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    BUXOM® Lash Volumizing Mascara

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    BUXOM® Lash Waterproof Volumizing Mascara

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MAscara Frequently asked questions

How to Get Waterproof Mascara Off:

Removing waterproof mascara can be a bit more challenging than regular mascara, but it's important to do it gently to avoid damaging your lashes and the delicate skin around your eyes. Start by using a makeup remover specifically designed for waterproof makeup. Apply the remover to a cotton pad or a reusable makeup removal cloth and gently press it onto your closed eyelid. Hold it there for a few seconds to allow the mascara to break down. Then, gently wipe away the mascara in a downward motion. Avoid rubbing or tugging, as this can cause lash breakage. You may need to repeat this process until all mascara is removed. Finish by cleansing your face as usual.

Is Mascara Considered a Liquid:

Yes, mascara is typically considered a liquid or semi-liquid cosmetic product. It has a liquid or gel-like consistency that is applied to the eyelashes to darken, lengthen, and define them.

Is Mascara a Liquid According to TSA:

Mascara is generally classified as a liquid or gel when it comes to TSA (Transportation Security Administration) guidelines for air travel. If you plan to bring mascara in your carry-on bag, it should comply with the TSA's liquid regulations. This typically means that each mascara tube should be under 3.4 ounces (100 milliliters) and placed in a quart-sized, clear, resealable plastic bag with other small liquids, gels, or creams.

What Is Tubing Mascara:

Tubing mascara is a type of mascara that creates tiny "tubes" around your lashes rather than coating them with a traditional liquid formula. These tubes provide smudge-proof and long-lasting wear and are known for their easy removal with warm water. Tubing mascaras are often favored by those with sensitive eyes or contact lens wearers due to their gentle removal process.

What Is Mascara Made Of:

Mascara typically consists of several key ingredients, including water, waxes (such as beeswax or carnauba wax), pigments to provide color, film-forming agents, and preservatives. These ingredients work together to create the mascara's texture, color, and longevity.

What Is the Best Mascara:

The "best" mascara can vary depending on individual preferences and needs. Different mascaras are designed to achieve various effects, such as lengthening, volumizing, or curling lashes. The best mascara for you depends on the look you want to achieve and your specific lash needs. It's a good idea to read reviews and try different mascaras to find the one that works best for you.

Can You Put Mascara on Eyelash Extensions:

It's generally not recommended to apply mascara to eyelash extensions, as it can clump, weigh down the extensions, and potentially damage them. If you want to enhance your lash extensions, consider using a lash extension-safe, water-based mascara, but always check with your lash technician for their specific recommendations.

Is Mascara Bad for Your Eyelashes:

Mascara itself is not inherently bad for your natural lashes when used properly and removed gently. However, using mascara daily and not removing it properly can lead to lash damage and breakage over time. It's essential to follow good mascara hygiene practices and take care of your lashes, such as using a gentle eye makeup remover and avoiding harsh rubbing or tugging.

Do Mascaras Expire:

Yes, mascaras have a shelf life and do expire. Most mascara products have a recommended expiration date of about three to six months after opening. Using mascara beyond its expiration date can increase the risk of bacterial contamination and eye infections, so it's important to replace your mascara regularly.

Why Does My Mascara Smudge:

Mascara smudging can occur due to several factors, including oily eyelids, humidity, or using a mascara that's not smudge-proof. To prevent smudging, consider using a waterproof or smudge-proof mascara formula. Additionally, using an eyelid primer or setting your mascara with translucent powder can help keep it in place.