Truth # 1: universal mascara "for everything" is a myth. Truth No. 2 - there are no identical eyelashes. Armed with these simple axioms, you can choose the tool that is perfect for you.
Your eyelashes: short, rather sparse, soft, light or ashy shade. Your mascara: lengthening. What it does: gently separates the hairs and envelops them with the pigment, creating an excellent visual effect of elongation. Pay attention to the brush: it can be ordinary or silicone, but, in any case, should have a short pile or bristles. Hit-2017 - carcasses with fibers: microscopic particles are attached to the eyelashes when applying the paint and provide extra length.
Your eyelashes: thick, but straight and naughty your mascara: twirling. What it does: adds elasticity to the hairs thanks to natural waxes in the composition and gives a bend with a semicircular brush. Work with a brush very quickly, especially at the line of growth of eyelashes - the ink can dry for a few seconds. Apply pigment twisting movements in two layers - so the effect of natural eyelashes will remain. Want an impeccable bend? Before applying the mascara, use curling irons.
Your eyelashes: rare, thin (or weakened), soft. Your mascara: voluminous. What it does: gives the desired density. Minerals and silicones, which are contained in the paint, envelop each hair with a pigment, strengthening and thickening it. A large and fluffy brush allows you to gain a sufficient amount of means to strengthen the volume. But there is a side effect - the notorious "spider paws". However, you can very well comb the eyelashes with a mini-comb or a dry brush.