The 5 Common Mistakes Applying Mascara
Friday, June 07, 2013
When I saw this when I was young, I know that i've done wrongly...
It’s pretty simple to
apply mascara and some of them even applying it for years. Even you don’t have time to put on a full make-up; you’ll
still using mascara and other beauty must-have before you heading out of the
door.
So, do you think that you apply your
mascara correctly? These are the 5 most common mascara mishaps that you should
avoid.
Let
It Go
This is the most mistakes we’ve ever
done. Mascaras have a shelf life of 3 to 6 months only once you’ve opened it. The
germs that grow in old mascaras can cause itchiness and redness right after you
applied it. If you can’t remember when
did you get your mascara, toss it.
Pumping
It Up
Most of women are tend to be pumping
several times before they applying mascara if they feel that their mascara is “almost
finish”. But do you know that pumping the wand in and out countlessly of the
tube pushes extra air into the tube and causing clumps and flakes. It even
dries your mascara faster. Just twist the wand as you pull it out of the tube.
Too
Many Coats
I know some of you might hear from
other false information that the more layers you apply the thicker and bolder
your eye lashes will be. I've heard that too. It’s actually meant to be layered twice. The more you
put on, the more likely it will dry mid-application and it’ll going to be
clumpy. Stick to one or two coats for natural look unless you’re going for the “Spider
lash look”.
Pressing
Too Hard
If you press too hard at the base, you’ll
get brush marks on your upper lid for sure. Some of us might be heavy handed
when applying mascara. If it does happen, use a cotton bud or tip to clean up
before it dries out. It’s time for you to get rid of this bad habit.
Exposed
Roots
I believe we have the same issue when
it comes to this. Neglecting your roots especially for the one have fair hair,
your lashes will look shorter than they actually are. The perfect way to apply
your mascara is to begin at the root of your lashes. Place the wand at the root
and gently wiggle back and forth as you pull the wand towards the tip.
So if you think that the products are lousy, think of the way you use them first. =)
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