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No, CoverGirl doesn't offer a waterproof formula. They do offer waterproof formulas for their other mascaras such as the "Lash Blast Volume Blasting Mascara".

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No, sadly they don't.

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

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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

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You could use just petroleum jelly. It will make your eyelashes look longer and thicker and make them stand out. If you want a pigmented mascara, follow these steps.

Tools: clean mascara wand, petroleum jelly, activated charcoal

Step 1: put a small amount of petroleum jelly in a clean storage container.

Step 2: Grind up the activated charcoal.

Steo 3: Mix the activated charcoal and petroleum jelly together.

Step 4: Put on mascara wand and apply like regular mascara

Storage: Cover the container and keep until you use it up. If will grow bacteria, so only make as needed. I hope this is what you are looking for!

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Yeah, actually you are--if you don't the false eyelashes will LOOK fake, which probably isn't the effect you're going for.

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Both are equally really good brands. I have products from both Estee Lauder and Elizabeth Arden..it just depends on what you're looking for. For me, the best foundation in the world is Estee Lauder Double wear. But then I have tried Lauder bronzer and have found that Elizabeth Arden's bronzer duo is unbeatable. Another product from Arden that I couldn't live without is their lipliner in taupe....best colour. I like eye shadows from both..I can't pick which one is best. As for lipsticks and glosses....they are equal too. I also love Clinique's blush and eyeshadow.

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I it makes your eyelashes come out longer without the color for your whole eyelashes. Also, it will brighten and make your eyelashes sparkle and shine. (But, clear mascara does NOT work the greatest.)

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because they make your eyes look BIG

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Unopened mascara can last quite a while- about 5 years, if not more. Once it's open, it's reduced to a year, because it's exposed to bacteria.

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NO BUT YOU CAN PUT ON FAKE EYELASHES AND CRY THEN IT MIGHT WORK!

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Just with water, or maybe some soap, maybe a brush cleaner will work too.

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It depends how old it is, you can tell if it's old when it a little less liquid as it was before, or if it has more clumps. It really isn't good to keep wearing mascara that is old or has those tendencies because it can cause damage to your eyelashes (it will cause them to fall out). I suggest you purchase a new mascara every 5 months and don't forget to keep cleaning the mascara wand this will help with any clumping even if it is fairly new, it'll also prevent bacteria. Hope this helps :D

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Sharing any eye makeup is not a good idea, as infections can - and do- become easily passed along. This also applies to using testers in shops.

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DOUBLE WEAR STAY IN PLACE MAKEUP

ACDOUBLE WEAR STAY IN PLACE MAKEUP

ACTIVE INGREDIENT: TITANIUM DIOXIDE 1.00%

INGREDIENTS: WATER (AQUA PURIFICATA) PURIFIED, CYCLOPENTASILOXANE,TRIMETHYLSILOXYSILICATE, BUTYLENE GLYCOL, TRIBEHENIN, PEG/PPG-20/20 DIMETHICONE, SORBITAN SESQUIOLEATE, MAGNESIUM SULFATE, TOCOPHERYL ACETATE, PHENYL TRIMETHICONE, POLYMETHYLSILSESQUIOXANE, METHICONE, LAURETH-7, XANTHAN GUM, ALUMINA, BHT, SODIUM DEHYDROACETATE, IMIDAZOLIDINYL UREA, CHLOROXYLENOL, PHENOXYETHANOL, [+/-(MAY CONTAIN)IRON OXIDES(CI 77491, CI 77492, CI 77499), MICA, TITANIUM DIOXIDE (CI 77891)]TIVE INGREDIENT: TITANIUM DIOXIDE 1.00%

INGREDIENTS: WATER (AQUA PURIFICATA) PURIFIED, CYCLOPENTASILOXANE,TRIMETHYLSILOXYSILICATE, BUTYLENE GLYCOL, TRIBEHENIN, PEG/PPG-20/20 DIMETHICONE, SORBITAN SESQUIOLEATE, MAGNESIUM SULFATE, TOCOPHERYL ACETATE, PHENYL TRIMETHICONE, POLYMETHYLSILSESQUIOXANE, METHICONE, LAURETH-7, XANTHAN GUM, ALUMINA, BHT, SODIUM DEHYDROACETATE, IMIDAZOLIDINYL UREA, CHLOROXYLENOL, PHENOXYETHANOL, [+/-(MAY CONTAIN)IRON OXIDES(CI 77491, CI 77492, CI 77499), MICA, TITANIUM DIOXIDE (CI 77891)]

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Honey

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Wearing mascara with contacts is perfectly safe with virtually any brand of mascara.

I suggest a mascara that focuses on length rather than volume. This means that the mascara is designed to build up your lashes at the tips rather than the base, keeping your eye clear from any risk, though I wear my contacts with plumping mascara all the time. Both ways are safe, but if you're worried, stick to length-enhancing formulas.

Applying too much mascara can be dangerous for your eye with or without contacts. Keep your application light (1-2 coats) and focus more on separating your lashes than building them.

If you still aren't getting the effect you want, false lashes are always a safe option. They won't effect your lens and are also perfectly safe.

I hope this has helped you!

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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.

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It has been a while but if I recall correctly,

Blue = Cobalt

Green = Copper

red/yellow/orange = selenium

some pinks are made with gold

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When in starts drying out, and clogs...you don't have to count how many months it has been...throw it. When mine dries out, I add two drops of water. This way, I can use a tube for months and I use mascara 5 days a week. NEVER share mascara with anyone.

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you apply the mascara at the bottom of your eye lash the same way on the top just that you coat both of the sides with water proof mascara.

-Lauren Viasey- Master of make up

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There are a couple of ways.

You can hold the wand vertically and stroke each lash going up and down.

Or you can hold it vertically and sweep it from side to side across your lashes.

You can also buy "bottom lash mascara" that has a very small brush. This you would hold horizontally and apply like the mascara on your upper lashes.

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Nanoparticles are put into mascara\'s to reduce clumping. Nanoparticles are made out of the soot from a candle flame.