How do you take off mascara?

Mar 26, 2013

Jazlyn S.

Wet a q-tip and kind of like brush your eyelashes that should remove most of the mascara unless its water proof.

Mar 26, 2013

Sheridan B.

Makeup remover and a cotton round. :)

Mar 26, 2013

Jennifer C.

Baby oil!! it has always worked the best for me.

Mar 26, 2013

Stephanie C.

I think Vaseline and that will also help with the growth of your eyelashes and won't mistreat them.

Mar 26, 2013

Arwa A.

Gently rub a bit of your facial cream or Vaseline on your lashes using a cotton pad. take the excess off. then wash off with your regular facial wash :)

Mar 27, 2013

Sarah J.

I use avon moisturizing eyemakeup remover it's gentle and effective.

Mar 27, 2013

Breana W.

Chapstick! Rub a bit on your fingers and smooth it on until the product comes off. Then use a warm rag to wipe away the residue!

Mar 27, 2013

Nadine D.

I know that some people hate the super oily residue of baby oil. So what I did was mix some filtered water and baby oil into a spritz bottle and shake it up when I need to use it :)

Mar 28, 2013

Alexandra G.

I use a baby wipe usually lol or some coconut oil if my mascara is stubborn.

Apr 3, 2013

Miki M.

Thank you everyone!
It was very helpful♥

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