DIY method long-term without ruining their retention or causing eye infections? Or is it much better to bite the bullet and stick to dedicated professional brands? Would love some honest opinions before I try it!
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Please skip the DIY baby shampoo mix! While it’s super popular on social media, baby shampoo often contains gentle oils and conditioning agents designed to keep a baby’s hair soft, which will actively break down your cyanoacrylate bond over time and ruin your retention. If you’re looking to save money without risking infections or lash loss, grab a budget-friendly dedicated cleanser like <b data-path-to-node=”0″ data-index-in-node=”391″>Prolash Beauty or <b data-path-to-node=”0″ data-index-in-node=”409″>Lashic Foaming Cleanser on Amazon—they run around $8–$10 for a bottle and are oil-free and pH-balanced specifically for lash extensions.
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