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The Best Mascara Types

When it comes to buying makeup, figuring out which type of the best mascara to buy can be one of the most confusing tasks. Each type has a specific set of ingredients or some fancy wand or brush to help “improve” the look of your lashes. It almost seems redundant, doesn’t it? Before you get sucked into the confusion, stop and ask yourself “What do I want to accomplish?” Keep it short and simple.

Do you want longer lashes, thicker lashes, waterproof or curly? There is a difference between these types of lashes, and I’ll go into detail real soon. I think there are various types on the market because every person’s set of lashes are unique, so the result of a particular mascarawill be different depending on that person’s situation. Because of that, cosmetic companies create different formulas/wands to accommodate the general population. Find great deals on mascara right here!


Today the best mascaras are packed with different proteins and waxesthat are all intended to condition and strengthen the lashes, while leaving you with a fabulous look.

Lengthening: The perfect option if you want long and luscious lashes.The mascara wand contains dense bristles, which distributes product along the entire length of the lash, especially the tips. My personal favorite!

Thickening: When you want volume, this is the one to go with. Thickening mascaras contain a thicker formula of silicone polymers and waxes that coat lashes and make them look fuller. Consider using this one if you have thin, sparse lashes.

Waterproof: Contains unique synthetic formulas that are designed torepel moisture and are non-smudging. This type can be hard on your lashes, making them very fragile over time. One special tip is to apply Vaseline on your lashes at nighttime before you go to bed to maintain flexibility. This is a must-have for athletes and weddings.

Non-clumping: Includes ingredients like silk extract and glycerin. The wand/brush has longer bristles that promote even distribution of product. Use this for a more natural look.

Special Tips

◈Use a lash comb to remove clumps and separate lashes. These are becoming popular, so you can find them anywhere.

◈When applying your best mascara, wiggle the wand at the base of the lashes. Because you are depositing more product at the base, this simple act provides an illusion of length.

◈Thin, short brushes are great for applying the formula in the corner of the eye and maintaining control.

◈To give the ends an extra coat, try blinking your lashes onto the brush. You might have to practice this move a couple of times before you get it right, but it's totally worth it.

◈Use an eyelash curler for a wider and brighter appearance. You'll love your look afterwards!

◈Do not pump the wand in and out of the tube. By doing this, you are pushing air into the tube which will cause your product to dry out before it should.

◈If you want an extra coat without the clumps, apply it before the first coat dries. This helps maintain a natural and fresh look.



◈If you want to separate your lashes, use a mascara primer before applying the first coat. Makeup artists love this product, but you may find it to be inconvenient unless you consider your lashes important.

◈Do you have trouble getting those bottom lashes? Try placing a tissue underneath them before applying. This prevents smudging on the lower lid.


Date: 2016-01-14; view: 833


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