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No. If they're really long, mascara is unnecessary.

OH! omg! i had the same situation last month, ok first off, my mom is very strict!! and im only 14, she grew up in a household that didnt like make-up at all on young people. reality is, this is north America and the 21st century. My mom was pretty cool about it and was really surprised at first but i began to notice the patterns. Last year i asked my mom if i was able to wear a little bit of eyeshadow to school, she said she was fine with it, as long as i didnt "cake" it on. I didnt, and after a while i got a little bit more dramatic with light eyeliner, she didn't mind, but i did make a deal with her though i told her that i was only gunna wear it on a few days of the week and she ended up saying yes to the mascara as well because of that deal. Just relax, what you do is go to the make-up section in wal-mart or something, look at the mascara and ask her if you could try a little bit for a while. and also ask her if she would allow you to wear mascara ONLY when going out somewhere fancy. Leave it at that and if she says no its fine i got a no the first time too. Just keep trying but don't be too persistant.

Hope that helped!

Given the likelihood that rapid infections of the delicate membranes around the eye would proibably have been the result, it wouldn't seem that the formula -- if ever tried -- would have caught on.

Mascara-like concoctions have been used since the time of the Egyptians. Since they are easily concocted with oils and dark pigment such as lamp black (carbon) there is no reason to believe that exotic ingredients such as "bat poop" were ever needed.

The first commercially-marketed mascara in the US, Maybelline, was concocted from Vaseline petroleum jelly and commonly-available art pigment. A couple of thousand cases of mascara injuries are treated at US emergency rooms each year. These are usually the result of injuries to the eye with the brush, or allergies.

No, but i definitely would not try to eat it:P

Yes you can ut you just have to be aware of where the extensions start

first wash your hand with cold water and then rub soap on your hand and massage it into your nails[dont worry if the soap goes in your nails its supposed too.]then wash your hands with warm water and make sure that you cleanse your hand properly and put water into your nails to make sure the soap comes out.

thats how you clean your nails

people say it is rare to get a diseases by using other peoples mascara but I don't know for sure.

the questions of cosmetic ingredients are often kept as secrets. BUT it is believed to be some kind of fat.. not yet known if artificial or natural. Fat is suspected as this secret ingredient as it repels water.

well when i went to out door ed my naturalist told me mascara was made of bat poop. Guanine is a product that was once extracted from bat guano--they make it synthetically now--that gives a pearly look to all sorts of things. Mascara contains several basic classes of ingredient: colorants to make your lashes pretty film formers to keep it on your lashes waxes to make your lashes thick various other chemicals to keep it liquid, kill germs and all sorts of other useful things.

Yes mascara does come from a plant. The plant is from the Amazon rainforest and it is called The Mascareen Plant. It is pink but it has lots of pods which if you open has a black hard liquid inside.

Well, to start, nothings perfect :) But i'll answer the best I can.

What i tend to do is start by using an eyelash curler. This helps because your eyelashes will be easier to access with the mascara wand when curled. Then, using a mascara that is dark brown or black, and that guarantees "no clumps" or whatnot, open your eye wide and get to your eyelash roots and with every swipe outwards, shut your eye. so you start with the mascara wand at the eyelash root and work your way out. As you move the wand away from your face, slowly blink your eye. this always works for me :)

hopefully this helps! good luck! :)

Physicians Formula Lash-In-A-Tube Full is a great way to help.

when i have trouble getting off my mascara, i put vaseline on my eyelashes with a Q-tip and then take it off with a damp warm cloth. I know it sounds kinda grouse but it works for me :)

use make-up wipes that specifically say on the back that they remove waterproof mascara. Also so you don't rip all of your eyelashes out (seriously) firstly place the whole wipe on your eyelashes and leave it there to soak for at least 2 minutes. This softens the mascara making it easier to wipe off. and don't forget to go up aswell as down your lashes so you don't have panda eyes in the morning!

Some Revlon Mascaras are.

Including:

-Revlon PhotoReady 3D Volume Waterproof Mascara

-Revlon Grow Luscious Plumping Waterproof Mascara

-Revlon Lash Fantasy Total Definition Waterproof Mascara

Hope this helps! :)

No mascara can't make your hair grow seriously that's a stupid question

A lot of lipsticks contain animal fat.

Some lipsticks contain beeswax, carmine and fish scales.

Aqua (water) EAU), Parafin, Stearic Acid, Cera Alba ((Beeswax) Cire D'Abeille), Isododecane, Trimethylsiloxysilicate, Hydrogenated Polycyclopentadiene, Trisiloxane, C30 45 Alkyl Dimethicone, Cera Carnauba (Copernicia Cerifera Wax), Cera Carnauba ((Copernicia Cerifera (Carnauba) Wax) Cire De Carnauba), Triethanolamine, Bis Vinyl Dimethicone Copolymer, Polymethylsilsesquioxane, Dimethicone, Hydrogenated Olive Oil Stearyl Esters, Isosteareth 200 Linoleate, Acacia Gum (Acacia Senegal), Hydrolyzed Wheat Protein/PVP Crosspolymer, Phytantriol, Nylon 6, Tocopherol Acetate, Magnesium Ascorbyl Phosphate, Panthenol, Methoxy Amodimethicone/Silsequioxane Copolymer, Silica, Calcium Aluminum Borosilicate, Simethicone, Butylene Glycol, Hexylene Glycol, Phenoxyethanol, Caprylyl Glycol, 1,2 Hexanediol, May Contain, Titanium Dioxide (CI 77897), Black 2 (CI 77266), Iron Oxides (CI 77491, 77492, 77499), Ultramarines (CI 77007)

Grow Luscious Mascara Blackest Black

An average American woman would probably spend two thousand dollars

An average british woman would probably spend over 600 pounds

An Average Scottish Woman would spend over 450 pounds

You can use Mascara on your eyebrows but Eyebrow Pencil is more preferable.

well that's the age i started wearing my mascara, as long as you don't wear it to heavily a little bit is ok but layers and layers of it when your young it can be really bad for your skin. You wouldn't want to wear it too dark either , you might look like an 11 year old goth If its too dark. xxx

It depends on the mascara and how much use it gets. If your mascara dried out super fast and it is still under 6 months old you can put three or four eyedrops in the bottle, swirl around with your mascara wand, and it shouldn't be dry and you're able to use your favourite mascara again!

MAC cleanse off oil MAC wipes cliqinue take the day off makeup remover lancome makeup remover philosophy purity all of these work very well