Hello lovely! Yes I have this. You can try barrier methods such as gloves, plasters on your fingers, vaseline on your lashes etc. They can be helpful but they don't tend to get to the crux of the issue.
Have you tried keeping a journal to see where the patterns are in when you're getting the urge to pull? I find it also helps to record when you don't want to pull too. You might find that exercise helps, or that sitting in front of the TV in the evenings is a trigger time. Sugar and caffeine tend to increase urges, so you could try reducing these.
When you've been able to identify a few trigger areas, try making small changes to your routine and keep fiddle toys/gloves/puzzles (whatever works for you to keep your hands occupied) next to the sofa/in your glove box etc.
It takes time, but the more you can pull the habit out of your subconscious so that you're aware each time you go to pull, the easier it will get to try to do something else, and gradually retrain the behaviour.
Another thing to note: women tend to be prone to an increase in urges at certain points in their menstrual cycle. So log that too. Days 1 and 14 are the most common points for urges to increase. Day 1 is the first day of bleeding.
Eyelashes can be especially difficult during regrowth too. They can feel scratchy and irritable and it's easy to start touching, but then that can lead to pulling. Try putting the back of a metal spoon to your eye if they're feeling sore. I know it sounds silly, but it soothe the area and keep your fingers away. The regrowth period doesn't last forever, but it can be really tough to get through.