Beauty tip for organizing the brush before applying mascara

I used to apply mascara immediately after taking the brush out, but I didn't like how the product would clump at the tips of my lashes or stick together in clumps. Sometimes, too much product would come out, and it would feel cakey right after application.

 

 

 

I noticed that the product often tends to clump together at the tip of the brush, so instead of using it immediately, I lightly wiped it with a tissue before applying it, and I liked how it applied neatly.

 

 

 

Open the mascara and wipe it by gently rolling the brush over a tissue. Wipe lightly, just enough to tidy up any clumps. If you remove too much, the amount you apply decreases, so leaving a moderate amount looks more natural.

 

 

It was much more comfortable because if I tidied them up like this before applying, they didn't clump or curl up excessively. I used to frequently have black clumps at the tips of my eyelashes, but since I started applying them this way, they tend to look a bit cleaner, with each lash defined individually.

 

I noticed a big difference when applying mascara to my lower lashes. Before, it often got on my skin, but after cleaning the brush, it became easier to control the amount, so it applied much more cleanly and naturally.

 

Even when applying multiple coats of mascara, the initial amount isn't excessive, so it felt less stuffy overall. My eyelashes stick together less than before, so the mascara applies beautifully.

 

If you don't like your mascara clumping or applying too thickly, I think it's a good idea to try this beauty tip of tidying it up briefly before applying it.

 

Tissue Tip!

Also, rather than using just any tissue, I tend to avoid products that are too thin or tear easily. I found thin tissues inconvenient because fibers would stick to them while wiping, or torn pieces would get stuck between the bristles. Slightly thicker ones... Facial tissues or less dusty types Using that was much cleaner.