Is this suitable for contact lens wearers and people with eyelash extensions, and are there any ingredients that could weaken lash adhesive?

This micellar gel is oil-free, which is the key factor for both contact lens wearers and lash extensions. Oil-based removers can degrade the cyanoacrylate bonds used in most professional lash adhesives and can leave a film on contact lenses that clouds vision. Because this product relies on a micellar surfactant system rather than oils or esters to solubilize makeup, it does not contain ingredients known to break down lash glue when used correctly — meaning gentle pressing and wiping, not rubbing or soaking the lash line.

For contact lens wearers: remove lenses before cleansing if possible. If you cleanse with lenses in, keep eyes closed during application and removal, and rinse the eye area well with water afterward. The formula is tested for ocular tolerance, but individual sensitivity varies; if you experience stinging, discontinue use around the eyes and rinse thoroughly.

For lash extensions: use a lint-free cotton swab or a clean spoolie dipped in the gel to clean the lash line gently, avoiding mechanical pulling. Do not use oil-based cotton pads or reusable rounds that may retain oil from previous uses. The gel's pH is physiologically compatible with the eye area, and the absence of harsh sulfates, alcohol denat., and fragrance reduces the risk of irritation that could cause rubbing and premature lash loss.