Mascara - Products Knowledge
generally comes in three formulas:
Thickening mascara coast each individual lash from root to tip with particles that add black to the lashes and help them to look thick and full.
Lengthening mascara contains plastic polymers that cling just to the tips of the lashes, making them appear longer.
Defining mascara coats the individual lashes, keeping them separated and defined. Defining mascara usually appears the most natural.
Most mascara is also available in a wateproof formula. However, unless you're susceptible to allergies that make your eyes water, you might not want a waterproof mascara because it's harder to remove and can damage delicate lashes. Also, women with sensitive eyes might want to stay away from waterproof because it is the most irritating of all formulas.
Most women don't relize that the mascara wand is just as important to the finished result of your lashes as the mascara formula.
There are four basic brush shapes.
* A crescent-shapes wand that helps keep you lashes curled as you apply your mascara.
* A fat, bristly wand that helps to thicken by coating each and very lash.
* A wand that looks much like a screw, and either has very short bristles or none whatsoever. It allows you to define your lashes by painting each one right down to the root.
* A double-tapered wand is a wand with smaller bristles at each end, tapering to fatter ones in the center. it works very nicely to define each thin, spare lash while adding a little bulk.
It's always better to apply two thin coats of mascara rather than one thick, "clumby" coat. I personally prefer thick, voluminous-looking lashes. I think they help define the eyes and they look so much more glamorous than thin, spidery-looking lashes
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