Punya maskara yang sudah kering dan tidak terpakai? Jangan langsung dibuang yaa ladies karena aku akan kasih 5 tips bagaimana caranya me-reuse brush maskara kamu.
1. Simpan brush maskara favorit kamu untuk mengaplikasikan maskara lain.
5. Gunakan untuk mengaplikasikan serum rambut untuk bulu mata.
obvious that my eyebrows had a conference in the night and decided to go
in different directions, or have an unruly day or my favourite – go all
bushy and weird making me look like an elderly gentleman mumbling into
his third whisky at the golf club. This sorts it.
mascara has come in the form of three clumps in a tube. Joy. But the
small amounts you do manage to get on your lashes make them look good,
so you’re going to push ahead and use it anyway. But damnation if it
doesn’t leave little clumps on your nose and eyelashes.
Getting them off whilst the mascara is still wet ends with your face
looking like you’ve just been down the pit and getting them off once the
mascara is dry means you run the risk of pulling your eyelashes
out…one…by…one. Use an old mascara wand to wiggle the clumps free whilst
the mascara is wet.
collect dust and a mascara wand has saved it from becoming a dust-clad
testament to my slovenly ways. It also works well on the gaps between
beads on necklaces or earrings which can from time to time get a bit
dirty or worn looking.
stupid little wand that comes in the packet. Because the wands tend to
have a bit of flexibility to them you can really work it into the root
and get even coverage.
time in Science class when they make you stand on that thing and put
your hands on that other thing and your hair goes all sticky-outey…you
know, those THINGS. So spraying a bit of hairspray onto the bristles of
an old mascara wand and smoothing it over my hair sorts me out in no
time at all.
water comes out (is there an obvious technical term other than hole?)?
That can get grim, really grim and gunky. MASCARA WAND TO THE RESCUE.
Work it in and around the tap and you’ll get the gunk out in no time at
all.
up, the stuff that’s clogging it up isn’t even that far down the pipe. A
quick swizz around with an old mascara wand can often sort it and when
you pull it back out you can either chuck that gross old noodle or eat
it. It’s up to you, you dirtbag.
– See more at: http://www.athriftymrs.com/2012/02/8-uses-for-old-mascara-wands.html#sthash.LQaYFcGt.dpuf
obvious that my eyebrows had a conference in the night and decided to go
in different directions, or have an unruly day or my favourite – go all
bushy and weird making me look like an elderly gentleman mumbling into
his third whisky at the golf club. This sorts it.
mascara has come in the form of three clumps in a tube. Joy. But the
small amounts you do manage to get on your lashes make them look good,
so you’re going to push ahead and use it anyway. But damnation if it
doesn’t leave little clumps on your nose and eyelashes.
Getting them off whilst the mascara is still wet ends with your face
looking like you’ve just been down the pit and getting them off once the
mascara is dry means you run the risk of pulling your eyelashes
out…one…by…one. Use an old mascara wand to wiggle the clumps free whilst
the mascara is wet.
collect dust and a mascara wand has saved it from becoming a dust-clad
testament to my slovenly ways. It also works well on the gaps between
beads on necklaces or earrings which can from time to time get a bit
dirty or worn looking.
stupid little wand that comes in the packet. Because the wands tend to
have a bit of flexibility to them you can really work it into the root
and get even coverage.
time in Science class when they make you stand on that thing and put
your hands on that other thing and your hair goes all sticky-outey…you
know, those THINGS. So spraying a bit of hairspray onto the bristles of
an old mascara wand and smoothing it over my hair sorts me out in no
time at all.
water comes out (is there an obvious technical term other than hole?)?
That can get grim, really grim and gunky. MASCARA WAND TO THE RESCUE.
Work it in and around the tap and you’ll get the gunk out in no time at
all.
up, the stuff that’s clogging it up isn’t even that far down the pipe. A
quick swizz around with an old mascara wand can often sort it and when
you pull it back out you can either chuck that gross old noodle or eat
it. It’s up to you, you dirtbag.
– See more at: http://www.athriftymrs.com/2012/02/8-uses-for-old-mascara-wands.html#sthash.LQaYFcGt.dpuf
obvious that my eyebrows had a conference in the night and decided to go
in different directions, or have an unruly day or my favourite – go all
bushy and weird making me look like an elderly gentleman mumbling into
his third whisky at the golf club. This sorts it.
mascara has come in the form of three clumps in a tube. Joy. But the
small amounts you do manage to get on your lashes make them look good,
so you’re going to push ahead and use it anyway. But damnation if it
doesn’t leave little clumps on your nose and eyelashes.
Getting them off whilst the mascara is still wet ends with your face
looking like you’ve just been down the pit and getting them off once the
mascara is dry means you run the risk of pulling your eyelashes
out…one…by…one. Use an old mascara wand to wiggle the clumps free whilst
the mascara is wet.
collect dust and a mascara wand has saved it from becoming a dust-clad
testament to my slovenly ways. It also works well on the gaps between
beads on necklaces or earrings which can from time to time get a bit
dirty or worn looking.
stupid little wand that comes in the packet. Because the wands tend to
have a bit of flexibility to them you can really work it into the root
and get even coverage.
time in Science class when they make you stand on that thing and put
your hands on that other thing and your hair goes all sticky-outey…you
know, those THINGS. So spraying a bit of hairspray onto the bristles of
an old mascara wand and smoothing it over my hair sorts me out in no
time at all.
water comes out (is there an obvious technical term other than hole?)?
