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• STEP 1: Switch to products that can handle the heat. Look for long-wearing or
waterproof mascara, choose eye pencils over liquid liners, and switch to shadows
that harden to a cream once applied.
• STEP 2: Go light. Line the upper lash line, or settle for a sweep of a light
shadow. Shadow from lash line to brow is more likely to cake or crease in the
heat, and darker colors will be more apparent if they bleed.
• STEP 3: Skip eyeliner and mascara on the lower lashes. It's likely to streak in the
sweaty under-eye area.
• STEP 4: Set eye makeup with a light dusting of loose powder. This will help
absorb any moisture that may cause eye makeup to melt.
• STEP 5: Use a non-powdered blotting paper to remove any under-eye
perspiration when you do notice streaking. Wipe away any eye makeup with a
clean cotton swab.
• STEP 6: Reapply faded makeup sparingly.

Tips & Warnings

• Limit yourself to one coat of mascara.
• Consider permanent makeup. It's now possible to have your brows and lash line
permanently tinted.
• Do not apply additional mascara to the lashes during the day. This may lead to a
caked or clumpy look.

How to Make Your Mascara Last Longer

Difficulty: Easy

Sick of replacing your mascara so often because it dries up and becomes difficult to use?
Follow these steps to keep your mascara easy to use and your lashes beautiful.

Instructions

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STEP 1: Choose a mascara that has a thin brush, which means that the opening to
the tube will be small and less air will get in. When air enters the tube, it dries out
the mascara.

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