Mascara

Vaseline is clear, and it works just as well as any mascara.

Well, technically you can still use it if you enjoy playing Russian roulette with your eye health. But let's be real here, it's probably best to just consider it a lost cause and invest in a new tube. Trust me, your eyes will thank you later.

No, and why would you want to? You get a new one with every tube.

yup but if your using it on electrical or papery things coat the thing entirely

Kemp Muhl

Not anymore! I prefer a comb myself and have had to buy two of the brands that used to have them on eBay and Amazon. The two are, Maybelline Lash Stylist and L'oreal volumizing which is a dual brush, one side brushes lengthening stuff on, the other side is a comb that applies mascara. The container is light blue on one side and black on the other. You can still find a few of these two brands although they've been discontinued.

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Yes, they are, once dry.

Are you asking because you are planning on giving your cat a makeover? If so, that sounds hilarious, but it could also potentially be harmful. I doubt it will harm the cat's whiskers, however, the cat will attempt to lick the makeup off, and there could be chemicals in it that may be harmful if ingested.

I would say, don't risk it. Try dressing the cat up in doll clothes instead. Just as hilarious, but perfectly safe.

She did not actually invent mascara, Eugene Rimmel did. But she did improve it in 1957 to make it less messy and closer to the mascara we have now-a-days.

Yes, Carhartt jackets are waterproof, they are well crafted with cotton and special material that does not allow heat to escape from the body. These jackets are best for cold weather and hill areas.

I don't think so. Its really clumpy and you have to put A LOT on to make it barely noticable.

Mil mascaras almost lost his mask in the 70's

When he was pin down by three wrestlers. They had him pin down with his face facing the floor of the ring. One wrestler was on his back while the other two were holding down his arms. The one on his back almost manage to pull off his mask, he almost took it off. Mil mascaras face was all visible the mask was above his eye brows, but santos and blue demon save him from losing it completely.

some are and some arent. it depends you have to check on the box what material its made from

hahaha i wouldn't try it! doubt it would do u much good

well, first you curl them and then when you are going to finally paint them start touching your skin with the tip of the mascera. do that to all of your eyelashes top and bottom

I have just brought the new volume million lashes mascara and i love it.

what it dose is it has a anti-clump wiper really good for people who wear alot of mascara that dont want big chunks everywhere.

and the plastic brushes are the best i find coz, the wired ones after a few days get all clumpy and yer.

i have really long lashes and this brush is perfect for covering them all i love it.

nice work l'oreal...

Dark brown NOT black.

The price of a tube of MAC mascara will vary depending on the size of the tube and the store from which it is purchased. Generally, MAC mascara costs å£18 or $25.

I don't think it does, it just makes them look longer, by separating them and coaling them in black liquid. Well that's what normal macsara does anyway, don't know about any others though. Hope I help a bit :) x

Any mascara that says "water proof" on the side - usually is waterproof! Try Clinique, Covergirl, Avon, Maybelline, Lancome... ect. These water proof mascaras are best removed by 'makeup remover liquid or cleansing cloths.

the best places to find AVEDA discontinued lines are on ebay and amazon. I would suggest that you switch mascara at this time, because that line was discontinued several years ago and even if you did find it for sale on ebay or amazon it would be old. Mascaras have a shorter shelf life.

If they're long enough and fat enough and all you want to do is darken them up some, Maybelline Great Lash works and it's under $4--inexpensive enough that you can replace the tube every month and always have fresh mascara.

The best mascara I've ever used (and I've tried several dozen as a makeup artist) is easily Cover Girl Lash Blast. It doesn't clump. It lengthens. It gives volume. You need one coat and you're done. Though I have spent virtually hundreds of dollars and received endless sample mascaras in the mail, I find that the $7 tubes of Lash Blast beat most other mascara brands I've used.

I hope this helps you.