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3 Ways to Make Mascara Thinner

By Matthew Lynch
October 31, 2023
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Mascara is a staple in every makeup lover’s beauty arsenal. It has an incredible ability to make our eyes look more defined and awake, and it can instantly elevate any makeup look. However, clumpy or thick mascara can completely ruin the effect we’re going for. If you find that your mascara is too thick, fear not! There are several ways you can fix this problem. In this article, we’ll explore three methods to make your mascara thinner and easier to work with.

1. Use Eye Drops

An easy and effective way to thin out your mascara is by using eye drops. Most eye drops contain sterile saline solution or a mixture of chemicals designed to lubricate your eyes. These components can also help thin out your mascara without causing irritation.

Here’s what you need to do:

– Remove the wand from the mascara tube.

– Add 2-3 drops of eye drops into the tube. It’s best to use a brand that is gentle and free of preservatives.

– Gently wiggle the wand inside the tube, then close the tube and shake it well.

– Your mascara should now be thinner and easier to apply!

2. Use a Mascara Thinner Product

There are products available on the market specifically designed to thin out mascara. These little bottles of magic make it quick and easy for you to deal with thick or clumping mascara.

To use a mascara thinner:

– Follow the manufacturer’s instructions on how many drops should be added to your specific volume of mascara (usually around 2-5 drops).

– Add the recommended amount of thinner directly into your mascara tube.

– Like with eye drops, wiggle the wand inside, close the tube, and give it a good shake.

– Enjoy smooth application with your thinned-out mascara!

3. Warm Up the Mascara Tube

Did you know that heat can also help make your mascara thinner? Warming up the tube slightly can loosen up its consistency, making it easier to apply. Here’s how:

– Place the closed mascara tube in a cup of warm water for 3-5 minutes. Make sure the water is not boiling, as this might damage the container or the mascara formula.

– You can also hold the tube tightly in your hand for several minutes, using your body heat to warm it up.

– Once warmed, shake the mascara well before applying for flawless and clump-free lashes.

Conclusion

Dealing with thick mascara can be frustrating for anyone who wants perfect, fluttery lashes. By trying one of these three methods – using eye drops, investing in a mascara thinner, or warming up the tube – you’ll be well on your way to achieving that desired effect. Remember to always exercise caution when using any additives in your makeup products to avoid irritation or product degradation. Happy styling!

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