Do they need to be rinsed off in order to reuse them? They do not seem to stick very well after one use.
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Occasionally I'll have this problem, too. Typically, when I use them and my skin is a little drier than usual, or I've used Retin-A. Usually, they last a whole week, though. I think it's because my skin is usually moisturized. It may just be a difference in ph. But, either moisturize your skin just before, or spray a toner or slightly dampen the strips a little. Just don't make them too wet. I've also found that when they don't stick as well at first, through the night they adhere to my skin. Hope this helps:)
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If your face is very clean and dry before you put on the Smoothies, they seem to stick fairly well. After removing them, do not get them wet. Just replace them on the sheet. The second time you use them, they may not stick as well--especially if you have oily skin--but I was able to use them about 3 times. However, overall I did not have very good results with removing wrinkles. Maybe they only work on very fine lines.
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Hi Jake,l mostly use the facial smoothies at night. In the morning l observe if they are dirty.After l wash my face again l can re use if possible or disguard. Use your own discretion. If not l have a makeup closed case l store any leftovers only for one day. I do not rinse them otherwise the adhesive won't stick. I pull my skin tightly stretching wrinkles out before applying. I have seen results on frown lines cheek laugh line area. I hope l answered all & any questions. Sincerely R Vnetta
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Hi. If your face was clean when you first put them on, no need to rinse. Plus, rinsing would probably denature the adhesive and whatever compound they use on them. I use them over and over again. Good luck!
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They were ok the first time, but I found that they really don't stick well after. I switched to frownies.
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Here's a tip: When they are no longer sticky enough to stick: just using your fingers, wash them gently under running warm water and let them air dry -good as new!
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They can be rehydrated and reused. They will dry out but not become flat like originally.
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We never tried cleaning them. I thought they were considered disposable. If you have figured a way to clean them please let me know.
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I have found that the first time it is hard to get them to stay, try running them thru the dishwasher on the to rack, and see it if it easier. I was super frustrated with them trying to use them the first coupe of times. But they seem to get better after a couple of uses. Hope this helps u.
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I don't rinse them, first, you could, it wouldn't hurt anything. I store them in a plastic bag in the fridge, they last a very long time.
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Hi Dina, I have reused them several times over. I keep them in the tray they come in, use a ziploc bag to store them in, and keep refrigerated.
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Yes, they are reusable. You can rinse them after each use, they are not dishwasher safe.
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They're reusable. A bit tricky to wash. I recommend bracing them against the dehydrator trays when cleaning them.
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It's a pain. I rinse them with lots of hot water, add soap and shake them and rinse again. I don't use them much for this reason.
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To a point... I have washed them once and reused but they are definitely disposable.
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You can reuse them. It's difficult to get them off but you can use a dull knife to get it started.
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They are reuseable! You can heat them up or freeze them as many times as you need to. I have a set that I freeze and a set I warm up.
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they are very sticky. and hard to remove from most surfaces. so i'm sure they will stick. but you might be able to remove them easier later
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They are sterile so you don't need to wash them. Just open one and attach it. I haven't tried reusing them. I thought about it until I started using them. I think it's impractical.
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No. You have to use them everyday or soak them in warm water before using them or they will stick. I sold them and bought Perlicks. They do work ok.
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It depends on the surface you have them on originally. If your removing them from smooth surfaces like glass or ceramic they would maintain most of their adhesiveness but wouldn't be as sticky as the first use.