Mascara

I have the Cover girl mascara and it works well. It has a nicer brush than Maybelline's and also lengthens the lashes nicely. However, it smudges a bit throughout the day (depending on how much you apply). Maybelline is a classic favorite and is cheaper, but I personally think it can flake a bit. If you want volume and length and are fine with checking up, I'd go with Covergirl. If you're more into length and easygoing application, I'd say Maybelline.

I have maybelline, and it works fine. I wouldn't say it lengthens lashes, but it makes them look full and nice. And, there waterproof mascara is very nice too.

You have to take off mascara every night because you do not want to sleep with chemicals on your eyes. The mascara chemicals can dry out your skin and eyelashes, or clumps of the mascara can get stuck on the surface of your eyes and hurt them. It's safer for your skin, eyelashes, and eyes to take it off and give them the night off.

No, they come waterproof.

First scrape off as much mascara as you can with a butter knife or similar blunt object. Then apply some dry cleaning fluid with a sponge. Then place the stained fabric face down on an old towel and dab area with dry cleaning fluid, the stain should transfer from bedding to towel. Finally rinse the area cleaned.

* Mac and Estee Lauder. I forgot the others but there are a few mascara brands which are not tested on animals. * 'Beauty Without Cruelty' is a good brand (in the UK) for all types of makeup, including mascara, that has not been tested on animals.

The Maybelline Rocket mascara works great because it seperates your lashes really well and gives you really good length. The Colossal mascara is also great too.

Before, it curls your eyelashes (of course) so the mascara is like cement, it holds the shape of the curl.

put it in your bum and play horsy horsy wow it realy feels good

you go to the hospital and ask them for procell cast liner and it looks like bubble wrap but squares not circles and white not see thru

IT puts volume and depth into your lashes

use an eyelash curler, you can get them really cheap, and it makes your eyes stand out without having 10 coats of mascara on

^ good point, but sometimes, if you just use that alone, it doesn't stay for very long. so you could use clear mascara to keep your lashes in place, after curling, Anna :) x

Any waterproof-makeup remover will get it off.

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The brand Simple sells a product that looks like eyeliner but when rubbed gently across your lashes, the mascara comes off. If you cannot find this product, get a facial clensing cloth, gently pinch your lashes and use a side to side motion.

Yes, you can use mascara. Always choose oil-free personal care and make-up products to use during the VLCD (very low calorie diet) portion of the HCG Protocol.

It depends. the problem with waterproof it takes a lifetime to take off. I'm assuming that waterproof is better though.

i would try nail polish remover or almond oil.

Max Factor mascara colours differ according to product but the main colours tend to be Black and Black/Brown. A new range of eye brightening mascaras features Black Pearl, Black Sapphire and Black Ruby colours.

no

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.

yes and they come in different colors

Well , It adds volume and color to your eyelashes. If you want a more natural look I would recommend brown mascara because some people think black is too dramatic . ( I prefer brown ) There is also some mascaras that are supposed to help your eyelashes grow , I've never personally used them before but some people I know said they work. And mascara is sometimes just used to darken around your eyes, like with dark colored eye shadows .

There are many places where one can find a Blinc mascara. One can buy it at local cosmetic and beauty shops, drugstores and online retailers like Amazon, Sephora or at the manufacturer's online shop Blincinc.

The solution cannot be dissolved in water (insoluble in water). That's why to clean your hands really well you must use soap because it can dissolve the oils.

• Pigment - usually carbon black or iron oxide for brown
• Oil - any number of mineral, vegetable, or animal-derived oils
• Wax - paraffin, carnauba, or beeswax.