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Question:
HELP, MASCARA DILEMMA!!!!!!!
My eyelashes are mostly naturally straight, but i use an eyelash curler that curls them nicely. The thing is, all the mascara's i buy deflate the curliness the eyelash curler makes! Does anyone know of any mascara's that will hold curliness and not deflate?
If you know of a mascara, please tell me what brand it is! And it would help if someone with straight lashes has accomplished what i am trying to do and shares their answers. Thanks!

Answer:

Dear Mascara Dilemma,

straight stubborn lashes are easily "forced up" to curl.
There are two methods which i will share with you.

Why did the lashes becomes straight right after you curled them to the skies?
Two valid reasons
- your mascara is too wet
- you have put too much mascara on the lashes

how to properly use it...
Curl your lashes in three portions. Close to lash tips, centre of lash length and close to the lash roots (be careful of not grabbing your skin portion of your lashes.)
Pat your mascara wand on a piece of tissue. Do not rub the wand onto the tissue as this might dislodge the tissue fibre onto your mascara wand, contaminating it with paper fibres.

After dabbing the wand of excess mascara, take the wand and swing it around using your wrists for 3 to 4 seconds. That is to dry out the mascara slightly. Then you apply the mascara onto your lashes with one coat, using a zigzag pattern. Allow this to dry before putting on the 2nd coat (which will be applied using the same method).

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