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3 Ways to Fix Clumpy Mascara

By Matthew Lynch
October 24, 2023
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Introduction:

When it comes to mastering the perfect lash look, mascara is undoubtedly a makeup bag staple. However, clumpy mascara can quickly turn beautiful curled lashes into a messy and frustrating situation. To help you achieve the perfect lash effect without the dreaded spider leg lashes, here are three different ways to fix clumpy mascara.

1. Use a Lash Comb:

A lash comb is an inexpensive yet highly practical tool that should find its way into every makeup enthusiast’s arsenal. Equipped with tiny bristles or teeth, this comb works wonders in separating your glued-together lashes. Follow these simple steps:

a) Apply your mascara carefully and avoid using thick layers.

b) Wait for a few seconds until your mascara is slightly dry but still workable.

c) Comb through your lashes from roots to tips, making sure to remove any excess clumps.

It may take some practice, but using a lash comb can dramatically improve your overall lash look by eliminating unwanted lumps and clumps.

2. Opt for Mascara Revival:

Believe it or not, there’s a solution to fix that clumpy, dried-out tube of mascara – try introducing a couple of eye drops into it! Here’s how:

a) If your mascara has become too thick over time, add 2-3 eye drops directly into the tube.

b) Using the wand, stir the liquid inside the tube to mix the eye drops with the mascara evenly.

c) Close the lid tightly and let it rest for about an hour.

When you’re ready to use it again, you’ll find that the consistency of your mascara has drastically improved, making it glide on smoothly without creating any clumps.

3. Implement Proper Application Technique:

Sometimes, all it takes is tweaking your application style to avoid those nasty clumps.

a) Start by wiping off excess mascara from the wand on a tissue or the tube’s rim before applying.

b) Apply mascara in thin coats, allowing each layer to dry for a couple of seconds before adding another layer.

c) Wiggle the brush at the base of your lashes and slowly roll it towards the tips to separate them.

By perfecting your technique, you’ll be well on your way to having flawless, clump-free, and fully coated lashes.

Conclusion:

Say goodbye to clumpy mascara and imperfect lashes! By incorporating these three easy ways into your makeup routine – using a lash comb, reviving your mascara, and perfecting your application technique – you can master the art of luscious, defined, and spider-leg-free lashes.

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