Waterproof Mascara

[lidlicker]

My son is getting married soon, and I know I will need a good waterproof mascara. There seems to be so many different ones on the market, can anyone recommend one? Thanks.

[Jolly87]

Max Factor or Lancome

[Maydup]

Have you thought about having your eyelashed dyed for the special occaision? It costs £10-£15 and lasts about 6 weeks. You could have it done a couple of weeks ahead and in good time for the wedding. Check with a local beauty salon

[lidlicker]

Never thought of that Maydup ! what a good idea, I shall look into it.
Do I still put mascara on though? My lashess are a bit short or should having them dyed be OK?

[Ric.ror]

Lidlicker - I have had mine dyed and they are so short the beautician thought they weren't going to be long enough - they looked lovely when done - I had my eyebrows done too
Nowadays I just do them myself with eyelure (I think its called)

[Prudie]

I'd also recommend Max Factor False Lash effect waterproof or Lancome's equivalent if you want to splash out. Having them dyed might be the way for you but personally I don't have the natural thick long lashes for that to look as good as mascara.

[SuperTech]

I've used Maybelline Volum'Express The MegaPlush Mascara, long name I know, but it's been good for me. Only annoying this is how difficult it is to take off! I guess that's a con for all waterproof mascara though. (I recommend vasoline and water for removing waterproof mascara)

[Old_Geezer]

Wow; hair dye near the eyes. How brave you ladies are !

[murraymints]

false lashes..you can get individual lashes rather than the full ones at any beauty shop !