Waterproof Mascara Remover
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Comments (21)I also am fair skinned with light hair. Without mascara, I look like I don't have ANY lashes. I also cannot wear black, looks very strange & harsh on me. Unfortunately, not many brands offer a true brown but after years & years of searching for the perfect mascara I found Clinique Lash Power Feathering in a real brown. Now I just pray they don't dicontinue it!!! http://reviews.clinique.com/3813/29794/clinique-lash-power-feathering-mascara-reviews/reviews.htm...See MoreMessed Up Eye Makeup-- Always!
Comments (22)I would think that if eye makeup is always flaking and smudging, that you are probably starting with an eye that isn't ready for makeup. Maybe you have some oil or moisturizer on your face. You should first put a setting powder on your eye to make sure it's not oily. I always start with a concealer above and below my eye and then set it with translucent loose powder, then I apply the eyeshadow, the liner and then mascara. I never have any flaking or smudging at all....See MoreAnyone use this for waterproof mascara remover?
Comments (7)Best eye makeup IMO is Makeup Forever‘s Sens’eyes. Like the name suggests, it’s gentle on sensitive eyes, yet removes really stubborn eye makeup. I squirt some on a Shiseido facial cotton, wipe my eye makeup off one eye, then flip the cotton over, squirt some remover on that side, and clean my other eye. Lancôme Bifacil is also very effective, but I found it left a filmy residue behind. Sens’eyes doesn’t. *FWIW, a pack of 160 facial cottons sells for $12 at both Sephora or Ulta, and a smaller size pack (?) costs $5. You can get them cheaper during sale or prestige coupon events). I like them way better than the inexpensive cotton rounds used years ago. They don’t leave cotton fibers behind like the cheaper ones did....See MoreSomething Trivial: A Good Mascara
Comments (31)MDLN - that is being made again by Besame. https://besamecosmetics.com/products/black-cake-mascara. I just bought the brown but they have black and violet too. It is a learning curve with the little brush but I like the idea of it and use it for mascara, liner and eyebrows. The cake dries before I close the lid so I think it is less likely to get contaminated than the tubes....See MoreUser
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