A MASCARA that will hold your CURL that is NOT WATERPROOF???????

Piarpreet

Well-known member
Hi guys so im having issues with waterproof mascara (removing and lashes falling) And I thought I should ask here what mascaras that are not waterproof hold your curl.

I have those straight down asian lashes... and even though i curl them if i put non-waterproof mascara that will not weight them down, or that dried fast enough to hold the curl?


thanx!
 

bailokaye

Member
I really like covergirl lashblast, rimmel extra super lash, and hard candy ginormous lash. Bare Escentuals buxom lash is also really good (I don't think this is waterproof?). All of these seem to hold curl really well, don't flake, and are easy to remove with water or baby wipes!
 

Piarpreet

Well-known member
do you have asian lashes?

I really like covergirl lashblast, rimmel extra super lash, and hard candy ginormous lash. Bare Escentuals buxom lash is also really good (I don't think this is waterproof?). All of these seem to hold curl really well, don't flake, and are easy to remove with water or baby wipes!
 

shellygrrl

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Staff member
What you can do is put on a very light coat of mascara (any kind will do) before you curl your lashes. Then you curl them and apply more mascara. That should help them hold a curl better. Another option would be to use a heated lash curler.
 

Mac-Guy

Well-known member
Hi guys so im having issues with waterproof mascara (removing and lashes falling) And I thought I should ask here what mascaras that are not waterproof hold your curl.

I have those straight down asian lashes... and even though i curl them if i put non-waterproof mascara that will not weight them down, or that dried fast enough to hold the curl?


thanx!


Get a lash perm.
 

Mac-Guy

Well-known member
Lol, you asked for solutions and lash perms are the only way to hold up the curl. Is it healthy? Well, the answer is probably no. If you get it done, go to a salon that is experienced in this area.

I would not recommend using a curler on lashes when you've already applied mascara. This is really going to mess up your lashes over time as you either break or pull them out.
 

Piarpreet

Well-known member
i'd never do either or. I just need a mascara that hold the curl done with a curler (non heat, just regular curler)
 

shellygrrl

Moderator
Staff member
I would not recommend using a curler on lashes when you've already applied mascara. This is really going to mess up your lashes over time as you either break or pull them out.
I said "a light coat of mascara" before curling lashes. As in, "barely any".
 

Mac-Guy

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I said "a light coat of mascara" before curling lashes. As in, "barely any".

With all my respect, but it's never a good idea to curl lashes that have a coat of mascara on them, even if it is very light. Yes, it is done and it will certainly give you an instant result, but over time, it is a very unhealthy way to treat your lashes.
 

UrbanSweetheart

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With all my respect, but it's never a good idea to curl lashes that have a coat of mascara on them, even if it is very light. Yes, it is done and it will certainly give you an instant result, but over time, it is a very unhealthy way to treat your lashes.
whoa, thanks for the warning! I never knew that
 

HoneyDip

Well-known member
I have had no problems with it, but to be honest, I enjoy using a mascara that is not too waxy, as I feel like it coats my lashes better and glides on more easily. Generally speaking, I don't think it dries super fast, but I did use mascaras before, that had a more liquidy consistency.
I don't know if you guys have MAX FACTOR still in the U.S., I live in Europe and they're still available over here.. their mascaras are all GREAT for curling too!
 
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