That can get grim, really grim and gunky. MASCARA WAND TO THE RESCUE.
Work it in and around the tap and you’ll get the gunk out in no time at
all.
up, the stuff that’s clogging it up isn’t even that far down the pipe. A
quick swizz around with an old mascara wand can often sort it and when
you pull it back out you can either chuck that gross old noodle or eat
it. It’s up to you, you dirtbag.
– See more at: http://www.athriftymrs.com/2012/02/8-uses-for-old-mascara-wands.html#sthash.LQaYFcGt.dpuf
obvious that my eyebrows had a conference in the night and decided to go
in different directions, or have an unruly day or my favourite – go all
bushy and weird making me look like an elderly gentleman mumbling into
his third whisky at the golf club. This sorts it.
mascara has come in the form of three clumps in a tube. Joy. But the
small amounts you do manage to get on your lashes make them look good,
so you’re going to push ahead and use it anyway. But damnation if it
doesn’t leave little clumps on your nose and eyelashes.
Getting them off whilst the mascara is still wet ends with your face
looking like you’ve just been down the pit and getting them off once the
mascara is dry means you run the risk of pulling your eyelashes
out…one…by…one. Use an old mascara wand to wiggle the clumps free whilst
the mascara is wet.
collect dust and a mascara wand has saved it from becoming a dust-clad
testament to my slovenly ways. It also works well on the gaps between
beads on necklaces or earrings which can from time to time get a bit
dirty or worn looking.
stupid little wand that comes in the packet. Because the wands tend to
have a bit of flexibility to them you can really work it into the root
and get even coverage.
time in Science class when they make you stand on that thing and put
your hands on that other thing and your hair goes all sticky-outey…you
know, those THINGS. So spraying a bit of hairspray onto the bristles of
an old mascara wand and smoothing it over my hair sorts me out in no
time at all.
water comes out (is there an obvious technical term other than hole?)?
That can get grim, really grim and gunky. MASCARA WAND TO THE RESCUE.
Work it in and around the tap and you’ll get the gunk out in no time at
all.
up, the stuff that’s clogging it up isn’t even that far down the pipe. A
quick swizz around with an old mascara wand can often sort it and when
you pull it back out you can either chuck that gross old noodle or eat
it. It’s up to you, you dirtbag.
– See more at: http://www.athriftymrs.com/2012/02/8-uses-for-old-mascara-wands.html#sthash.LQaYFcGt.dpuf
Suzannita says
Aku belum pernah menggunakannya untuk lip exfoliator yang paling sering sih aku menggunakannya sebagai sikat alis, nanti aku mau cobain deh
Sintha Novia Putri says
Reusable banget emang yah brush mascara ini, aku sering simpen buat sikat alis. baru tau kalo ini juga bisa dimanfaatin buat scrubbing bibir hihi thankyou beb sharingnya sangat bermanfaat
chohanny kyun says
Omg. Baru tau hahaha.. Makasih informasinya kak sangat bermanfaat loh! Ga nyesel mampir kesini
Maria Octavia says
Iya nih benar banget! Soalnya sayang juga kalau dibuang, padahal berguna banget ya.
Vebby Febriyanti♥ says
Wah betul banget ini, aku emang menyimpan beberapa bekas maskara dan brushnya aku pakai tuk maskara yg aku kurang suka brushnya. Bermanfaat bgt ya ternyata
Lidya - Luella Artistry says
Wah berguna banget nih.. aku baru tau bisa digunakan sebagai exfoilator bibir juga ya.. lumayan banget deeh..
Raisa Hakim says
Tipsnya bermanfaat banget si, bener banget sebel kalo udah menggumpal saat pakai mascara jadi berat juga ke bulmat. Hehehe
Aku juga simpen baik-baik kok brush mascara yang paling nyaman
Melisa Carollina says
Yangg nomer 2 udh aku coba di rumah, dan emang kece banget hasilnya . Bahkan aku lbh suka hasil pake spuli bks maskara dripda armando caruso yg dlu smpet ku beli trpisah haha
Nur Hasani Fajriana says
Aku enggak kepikiran sih sampe kesini tapi ya emang bener juga sih ini tipsnya, daripada beli alatnya kan malah bisa manfaatin aja maskara yang udah habis hehe
Elliza Efina says
Aku juga suka pake spoolie mascara yang udah nggak dipake buat nyisir alisku, beb. Well, ternyata masih ada banyak benefit-nya yaaa untuk nggak membuang mascara bekas. :)))
Indah nuria says
Aku juga banyaaak nih mba koleksinya.. swbagian yang brushnya enak banget memang aku simpen
Andiyani Achmad says
bener ini, bermanfaat banget tulisanmu mba, tapi sebelum digunakan sebagai sikat alis harus di cuci sampai bersih dulu.
Cilya in Wonderland says
Thanks you tips nya mba, iya juga ya..selama ini aku ngga kepikiran untuk simpan brush nya maskara yang sudah habis atau yang sudah tidak terpakai lagi. Ternyata ada guna nya juga…
chohanny kyun says
Wah setelah aku baca blog ini bener bener deh jadi tau gunanya. Makasih kak informasi yang diberikan sangat bermanfaat ?
Lily Kanaya says
Serum rambut untuk bulu mata belum pernah nyobain nih Tya, ok aku inget2 deh mulai skrg ga usah buang mascara bekas klo bisa difungsikan seperti ini